Nixon Outlines 1972 Strategy With Agnew as Running Mate
President Nixon described a peace and prosperity platform for 1972 in a televised interview. He signaled continuing troop withdrawals from Vietnam with a residual 25,000 to 35,000, pledged wage price rent control trims, and aimed to keep Agnew on the ticket while planning a January 14 decision. He stressed performance over rhetoric and noted talks with China and the Soviet Union on arms, POWs, and broader shifts in the Mideast balance.
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Nixon Names On Petitions For New Hampshire Primary
Concord AP Nixon petitions filed to place President Nixon on the Republican presidential primary ballot set for March 7. Lane Dwinnell heads a citizen group reporting over 1,000 signatures in each New Hampshire district, predicting an easy Nixon win. Dwinnell notified Nixon by letter but did not consult the White House before filing.
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John H Applebee retires after 44 years at A P Green Refractories
John H Applebee retires from A P Green Refractories after 44 years of service. For seven years he served as general night supervisor at the Mexico division overseeing dry press stiff mud burning and insulation fire brick production on the night shift. He began in 1927 at the old west plant and held roles in mechanics tunnel kiln firing and night foreman before becoming general night supervisor in 1964. Friends honored him with a retirement dinner at Air Park Restaurant. He and his wife live on Route 5 in Mexico and have three children who work at the Green company. He plans a Florida vacation and local farming.
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Million In Income But Pays No Tax
Washington AP. The Treasury reports loopholes let 112 Americans with incomes above $200,000 pay no federal income tax in 1970. Rep. Henry Reuss notes three reported over $1 million, up from 1969 when 300 earners avoided tax and 52 earned more than $1 million. He calls the 1969 Tax Reform Act ineffective.
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Tax reform bill eyed to boost U S revenue
Lawmakers estimate 20 to 30 billion dollars in annual gains if all taxpayers pay their share. A co sponsored reform would plug loopholes lifting about 19 billion, plus 10 billion from repealing new benefits and taxing foreign subsidiaries now. In Missouri, a separate suit seeks to strike down a police pursuit statute after a mis fired warning shot killed a fleeing burglary suspect, with ACLU arguing it authorizes deadly force for minor offenses.
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Nixon eyes reelection platform hints with Agnew
President Nixon signaled a reelection bid with Spiro Agnew as running mate, outlining a peace abroad and a healthier balance. Across Asia and South Asia leaders spoke on anti domination, while Bhutto freed Mujibur Rahman and nationalized major Pakistani industry. Indira Gandhi urged regional unity against big powers. Viet Cong shelled Da Nang as a cease fire ended. Pat Nixon attended Liberia inauguration ceremonies for William Tolbert, meeting Tolbert for a private substantive talk.
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Simple private burial for entertainer Maurice Chevalier
Paris AP Maurice Chevalier, 83, who sought discreet dignified exit, will be buried after a private service Wednesday in Nesnes La Coquette church and vault beside his mother. He died Saturday after a three week kidney ailment and heart failure. Nephew Rene Chevalier said the funeral will be in Mar nes La Coquette village church with later burial in the village cemetery. His mother died in 1926. He wished no visitors and no body on view. Mourners were turned away from his luxury home gates as per his wishes.
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