Reagan Faces Tax Questions as Privacy Debate Rages
Gov. Ronald Reagan accuses reporters of invading privacy by reporting he did not pay state personal income tax this year and says the source of the confidential information is unknown. He notes losses offset his income while media and tax officials caution no evidence of illegal access. Democrats say tax loopholes favor the affluent in 1970.
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Banks probes private clubs over discrimination in Missouri
Rep J B Banks of St Louis testifies before the Missouri Human Rights Commission on private club discrimination. The Jefferson City Country Club is under scrutiny for all white by laws and possible federal funding ties while the House calls for an inquiry. No ruling was issued at the hearing.
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NFO Members Demonstrate At Missouri Capitol
About 400 National Farmers Organization members gathered on the Missouri Capitol steps to press for the right to set farm product prices. They waved placards including a pink pig reading no pay no pig and heard leaders claim current pig prices hurt producers while consumers do not benefit.
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Iowa
National Guard Names First Black General in DC Unit
Col. C C Bryant 49 year old World War II veteran adjutant general of the District of Columbia National Guard is promoted to brigadier general becoming the first black general in the Army and Air National Guards. A federal approval and Senate nomination follow. Bryant aided civil disturbances and established the guard's first officer candidate school.
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Howard University
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Wall Collapse Kills Three In Downtown Oklahoma City
A Main Street building wall collapsed Wednesday trapping three demolition workers and killing them, including the foreman. A fourth man escaped by leaping from a third floor window as police dogs searched the rubble for another body.
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NBC Chief Vows Newsmen Will Fight Back in Critic Blowback
Reuven Frank, president of NBC News, said television newsmen will fight back against critics including Vice President Agnew, Sen. Dole, and the Washington Post. He spoke at a University of Missouri luncheon, defending CBS News, which refused a congressional demand for unused film and notes from The Selling of the Pentagon.
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