Nixon Sees Mideast Calm and 1972 Plans Quiet
In a wide interview President Nixon cautions on Middle East calm with possible Arab Israeli talks and notes U S Soviet arms limits while continuing aid to offset Soviet shipments to Egypt. He speaks of SALT prospects, Cuba understandings, Moynihan praise, welfare reform, revenue sharing, and 1972 political maneuvering without firm plans for a running mate.
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Middle East
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Egypt
Congress
America
Nixon
Connally
George Wallace Marries Niece of Predecessor in Alabama
Gov elect George C Wallace wed Cornelia Ellis Snively in a quiet ceremony at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Montgomery. The couple, honeymooning at the Grand Hotel in Point Clear, have six children and appeared at a post wedding dinner at Mrs Wallace’s mother’s home.
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Cornelia Ellis
Wallace
Alabama
George Smile
Press
Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Cornelia Ellis Snively
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Wallaces
Ruby Austin
James E
Big Jim’ Folsom
Sertoma Club to Hear Progress Report on Treatment Center
Mrs Pat Wilkerson will present a progress report on the Middlesetown Intensive Treatment Center at the Sertoma Club meeting at 6 30 tonight. The center is a branch of the Ohio Valley Clinic for Brain Injured Children in Reading and a project of the Sertoma Club.
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Middletown
Sertoma Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Ohio Valley Clinic
Reading
Sertoma Chub
Nixon says housing laws will be enforced not forced integration
President Nixon says existing laws on housing will be carried out including bans on urban renewal and federal housing funds for discriminatory communities. He cautions that forced integration is unrealistic and not in the interest of better racial relations and says the government is not required to promote forced suburban integration.
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Cuba
Nixon
Daniel P. Moynihan
Congress
the Treasury
Texas
John Connally
Washington
Swiss Court Orders Bank Disclosure in Tax Fraud Case
The Swiss Supreme Court ordered a bank to provide the U S Internal Revenue Service information on an American suspected of tax fraud. The ruling relies on the Swiss American double taxation treaty and notes banking secrecy is waived when tax fraud is involved. No details on the individual or specific allegations were disclosed.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Federal Supreme Court
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Swiss Tax Administration
U.S
Supreme Court
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Life Magazine
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Janie Lee
Huntingdon College
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Howard
Sears
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NEW Years Crusade
Grace Baptist Church
Wilbraham Road
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Howard Sears
IRS
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Nevawet Mattress
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