Saigon Shifts Tone as Talks Hint at Compromise
In Saigon the gap between public talk and private belief widens as Paris peace talks drag on. Officials refuse to discuss concessions while recognizing Communist presence and the need for political means to end the war. President Thieu urges unity among splinter groups to avoid Communist victory.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Phan Quang Dan
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America
Tran van Huong
National Assembly
Nguyen van Thieu
Thieu
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Tax Data Swapped Across States Aims at Tax Enforcement
The IRS has agreements with 43 states and DC to exchange tax information including names and addresses of workers, motor vehicle records, licensing and sales data. Automatic processing checks income, sales, use, estate and gift taxes, plus motor fuel and highway use taxes. Data is stored on high speed magnetic tapes for cross jurisdiction use, with Alaska the latest joiner and a few states remaining without agreements.
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Internal Revenue Service
District of Columbia
Commerce Clearing House
Alaska
Alabama
Connecticut
Georgia
Louisiana
Nevada
Rhode Island
Texas
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