Nixon Tax Records to Be Fully Examined by Congress
The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation voted to probe all aspects of President Nixon's federal income taxes from 1969 to 1972. They will review deductions for vice presidential papers gifts and potential capital gains taxes on San Clemente land sales, with possible back taxes around $800,000.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
Congress
Joint
Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
House
Senate
San Clemente, Calif
Mills
Dec
Mes
San Clemente
Soviets predict grain crop set to exceed forecasts
Moscow reports grain production this year will top 220 million tons, surpassing the earlier Brezhnev estimate of over 215 million. Finance Minister Garbuzov also announces a 2 percent cut in the official military budget from 24.7 to 24.3 billion dollars for 1974.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Nikolai Baibakov
State Planning Committee
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vasily Garbuzov
River Stage Changes Reported at Stations
Readable data shows river stages at multiple stations with small rises and falls. Measurements include Monroe 400 and Camden 32.8 with rise of 0.7 and fall of 1.1 respectively.
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Monroe
Camden
Kissinger Plans Algeria Stop En Route to Middle East Talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will brief Algerian President Boumedienne in Algiers for a few hours before meeting Middle East leaders and attending the Geneva peace conference opening. He seeks support for U S policies, meets Foreign Minister Bouti lika, and presses Western oil strategy.
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London
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Al‘geria
Kissinger
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Geneva
Algeria
Africa
Abdel Aziz Boutilika
Edward Heath
Alec Douglas-Home
Western
Europe
Britain
United States
Israel
Pilgrims’ Society
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
U.S
United Nations
Israel Plans Geneva Peace Conference Push
Foreign Minister Abba Eban confirmed Israel will attend the Geneva peace talks despite a possible boycott by Defense Minister Moshe Dayan over Syria and POW issues. Dayan later softened his stance, insisting talks proceed with Egypt Jordan and Lebanon while delaying Syria until POWs are resolved. Demonstrations and security moves in the West Bank followed expulsions tied to alleged support for guerrillas. King Hussein of Jordan signaled a delayed official stance pending Kissinger’s visit, as Egypt indicated potential attendance contingent on troop withdrawals.
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Associated Press
Abba Eban
Israel
Geneva
Moshe Pavan
Dayan
Yeysmen
Syria
Red Cross
Miran
Golda Meir
Egypt
Jordan
Lebanon
Gates
al Hamishmar
West Jordan
West Bank
Bira
Hussein
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Cairo
Suez
Merot
Twin Cities Heinitz Family to Visit for Holidays
Greetings greet Mr. and Mrs. Alex Heinitz of Carson North Dakota as they travel south for holidays with Chief and Mrs. Melvin Heinitz and family. Ensign Ronald O Beene, son of Mrs Ruby Beene, visited Rio de Janeiro on a fleet training exercise aboard the USS Tattanl guided missile destroyer.
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Alex Heinitz
Carson
N. D
Melvin Heinitz
Heinitz
Ronald O. Beene
Ruby Beene
Chickasaw
West Monroe
Rio de Janeiro
Tattanl
Navy
Beene
University of Mississippi
Cotton Harvesting Continues In Area
Tornadoes swept northeast Louisiana last week, damaging gins in Richland and East Carroll parishes. Cotton pickers were back in fields by midweek as Winnsboro reports 17 000 bases classed for the week ending December 7, with total season 359 000 bases. Prices rose on higher grades while gins note cottonseed at 90 to 106 dollars per ton.
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Winnsboro
Louisiana
Richland
East Carroll
USDA
Greenwood
White House Opens File Cabinet For Jaworski Inquiry
Special Watergate prosecutor Leon Jaworski announced the White House has opened a file cabinet with hundreds of documents for inspector Charles Breyer. Breyer will report which items are vital as Jaworski interests expand to direct access for review and potential copying.
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Washington
Leon Jaworski
White House
Jaworski
Charles Breyer
Bryer
Senate Judiciary Committee
William B. Saxbe
Archibald Cox
Cox
Fred Buzhardt
Aveyer
Storms Spread Rain Snow Across Nation
Storms spread rain and snow from the Northwest to the Northeast with gusty winds near 50 mph in the northern intermountain region. Coastal flood warnings cover Washington and Oregon while five to seven inches of snow fell in Maine. Temperatures ranged from 44 in Lewistown Montana to 41 in West Palm Beach Florida with varying skies.
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Intermountain
Rockies
Utah
Techies
Rian
Oregon
Washington
California
Canadian
Houston
Timestone
Maine
Florida
Lewistown
Mont
West Palm Beach
Fla
Miami
Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast Across Twin Cities Area
Residents of the Twin Cities may expect partly cloudy skies today and through Thursday with a chance of showers tonight and Thursday. Temperatures rise to the low 70s with a mid 50s low tonight. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph, then west with 20 to 30 percent rain chances. FAA at Monroe Municipal Airport logged a high of 58 and a 43 low, no rainfall in the last 24 hours. Extended Louisiana outlook is partly cloudy Friday to Sunday with light rain possible Saturday night. lows mid 40s to low 50s and highs mostly upper 60s.
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Twin Cities
Monroe
FAA
Monroe Municipal
Agency i
Louisiana
Saxbe Pledges Support for Jaworski Amid Watergate probes
Senator William Saxbe pledged vigorous support for special prosecutor Jaworski during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. He said he would not fire Jaworski without six of eight congressional leaders concurrence and would stand by the inquiry into White House and other government misconduct, while affirming Jaworski's independence.
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Washington
Leon Taworski
Senate Judiciary Committee
William B. Sasbe
Nixon
Saxbe
Aworski
Justice Department
White House
Saxve
Jaworski
Archibald Cox
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Saxhe
Special Prosecutor's Office
Sasbe
Ohio Republican
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Cox
Christmas Appeal Seeks Help for Goodfellows Urgently
Poor families beg for aid as Goodfellows faces shortfall with under two weeks left to raise the required twelve thousand dollars. Affected households recount losses including a burned home and a jailed father while appealing for Christmas support from Monroe readers. Contributions can be sent to News Star World Publishing Corp with requests due by Monday.
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Goodfellows
Souht
News-Star —World Publishing Corp
N. 4Th St
Monroe
In Memory and Holiday Cards Honor Local Figures
Local volunteers compile Christmas card fundraisers listing Beatrice Poy Gorn Jacopo Gorn Jack TH Hover J. G. Keller Jr and others. Donors include Dr. and Mrs. Mark Cross Ruston Abe Fascialob Bob and Thalia Swit and many more, with a grand total to date of 3831.16.
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Vivian
Joe Murray
Beatrice Poy Gorn
Talon
Jacopo Gorn
Paul Gallien
Jack TH
J. G. Keller, Jr
Seda
Bitinda Vance
Alphinhorn
C. C
Sarah) Bell
C. Bell
John T. Martin
Darwin G. Nichols
Bob & Thalia Swit
Geede
Blaze
Lamensdorf
Abe
Farmeretiic
Jo PL McWhee
Mark Cross
Ruston
W. B. Corry
John S. Fox
Ped. Scalia
Tony
Debby Farmar
Olmstead
Cliffie Olmstead
Walter C. Smith
Mary Hunt Major
Vine I. Medlemry
R. B. Major, Jr
Cobuien Lamp
Cobuien Lamp Lun San Pe TE Ae Beaches Gat Alby
Alvis Jack McBee
Bred W. Creighton
Mary Adais
Mork
Conlin cc
R.ol. Casonk
Drat Puston
Charles Williams
EF. I. Jenasome
Totsy and
Harold
Clint Hanna
Clarry ‘Lemnert
Northeast Louisiana University Panhellenic Council
Ada Bess Hart
Mack Brock
Charles Ledoux
Mrs
Doe Dison
Food Kemp
Chris Smith
Rosemary Sullivan
the Shemwells
the Cage Grand
Nixon proposals seek 25 percent cut in gasoline output
The Nixon administration proposes a 25 percent reduction in gasoline production effective December 27. Priority deliveries would go to emergency services, fuel producers, public transportation, and agriculture. Other users would receive the same gas as in 1972, with remaining supply reaching retailers.
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Washington
Nixon
William E. Simon
Simon
Federalnergy Office
Weather highs and lows report across states
The National Weather Service lists McAllen Texas as the hottest 80 degree reading on Tuesday excluding Alaska and Hawaii while Devils Lake North Dakota records a low of 6 degrees this morning. The figures reflect statewide temperature extremes monitored by the agency.
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UPL
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
McAllen
Tex
Devils Lake
N.D
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