Tax reform sparks party clash over tax shelters
Washington top House Ways and Means members Mills and Byrnes charged President Nixon’s plan does not end tax shelters for the rich. They urged removal of exemptions and loopholes, while administration officials defended limited curbs as talks begin on interim tax proposals and capital gains shifts.
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Solons Split Over Postal Increases
Washington insiders debate Nixon’s proposed one cent first class rate hike. Senator McGee says it shuffles money from a budget hole and won’t improve mail service, while revenue would fund capital projects. Senator Dirksen backs the administration view that the bike tax is needed.
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Irish Unionists Accept One Man One Vote Note
Northern Ireland Unionists backed a British ultimatum and agreed to permit one man one vote in local elections by a 25 to 22 caucus vote. The move signals further political clashes as Catholic civil rights protests intensify and Protestant factions threaten to split the Unionist party amid ongoing unrest. Police faced Protestant extremists in Belfast as violence flared in Catholic districts with injuries reported. Prime Minister O Neill's leadership is under strain from divisions over Catholic rights and unrest extending from Londugharry to other cities.
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McCarthy Talks With Nixon After First White House Visit
Senator Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota met President Nixon for the first time and described the talk as general on taxes Vietnam and campus unrest. He said Nixon spoke publicly on Vietnam and noted possible movement toward coalition government in Vietnam while reaffirming he will not run again for his Senate seat.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Minn
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Vietnam
Reagan Opens Welfare Policy Rift After Court Ruling
Gov. Ronald Reagan denounced a Supreme Court decision voiding residence requirements for welfare as inviting a mass influx of indigents from other states to California. Aides estimate 3,000 to 4,000 migrants monthly could boost costs by about 35 million dollars annually, triggering a fiscal crisis for state and local relief programs.
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Supreme Court
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Elisabeths Champion Challenged In Iceland Duel
The Queen's Champion Lt. Col. John Dymoke faces a formal duel challenge from Iceland eye surgeon Skult Thoroddsen over foreign troops on the island. Thoroddsen offers burial costs if he loses. Dymoke is likely to decline due to Icelandic law and British Army rules.
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Royal Anglian Regiment
Iceland
Skult Thoroddsen
Dymoke
Thoroddsen
DC to Test Penology Plan With Community Residences
Washington DC officials propose housing 200 or more inmates in 10 city run community residences while serving sentences. Prison director Kenneth Hardy testified before a Senate committee that model prisoners currently working outside would move from the DC jail to these homes as the program begins pending budget approval.
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