Mills Presses Tax Cuts With Nixon In Mind
Representative Wilbur Mills urges economy-stimulating tax cuts tied to a spending ceiling and an incomes policy while President Nixon faces resistance from Republicans. Mills promotes investment tax credits and higher standard deductions as a path to relief for business and low income taxpayers, citing Johnson era spending cuts as a model.
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Iraq and Libya Split Over Jordan Deepens Arab Rift
The Associated Press reports Iraq demands Jordan's expulsion from the Arab League and calls for collective action against King Hussein. Iraq recalls ambassador, closes border, bans Jordanian flights, while Libyan Col. Muammar Kadafi orders an emergency Arab leaders meeting to oppose what he calls genocide in Jordan. In Lebanon clashes leave one dead, and Wasfi Tell says Jordanian forces have quelled guerrilla activity with hundreds detained. Arab splits widen as Morocco Libya Sudan shifts stir uncertainty in the region.
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Morse eyes 1972 Senate bid after 1968 defeat
Wayne Morse, 70, plans to scan potential candidates before deciding to run for the Senate in 1972. The former Democrat was defeated in 1968 by Bob Packwood. the seat is held by Republican Mark Hatfield, who has not yet said if he will seek re-election. Governor Tom McCall, a Republican, has indicated he will run.
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Ore
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Oregon
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Rudy Vallee Quits Board In Dispute
Rudy Vallee resigns from Los Angeles Traffic Commission amid criticism over his bid to rename the street where he lives Rue de Vallee. He left before a five year reappointment vote by Mayor Sam Yorty. Vallee, 69, cited fear of ridicule by councilmen and said the change would affect nine residents, six of whom supported him.
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House Approves Vet Drugs Aid Bill Expands Treatment
The House passed 3780 a bill to expand treatment for drug addiction among service members and veterans. The measure sent to the Senate lets the Veterans Administration treat any serviceman or veteran regardless of discharge status or legal violations. Treatment would occur at federal facilities in Fort Worth Texas and Lexington Kentucky.
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Hoover Pledges FBI Fight To Halt Red China Spying
FBI director Edgar Hoover told a closed Senate hearing the bureau will intensify efforts to counter communist Chinese intelligence gathering and revolutionary activities in the United States. He described Peking as seeing the U.S. as its enemy while Congress debated FBI funding and U.S. relations with China ahead of Nixon's planned trip. Mansfield and Scott urged restraint in discussions of the trip while denying any secret agreements.
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Bad Back Cancels Conductor's Tour
LOS ANGELES AP Zu bin Mehta conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic has canceled seven concert engagements due to a painful back ailment. A spokesman said Mehta 35 has been ordered by his physician to rest and undergo treatment for six months because of a disc problem.
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Los Angeles Philharmonic
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Wallace Sues Over Foundations Tax Exemption
Gov. George C. Wallace plans a Washington suit to end federal income tax exemptions for private foundations and similar groups. He seeks to restrain the Treasury secretary and IRS commissioner from exempting income of foundations religious organizations and other associations, while permitting exemptions for groups organized solely for worship and true public charitable activities.
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Ala
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Steel Union Set To Strike
Baltimore AF Local 2610 of United Steelworkers AFL CIO backed the national union if it calls a strike. About 11 600 Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point workers voted despite complaints of being uninformed on talks in Washington. A local official warned the national president may push plans without adequate input.
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Baltimore robber leaps to death after sentencing
Baltimore police said 26 year old Richard Dundee also known as Baynard Richardson leaped from a ninth story window moments after being sentenced to 15 years for robbery by Judge Joseph Howard in Criminal Court He reportedly told others he would not serve a long term and faced two homicide charges.
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