Administration proposes 800 million tax hike on the rich
Washington reports Shultz unveils an 800 million tax liability increase aimed at millionaires to curb avoidance. Democrats push broader reform with Muskie proposing 18 billion in higher taxes on business and the wealthy while AFL CIO backs a 29 billion refund plan. Congress must act by midnight to extend wage price control authority or let it expire affecting meat prices and related sectors.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
George P. Shultz
White House
House
Ways and Means Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Afl-Cio
Congress
Nixon
Senate
Tax rise outpaces cost of living, study shows
Cleveland report notes 1965 base figures from Industry Week. Last year cost of living per person rose $78 while taxes increased $193. Since 1965 the cost of living per capita gained $602 and taxes per capita $747.
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Cleveland
UPI
Industry Week Magazine
U.S. Commerce Department
POW Father Says Plan To Readjust Ridiculous
Air Force Lt. Col. Alan Lurie, a former POW held in North Vietnam nearly seven years, criticizes military readjustment plans as absurd. He recalls his own quick reunion with his son Cameron, then seven, who was a baby when his father was shot down in June 1966.
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Cleveland
UPI
Air Force
Alan Lurie
North Vietnam
Cameron
Luke
Dow
Cambodian Troops Vanish After Mekong Bombing Raids
Cambodian Communist troops disappeared from the east bank of the Mekong opposite Phnom Penh after U.S. bombing raids described as deadly accurate. The strikes followed a 24 hour halt due to concern over civilian casualties, according to U.S. diplomatic sources.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Mekong River
U.S
Ervin Sees Ruckelshaus Move Restoring FBI Confidence
Sen. Sam Ervin of North Carolina says naming William D. Ruckelshaus to replace L. Patrick Gray as acting FBI director could restore public confidence. He chairs the Senate Watergate committee and expects Gray to testify amid reports Gray burned files tied to E. Howard Hunt.
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Raleigh
N.C
UPI
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
William D. Ruckelhaus
L. Patrick Gray
FBI
Agency
Ervin
Senate
Gray
E. Howard Hunt
Bark River Harris School District Faces Time Confusion
In Michigan's Upper Peninsula half the Bark River Harris district lies in Central Time, the other half in Eastern Daylight Time. Superintendent Floyd Del Bello says schools may tolerate one hour late or early today while an emergency board session is set for Tuesday to resolve the time issue.
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Park River
Mich
UPI
Bark River- Harris
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Mennominee County
Delta County
Floyd del Bello
Manila man jailed in statue theft linked to floods
A 24 year old man was sentenced to ten years after admitting he and others stole a 400 year old Santo Nino statue from a church. Manila Mayor Ramon Bagatsing said the theft contributed to severe floods that hit Manila and central Luzon last July and August.
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Manila
UPI
Jesus
Ramon Bagatsing
Luzon
Reynio Rivera
Amuerfina M. Herrera
Devine Recommends Donald Cook for FBI Director
U S Representative Samuel L. Devine says he has recommended former liquor control director Donald D. Cook to President Nixon for FBI director. Cook 58, with a long law enforcement career includes FBI agent and state highway patrolman roles plus plant security consultant.
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Columbus
UPI
U.S
Samuel L. Devine
Ohio
Donald D. Cook
Nixon
FBI
Devine
Cook
Plant Security and Labor Relations
Norwalk Weather With Death Notices Listed
The forecast shows a low tonight in the upper 40s to low 50s with showers possible Tuesday and a high around 65 to 70. Deaths noted include Orlando P. Nardecchia 59 Detroit Michigan Marilla Bryant Saladin 84 Norwalk Leo Schreiner 74 Bellevue and Josip Tacl 70 Parma Heights.
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Norwalk
Orlando P. Nardecchia
Detroit
Mich
Marilla (Bryant
Drug Agents Mistaken Raids Terrorize Illinois Families
In Collinsville Illinois Herbert and wife Giglotto and Donald and wife Askew describe brutal late night drug raid mistakes by federal agents. About 15 armed men dressed as hippies burst into the Giglotto home threatening death until drugs were found. They later learned the raid was a mistake and agents apologized and offered damages.
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Collinsville, Ill
UPI
Herbert Giglotto
Donald Askew
Giglottos
Askews
Giglotto
Charles Bravard Dies at 60 in Milan Officer served eight years as village chief
Charles G. Bravard 60 longtime lawman died unexpectedly at Good Samaritan Hospital Sandusky. A former Sandusky Police Department veteran with 20 years service he led Milan Police from 1961 to 1969 and later served as Cedar Point police sergeant. Survived by Ruth his widow children and grandchildren with multiple civic memberships and funeral arrangements announced.
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Milan
Charles G. Bravard
Good Samaritan Hospital
Sandusky
Bravard
Cedar Point
Georgetown
Newman Boatline
Ohio State Patrol
Bay View
Plum Brook
Erie Masonic Lodge
F & AM
Order of Police
Lake Erie
Retired
Police Association of Ohio
Ruth
John
Ronald
Rawle Funeral Home
Joseph Pumphrey
Cincinnati
Oakland Cemetery
F and AM
Fraternal Order of Police
Kleindienst and 3 Nixon Aides Quit Over Watergate
Attorney General Kleindienst and three White House aides Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean III resigned amid Watergate disclosures. Nixon named Elliot Richardson to replace Kleindienst and prepared a nationwide 9 p.m. EDT address.
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White House
Richardson
Pentagon
Justice Department
Watergate
Ziegler
Nixon
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Washington
Camp David
Dean
Kleindienst
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Leonard Garment
Republican Party
Kelindienst
Kissinger to Fly to Moscow for Talks with Brezhnev
UPI reports President adviser Henry Kissinger will travel to Moscow later this week to meet Leonid Brezhnev. He will depart Washington Thursday and begin talks Friday with Soviet officials, with the discussions expected to last four to five days.
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Washington
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Kissinger
Texans Celebrate Meat Week in Amarillo with Free Barbecue
In Amarillo Texas Meat Appreciation Week ended with a giant free barbecue. Cooks prepared 16 000 cuts of beef for a 150 foot pit and 28 000 people attended. The pit failed when the fire went out leaving 16 000 uncooked cuts and the final day fed 28 000 with beans.
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Amarillo
Tex
UPI
Panhandle
Ben Johnson
Andy Devine
Amarillo Slim Preston
Bob Price
R-Texas
Governors Confront Energy Crisis at Democratic Governors Meet
In Saw Mill Creek Lodge Ohio Governor Gilligan leads a 15 member Democratic governors group addressing energy shortages and federal cuts. Watergate is downplayed as resolutions head back to staff for rewrites while calls for stronger state role in revenue sharing shape the talks.
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Huron
Ohio
UPI
Saw Mill Creek Lodge
Gilligan
John Gilligan
Nixon
Governors Jet Lands At Norwalk
A small Cessna Citation jet carrying Gov. John C. West of South Carolina Gov. Jimmy Carter of Georgia former Gov. Terry Sanford of North Carolina and former Gov. Robert E. McNair of South Carolina landed at Norwalk Municipal Airport for the Democratic governors conference at Sawmill Creek. The arrival drew a crowd of pilots and spectators before the plane refueled at Griffing Field Sandusky and returned to Norwalk.
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Sawmill Creek
Huron County
Norwalk
John C. West
South Carolina
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Robert E. McNair
Griffing Field
Sandusky
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Ruckelshaus
Charles Bravard
Maine
Kenneth Curtis
Curtis
Sawmill Creek Lodge
Southern Pacific
Roseville
Calif
Navy
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