Docking's Tax Proposals Facing Double Assignments
In Topeka Kansas Senate Democrats denounce Gov Dockings tax plans as partisan moves to kill his program. Dockings corporate disallowance tax is sent to Assessment and Taxation and Ways and Means drawing protest from Sen Steineger. Senate President says Ways and Means will also rule due to revenue. Steineger accuses leadership of sending bills to two committees to thwart Democratic measures. Gaar notes double assignments aim to circumnavigate the main committee. Doyen chairmanship surprises some. Steineger questions if Ways and Means will act as hatchet men for leadership.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Docking
Kansas
Senate
Senate Democrats
Docking
Jack Steineger
Kansas City
Assessment and
Steineger
Ways and Means
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Norman Gaar
Westwood
Gaar
Bennett
Doyen
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Sen. Doyen
Meat By-Products Soar Amid Rising Wholesale Prices
Washington AP reports that wholesale prices for meat by products have surged faster than standard meats. Pig brains sold for 22 dollars per 100 pounds in Chicago, up from 11 a year ago, with exporters driving demand. Beef livers and kidneys also show sharp gains, while a proposed rule would ban beef lips, pig snouts, and cheek meat from cooked sausages.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Chicago
USDA
Product Safety Appointees To Face Grilling
Nixon appointees to the new Consumer Product Safety Commission face Senate grilling over alleged secret pledges to the White House. Republicans cited unverified reports about verbal commitments to clear actions with the Office of Management and Budget, while the White House denies the claims.
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Washington
Nixon
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Senate
White House
Congress
Associated Press
Jobs
Office of Management and Budget
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Moss
Commerce Consumer
Memory gap at Pentagon papers trial stirs silence
In Los Angeles AP report, Defense Department official Charles Hinkle refuses to confirm or deny a former staffer’s claim that orders to remove exonerating reports existed. Retired Lt. Col. Edward Miller testified Hinkle discussed suppressing a Miller study in 1971. Judge Byrne paces hearings as prosecutors plan to call NSA analyst William Gerhart.
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Los Angeles
Defense Department
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Charles Hinkle
Office of Security Review
Air Force
Edward A. Miller
Hinkle
Miller
Elisberg
Russo
Pentagon
U.S
William Gerhart
National Security Agency
Gerhart
Deke Slayton Finally Joins U S Soviet Flight
Space center Houston reports Donald Deke Slayton selected as crewman for the planned 1975 joint U S Soviet orbital mission. He will fly with Air Force Brig. Gen. Thomas Stafford and Vance Brand, becoming the oldest hopeful to attempt a space journey at 51.
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Clark Air Base
Philippines
Air Force
Joel S. Hetland
West Bend
Wis
Clark
Hetland
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Donald K
Deke” Slayton
Thomas P. Stafford
Vance D. Brand
Slayton
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Bisbee, Ariz
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Conraw
Fred Thompson
North Vietnam
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N. Main
Frankie Covello
Frankie
State Reform School
Veterans
Voluntary Action Center
Washington, D.C
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National Center For Voluntary Action
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