War and Taxes Dominate Midwest Voter Worries
Two Congress members, Sen. William Proxmire and Rep. John Myers, heard voters demand quick Vietnam war end and tax cuts. Across Indiana and Wisconsin, residents linked high taxes and inflation to wartime costs, urging faster withdrawal or victory and stressing the burden on middle earners. Proxmire noted Vietnam depth and tax pain as rising concerns at fairs, parades, and shops.
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Congress
William Proxmire
Dwis
John Myers
Rind
Nixon
Myers
Proxmire
Senate
Rudy
Terre Haute
West Allis
Milwaukee
Vietnam
Hales Corners
Wis
Indiana
Bloomington
South Side
Israelis Claim Seven Kills In High Dogfight
TEL AVIV AP Israeli jets shot down seven Syrian MIG fighters over the occupied Golan Heights in a 30 minute battle at 10 000 to 20 000 feet near Quenestra. The claim marks the biggest single score by Israeli pilots since the six day war and follows a period of low air activity on the cease-fire line.
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Tel Aviv
Golan Heights
Quenestra
Syria
No Pressure From President Gives ABM Opponents New Hope
President Nixon shows no strong arm tactics to push Senate approval of the Safeguard missile defense system. Senate leaders, including Mike Mansfield and Jacob Javits, report muted White House pressure as the chamber begins consideration of a $20 billion military authorization.
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Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Safeguard
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
White House
Mansfield
Javits
ABM
Johnson
Capitol Hill
GOFP
School Board Votes on Staffing and Budget Plan
The board names 515 E 14th resident White as curriculum chief, notes prior roles at Bonner Springs High and Denison, and confirms Shirley Hanes as kindergarten teacher at Eugene Field. One special education vacancy remains. Board keeps 7:30 p.m. meetings first Monday, designates three banks as depositories, and sets August 4 budget hearing at 420 S Main.
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Scotty
Skip
Brett
White
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Bonner Springs High School
Denison
Kansas City
Kansas
Clay Center
Washburn University
Topeka
Christian Church
Shirley Hanes
Board of Education
Peoples National Bank
First National Bank
Kansas State Bank
S. Main
WNYC to Telecast City Traffic From Helicopters
New York City will show live traffic jams from police helicopter cameras starting in September. The evening rush hour will be televised as commuters view road tieups from home. The project is funded by a $75,000 federal grant and a $78,000 city appropriation.
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New York
New York City
WNYC
U.S. Department of Transportation
Area Agent Resigns to Join MU Extension Service
Ralph Utermoehlen, Douglas County Extension 4-H Agent for four and a half years, resigns effective Aug. 15 to become Area Community Development Agent with the University of Missouri Extension Service. He will serve four counties in the Columbia Jefferson City region of Missouri.
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Ralph Utermoehlen
Douglas County Extension 4-H
University of Missouri Extension Service
Utermoehlen
Columbia-Jefferson City
Missouri
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