Tax Reform Issue Burns Wisconsin primary clash
Gov George Wallace claims he led tax reform before rivals in the Wisconsin Democratic primary and says a Wallace win will push Washington to solve tax issues. The scene features Humphrey McGovern Muskie with attacks of rivals and crossovers affecting turnout and fundraising totals, while Lindsay McCloskey and Nixon relate to GOP behavior.
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California
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Gulf of Tonkin
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Henry M. Jackson
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US Big Hope For Bangladesh
Washington says U S recognition of the new Bangladesh state could ease bitterness over opposition to independence for 70 million Bengalis. Enayap Karim, a former Pakistani diplomat who defected, says signs point to imminent recognition within a week. He notes U S aid and noninterference pledges as key to future ties and regional stability.
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Three Klood Chains Begin Price Freeze
Washington AP reports three supermarket chains moved to curb price rises after talks with Treasury and agricultural officials. Grand Union and Winn-Dixie froze fresh meat and all food prices respectively, Safeway cut beef prices across 246 stores in several states and DC. The Agriculture Department noted cattle prices fell 20 cents per hundredweight in the month to March 15, with beef prices setting a high earlier at 32.60 per hundredweight and dipping to 32.40. Safeway tied cuts to lower cattle prices and Easter timing, while Connally and Butz said price relief would follow from wholesale declines filtering to retail.
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Safeway
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Earl L. Butz
National Public Affairs Center For Television
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Kennedy Center Reopens To Public With Limited Access
Washington AP The John F Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts reopens to visitors after 30 months closed amid security concerns and souvenir theft. Some attractions like chandeliers, washbasin knobs, drapery and carpet pieces were removed. National Park Police boost security. tours are not fully guided. Center will be open in three major halls from 10 am daily when not in rehearsal.
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National Cultural Center
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National Park Police
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Nixon
Center
Edward Mattos
Opera House
Eisenhower Theater
Testimony Differs In Davis Trial in Marin County Shootout
In San Jose AP report three witnesses in Angela Davis murder kidnap conspiracy trial give differing accounts of what they heard during the 1970 Marin County shootout. Jonathan Jackson urged freeing the Soledad Brothers as hostages were taken. jurors Graham Morris Wittmer testified on whether the plea for freedom was voiced.
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Soledad
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Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
Haley
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Gary Thomas
Maria Elena Graham
Norene Morris
Sea eagles at Swope Park Zoo breed in captivity unique pair
Kansas City AP reports curator David Allen, of the Swope Park Zoo, notes the two white tailed sea eagles are the only pair in the United States and one of two in the world to breed in captivity. The other pair remains in Vienna Austria. The Kansas City pair first mated in 1970 with infertile eggs eaten by the hen.
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Car Train Crash Kills Five In Kansas
Five people died at a railroad crossing in Strong City Kansas when their car was struck by a train early today. Victims include James Sparks 31 Ester Sparks 26 Ned Sparks 26 Jim Overstreet 19 and Junior Warren 17. The crossing had warning gates.
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