Tax rebel seeks Supreme Court win on single taxpayers
Vivian Kellems of East Haddam Connecticut heads to federal tax court over an $83 000 refund claim arguing that exemptions for married taxpayers violate the 14th and 16th Amendments. She challenges IRS denial of a medical expense deduction and vows to take her case to the Supreme Court amid political support from Rep Wilbur Mills and public attention.
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Connecticut
Vivian Kellems
East Haddam
Conn
Miss Kellems
Graydon Withey
IRS
Supreme Court
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Congress
Past Commissioner And Wife Killed In Grand Canyon Crash
Former U S Education Commissioner James E Allen Jr and his wife Florence were among nine killed when a Scenic Airways Cessna 402 crashed on Pine Mountain 40 miles north of Peach Springs Arizona. Pilot Wayne Leeth 47 of Las Vegas died. weather and NTSB FAA investigations ongoing.
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Peach Springs
Ariz
U.S
James E. Allen Jr
Florence
Grand Canyon
Scenic Airways
Pine Mountain
Arizona-Nevada
John Siebold
Air Taxi Service
Allen
Wayne Leeth
Las Vegas
Siebold
Elkins
W.va
Sioner
Nixon
Southeast Asia
New York
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Leeth
Canyon
Kosygin Meets Canadian Leaders in Ottawa Visit
Kosygin arrives in Ottawa for talks with Prime Minister Trudeau amid U S Canada tensions over Nixon tax and trade policies. protests erupt outside the Soviet Embassy as exiles advocate for Soviet Jews. meetings aim at stronger Canada Soviet ties in trade culture and science.
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Ottawa
Alexei N. Kosygin
Canada
Ukraine
Kosygin
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Soviet Union
Nixon
United States
North
Africa
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid
Brezhnev
Muskie predicts 1972 Nixon defeat in Topeka dinner
Sen. Edmund Muskie tells a Topeka audience that Americans will reject Nixon and his economic policies in 1972. He laments neglect of farmers, adds that tv speeches won t erase three years of hardship for the forgotten majority. Muskie criticizes the administration s farm policy and calls for change.
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Peka
Kan
Nixon
America
Muskie
Topeka
Robert Docking
Richard Nixon
Herbert Hoover
Congress
White House
Tornado Hits Garden City Area Causing Damage and Injuries
A late Sunday tornado destroyed homes and damaged businesses in Garden City and surrounding farms in southwest Kansas. At least 10 people were injured while heavy rain and muddy conditions hindered damage assessment. The storm, which struck around 11:40 p.m., followed an earlier rural touchdown near Winona.
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Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Winona
Homer Kemp
Farm subsidies rising under 1972 plan
The Nixon administration proposes up to a 2 billion dollar rise in farm subsidies for 1972 to curb grain surpluses. The plan halves idled land targets, hikes prepayment incentives, and expands voluntary land retirement to about 40 45 percent of feed grain acreage.
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Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas
Tex
North Vietnamese Armor Moves Above DMZ in Panhandle
U S defense sources report Hanoi moving Soviet built tanks and armored units into the North Vietnamese panhandle above the DMZ. Observers see 40 plus T34 and T54 tanks along with 50 plus armored guns and antiaircraft weapons. The buildup may enable a quick reaction force and expansion of road building toward South Vietnam as bombing pressure eases.
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Washington
Demilitarized Zone
Pentagon
U.S
Hanoi
Laos
Dmz
Panhandle
North Viet‘nam
North Vietnamese
Vinh
South Vietnam
United States
Southeast Asia
Doctors urge pots and pans over toys for children
Harvard pediatrician Dr. Richard Feinbloom warns against programmed learning toys and crib systems claiming to speed mental development. He cites risks of reducing mother child interaction and favors natural play to nurture early development.
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Chicago
Harvard University
Richard I. Feinbloom
Feinbloom
American Academy of Pediatrics
Peter H. Wolff
Harvard
Pediatrics
Power outages hit Sunflower Army Ordnance plant
In De Soto Kansas, a string of transformer explosions deprived the Sunflower Army Ordnance plant of power early today. Witnesses in Lawrence reported the blasts about 16 miles away as officials said damage would be assessed later. no injuries and no production impact were reported.
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Desoto
Kan
Sunflower Army Ordnance Plant
Lawrence
Tur Ane
Belfast Strikes Widen as Bomb Hits Store
A Belfast bomb blast at Universal Furnishing Co. wounds three bystanders as a bloody weekend leaves four or five dead in clashes between British security forces and IRA. Sniper fire, troop actions, and reports of arms shipments from Eastern Europe accompany the unrest.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Universal Furnishing Co
New York Street
Interpol
International Policy Agency
Europe
London
Edward Heath
John Hume
Austin Currie
Sunday Times
Brian Faulkner
Heath
Harold Wilson
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