Tax chief cites no tax revolt but cites favoritisms claims
Internal Revenue Service head John Alexander said no tax revolt appears to be forming despite disclosures that President Nixon underpaid taxes by more than 432000. He urged sweeping tax law simplification and noted many taxpayers complain of perceived IRS favoritism toward Nixon while praising overall tax compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald
Alexander
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
TRS
IRS
Water and minerals in drinking advice debate
The piece argues against drinking distilled water claiming it robs the body of minerals. It notes mineral content in water varies by locality and suggests milk as a mineral source. It endorses cleaning water of bacteria and chemicals and recommends a balanced diet and organic mineral supplements if minerals seem insufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Freedom of press under attack in yearly report
Atlanta AP reports the American Society of Newspaper Editors notes a damaging year for press freedom. The committee cites hostility to open government, proposals to curb information, court rulings on gag orders, and orders to reveal sources as threats to a free press amid a 450-member meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
American Society of Newspaper Editors’ Freedom of Information Committee
Justice Department
Spiro Agnew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taxpayers
Internal Revenue
White House
Willam Sax
Watergate
Donald C. Alexander
System
Pate
By Dallas Lee
Supreme Court
Glidden Spred
the Treasury
Slakewood Carson
Paramount
Torrance
Hawthorne
Sepulveda