Nixon Mills clash over automatic Social Security rises
Nixon met with House Ways and Means chairman Wilbur Mills to discuss his proposal for automatic cost of living increases in Social Security and tax credits. Mills signaled possible support in some welfare cases but criticized automatic rises and stressed careful use of tax credits, with no firm commitment.
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Nixon
Mills’ Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Mills
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Richard Nixon
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways and Means
Balks
Quakes Jolt Bottoms of Two Oceans
UPPSALA Sweden UPIs report two strong earthquakes in separate regions. The eastern Mediterranean near Crete registered magnitude 5.9 at 7 57 GMT while the North Atlantic near southeastern Ireland measured 6.1 at 048 GMT.
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Uppsala
Sweden
UPI
Mediterranean
North Atlantic
Seismologic Institute
Crete
Ireland
Nixon taps Litton chief for White House efficiency plan
Roy L. Ash, 60, president of Litton Industries since 1961, was named to advise President-elect Nixon on management and administrative efficiency. Ash will help finalize plans to ensure strong, ongoing governmental efficiency and an effectiveness program, according to press aide Ronald Ziegler.
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New York
UPI
Roy L. Ash
Litton Industries
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
State Finance Chief Promises Puritan Fiscal Ethic
State Finance Director Caspar Weinberger pledged the Reagan administration will curb tax increases by applying a puritan fiscal ethic. He said expenditures will be reduced to fit income, with agency requests trimmed by 500 million or more before the budget to the Legislature. Weinberger noted college funding could be added without new taxes while other service demands would be met.
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San Diego
UPI
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
San Diego Taxpayers Association
State College
Reagan
Robber sets 75-year-old man ablaze in hotel
Los Angeles police report a robber beat Conrad Johansson to semi consciousness, poured lighter fluid on him, and set him on fire after taking $12. Johansson, with burns over about 50 percent of his body, survived to tell investigators the attacker followed him to his fourth-floor room. A tenant, Theopolis Napolina Jr., saw flames and doused the blaze.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Conrad Johansson
County Usc Medical Center
Johannson
Theopolis Napolina Jr
Jahansson
Napolina
Judge rules atheist can qualify as conscientious objector
U S District Judge Alexander Harvey II ruled that Michael J W Shacter of Bethesda may be a conscientious objector under draft rules. The judge dismissed charges for failing to report for Army induction noting Shacter's sincere belief that war is wrong meets the standard, despite no belief in a Supreme Being.
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Baltimore
Alexander Harvey II
Michael J W. Shacter
Bethesda
Harvey
Shacter
Johnson Urges Tax Flexibility Amid Economic Growth
President Johnson proposed limited executive tax authority for his successor to adjust taxes within checks from Congress. He told the Business Council that flexible tax policy could help guarantee full employment and sustain America’s prolonged economic expansion while noting inflation as a major blemish.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Business Council
Nixon
John
George Christian
U.S
Amelia
Nixon offers Humphrey UN ambassadorship after election
President-elect Nixon offered Vice President Humphrey the United Nations ambassadorship but Humphrey declined, saying he should return to his home state. Nixon aide Ronald L. Ziegler said Humprey appreciated the offer. DuBridge, Nixon science adviser, urged better collaboration among scientists worldwide and defended continued moon missions.
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New York
UPD
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
United Nations
Humphrey
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Florida
U. N
Johnson
J. R. Wiggins
Susan
Una
Pasadena
Lee A. DuBridge
Caltech
Moon
DuBridge
Europe
South America
Sci ence ask forces established noted by official
An official remarked that two science task forces have already been established and are functioning, outlining ongoing organizational actions and the need for coordination beyond current initiatives.
Space effort guidelines for future and science settings
The source outlines general directions for advancing space exploration and broad science guidelines. It emphasizes structured planning, ethical considerations, sustainability, and the need for international collaboration to ensure safe, responsible progress across missions and research areas.
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Arthur Burns
Bryce N. Harlow
Daniel P. Moynihan
Harvard
Winton M. Blount
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Moynihan
Whois
Housing and Urban Development
Litton
Japan
Sasebo
Hancock
Decatur
Samuel N. Moore
South Korea
Suxpre
Avericard
Ted W. Brown
Jewelers
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Atlantic Ave
Long Beach
Algo
Santa Ana
Huntington Park
Pomona
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FOX
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Atlantic Blvd
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