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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1972

Page

20

Nixon aides deny plan for tax hike amid debt raise

Connally and Shultz said the Nixon administration does not yet plan to seek new taxes despite deficits and a proposal to raise the debt ceiling from 430 billion to 480 billion. They warned against assuming an inevitable tax increase while noting revenue shortfalls from lower growth and income taxes. Connally indicated another borrowing limit rise may come in about a year.

Washington Ah Nixon House Ways and Means Committee Connally Shultz

U S bombers pound 200 mile Red buildup in Vietnam

U S B52s pounded a 200 mile stretch along South Vietnam's western border from the DMZ to the central highlands. More than 5 tons of explosives hit North Vietnamese positions as Gen Westmoreland warned of a multiphase offensive next month. South Vietnamese air units claimed several enemy tanks destroyed near Kontum while DMZ clashes and rocket fire continued.

Saigon South Vietnam Demilitarized Zone Central Highlands America A Shau Montum William C. Westmoreland U.S. Army North Vietnam Kontum Dmz U.S Quang Tri Province Ho Chi Minh Trail A Shau Valley Khe Sang Defense Melvin R. Laird Washington Vietnam US. Command Nilson Nixon Tn Vientiane Luang Prabang Laotian Defense Ministry

Britain to Recognize Bangladesh As Commonwealth Ties Reassessed

London plans to recognize the new nation of Bangladesh in the near future. Foreign Secretary Alec Douglas-Home said Britain regrets Pakistan’s decision to quit the Commonwealth. He stressed recognition would not be hostile to Pakistan and aims to reconcile parties for closer subcontinent ties.

London Alec Douglass Home Britain Bangladesh House of Commons Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Pakistan Commonwealth Itelf Douglas-lome Bhutto Australia New Zealand New Zeal Douglas-Home Subcontinent

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