Washington leak stirs hush over Catto job move to UN post
A leak triggers a bureaucratic standoff as Henry E. Catto Jr. faces a prospective shift from State Department etiquette chief to head of a U S mission to Geneva. White House and State officials dispute the plan with staff saying no announcement exists.
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Sinatra battles Royko in Chicago town clashes
Frank Sinatra, in Chicago for concerts, blasts Chicago Daily News columnist Mike Royko in a letter calling him a pimp. Royko published the note and plans to auction the letter for Salvation Army funds, while Sinatra defends his press record and thanks police for protection.
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Kissinger says intervention in Africa unlikely
Secretary of state Henry Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after a two week Africa tour that outside powers should not engage directly with liberation movements in southern Africa. He cited African leaders agreeing Cuban troop involvement is unlikely and urged a peaceful, economic development oriented approach to counter Soviet and Cuban influence. He noted progress toward negotiated solutions in Rhodesia and emphasized a long term international effort.
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Lawmakers push tax changes to close loopholes
House and Senate Finance committees move to raise taxes on rich taxpayers by about $1 billion yearly by closing deductions for interest and other expenses. The plan would boost the minimum tax from 10 to 15 percent, remove a $30,000 exemption, and expand the base to cover up to 540,000 high earners.
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Senate
Rever Bicentennial Silverplated Bowls Promotion
Sale note offers Rever bicentennial silverplated bowls at 9.69 each for a set of 5 bowls. Regular price listed as 15 dollars. Dining accessories promotion emphasizes celebratory value.
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