Nixon critiques Soviet system and free enterprise limits
President Nixon contrasts U S. free market vitality with Soviet controls. He cites Russian history and current repression, urges defending free enterprise through adaptability and reduced government drag to sustain economic leadership. He argues budget pressures and tax policy risk nationalized industries and eroding monetary strength.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Nixon
Tax audits rushed as 1600 firms escape back taxes
Washington to June 1973 deadline forces IRS auditors to finish reviews for giant corporations. Despite claims of computer aid, critics say audits were shallow, missing items under 10 000 dollars and shaving billions in potential revenue. Footnote notes IRS denies lower quality audits.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Gofnst
IRS
New York
Treasury
FTC official on job talks with Montgomery Ward noted
The article reports on a FTC official, Miss Jones, who has resisted industry employment chatter while still making decisions at the commission. It also notes her loyalty to the chairman and past ties to Brickman in supporting him, with mentions of Montgomery Ward pursuing cases before the FTC. The piece shifts to Vietnam, describing Phoenix program arrests and official attempts to rename Communist actions, continuing despite the Paris treaty.
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Mary Gardiner Jones
Israel
FTC
Basil Mezines
Lewis Engman
Cocomissioner
Miss Jones
United States
ITT
Gulf and Western
Litton
Aamco Tranmission
United Fruit
AME Meat Packers
Nixon
Commission
Neiman-Marcus
Broadway-Hale
Montgomery Ward
Saigon
South Vietnam
Justice Department
Alabama
Involuntary Sterilizations in Alabama Clinic Spark National Debate
The piece notes possible involuntary sterilizations of two underage girls at a federally funded Alabama birth control clinic under the Office of Economic Opportunity. It cites a Justice Department civil rights probe, a $1 million lawsuit, and raises questions about parental rights, ethics, and the future control of human reproduction amid broader world food and welfare concerns.
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Montgomery
Ala
Office of Economic Opportunity
Orelia Dixon
Justice Department Civil Rights Division
Elliot L. Richardson
Alabama
Randal C. Teague
Wealth and Wants Rule Happiness More Than Income
The statement argues that well being stems from satisfying desires rather than income level. It suggests contentment comes from arousing and fulfilling wants, not accumulating money alone.
Secrecy and Apathy in American Politics Draw News Stirrings
The piece critiques Watergate era disillusionment with Nixon era policies and the energy crisis. It argues voters share blame for political rot, stresses need for an alert electorate, and dismisses secession as a solution while noting bipartisan shady activity may spur reform.
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New Mexico
Ted Kennedy
Nixon
Alabama
Eisenhower
J. F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Congress
America
Braniff Officials Discuss Roswell Air Service Plans
Braniff Air Lines officials conferred with Roswell Chamber of Commerce aviation committee after filing with the CAA to establish service into Roswell for western connections. Fort Apache starring John Wayne Henry Fonda Shirley Temple and Pedro Armendariz is showing at the Plains theatre.
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Braniff Air Lines
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Braniff
CAA
Roswell
Western Connections
Fort Apache
John Wayne
Henry Fonda
Shirley Temple
Pedro Armendariz
Plains Theatre
GAO cites election law violations linked to Nixon gala funds
The GAO charges four apparent election law violations in transferring 49 900 from Nixons re election fund to a Salute for Ted Agnew gala. It says the Agnew committee reported fictitious donors and the Finance Committee failed to report the transfer. Wharton faces indictment for false statements and other misreporting tied to the 1972 event. The watchdog handed its findings to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Washington
General Accounting Office
Nixon
Ted Agnew
GAO
Agnew Committee
Blagden H. Wharton
Wharton
Maryland National Bank
Anne Arundel County
Justice Department
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Spiro T. Agnew
Baltimore
Maryland
Hugh W. Sloan Jr
Senate Watergate Committee
Office of Federal Elections
Roy Pfautch
St. Louis
Pfautch
Agnew
Hugh Sloan
Finance Committee
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