U S Pays Taxes to Saigon Amid Vietnam War Costs
GAO report criticizes U S spending in Vietnam noting about 28 to 34 million in indirect taxes paid to South Vietnamese authorities and landlords in six months. The $1 million monthly tax drain and rent-related charges are cited among payments to other nations including Thailand Philippines Germany the U K and Nationalist China.
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United Kingdom
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China
Nixon vetoes health and education bill in major budget clash
President Nixon vetoed the 19.7 billion health and education measure saying it spends too much at the wrong time. Congress will vote to override, with a two thirds requirement in each house. Nixon warns against surrender to inflation as a national priority.
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UPI
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Egyptian Commandos Strike Deep in Sinai Reach Rafah
Egyptian commandos penetrated 120 miles into Sinai to Rafah near the Gaza border and hit the Israeli army general headquarters destroying most installations and equipment. The raid aimed at crippling radio and radar centers and inflicted heavy casualties on personnel.
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Sinai
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Gaza Strip
Gaza
UPI
Ray Wilkinson
GHQ
Sheikh Zuwaid
Freight train plunges into Columbia River after rock slide
A Great Northern freight train derailed near Knapps tunnel south of Chelan Washington when rock slide hit the track. Two engines and three cars of the 43-tanker train plunged into the Columbia River injuring two crewmen Mahlon Ulrich Wenatchee and John Kerwin Spokane. They were hospitalized in Wenatchee Deaconess in satisfactory condition after escaping by swimming to shore through a broken engine window.
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UPI
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Columbia River
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John
Kerwin
Spokane
Deaconess Hospital
Train Derails in Fairfax Kills Three Women
Six cars of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad passenger train No. 1076 the Gulf Coast Special derailed in Fairfax Virginia early today killing three women and injuring 54 others. Rescue workers used acetylene torches to free trapped passengers and set spotlights in pre-dawn darkness. The wreck reportedly involved 100 to 125 people and marked the railroad's first passenger fatality in 135 years.
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UPI
Washington, D. C
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Jacksonville
Fla. A
Lumber trailer fire doused by Scottsdale Rural Fire Dept
Fire units extinguished a lumber trailer blaze at 8602 E Windsor at 6 a.m. with owner Ray Wimmer present. Crews also put out a brush fire in a field at 1841 N 66th St at 4:47 p.m. Monday. authorities said no damage and that children may be responsible for the minor blaze.
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Obituaries for Harry Foster and Alta Nauman in Scottsdale
Harry B. Foster 84 formerly of Miami and Washington state died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Services will be private with interment Greenwood Memorial Cemetery. he was an electrician in IBEW Local 349 and served in the U S Army in the Philippines. Survivors include wife Mallie son Fred daughter Mrs James Mann brother Butler D Foster sister Mrs Louis Greider ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Alta M. Nauman 56 secretary for Scottsdale school district died Saturday at her home 3850 North 50th Place. Burial and services will be in Portland Oregon. she moved to Scottsdale in 1956 from Portland and was born in The Dalles Oregon. Survivors include husband Marshall and her mother Mrs Margaret Swift, plus a brother and sister, all of Portland.
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James Mann
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Louis Greider
Alta M. Nauman
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Ore
Dalles
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Margaret ' S Swift
Tempe Woman Hurt in Scottsdale Continental Wreck
Eva V. Stone, 65, of Tempe, was treated and released at Mesa Lutheran Hospital after a two car collision at the Scottsdale Road and Continental Road intersection. Arlene Kitchel, 49, of Tempe, was not injured. Stone was cited for failure to yield. The intersection has been the focus of a traffic light drive and approval for installation.
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Ventura
Scottsdale Rd
Continental
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Columbus
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Kitchel
Judge Denies Racist Views During Supreme Court Hearing
Senate hearings opened with Judge G Harrold Carswell denying racist or white supremacy beliefs amid exposure of a 1948 Georgia campaign speech. He said the statement was a foolish earlier day remark and insisted he is not racist and repudiates the idea. He also described minimal ties to a Tallahassee golf club and disputed any land or club transfers.
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UPI
G. Harrold Carswell
Carswell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Georgia
Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Senate
Hugh Scott
Burglars Hit Multiple Homes In Independent Theft Spree
Police reported several burglaries across Gilbert and nearby areas. At the Seatana residence $1,282 in cash and jewelry vanished. Anderson home saw $200 cash and a $480 diamond ring taken. Jenkins home lost a $118 value of items. Farmer's Liquors suffered a window break and $29 in liquor stolen.
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E. Edward
Evelyn Anderson
Monterey
Taft Jenkins
E. Berridge Lane
Farmer’s Liquors
McDowell
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