Nixon Paris Visit Could Accelerate Vietnam Talks
Western diplomatic sources say a Nixon trip to Paris in the spring could speed progress toward Vietnam peace talks. De Gaulle would press neutralization and early troop withdrawal as conditions, hoping to shape U.S. policy and ease allied tensions. The visit could follow a Feb 20 China talks in Warsaw and may widen Peking's role in the settlement.
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Nixon chairs NSC talk on Middle East crisis
President Nixon spent more than three hours with the National Security Council at the White House on Saturday briefing by top military diplomatic and intelligence advisers. The session aimed to intensify U S diplomatic efforts toward an Arab Israeli settlement and address mounting Middle East tensions.
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Diplomatic Tensions Rise at Paris Vietnam Talks
In Paris, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong delegates hurled harsh epithets at Saigon ambassador Pham Dang Lam, aiming to trigger a Saigon walkout. UPI reports diplomats see this as a deliberate provocation amid broader Middle East diplomacy shifts involving the United States, Israel, and four-power talks at the UN.
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U S Forces Battle Communists Near Saigon and Uncover Red Complex
U S troops guarding approaches to Saigon fought three battles with Communist units, reporting 65 dead without losses. They also uncovered a red bunker complex 30 miles from Saigon capable of housing 10 000 troops. Air power dropped 500 000 pounds of bombs on Central Highlands targets in five B 52 missions.
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Fairer By Eileen Shanahan Tax Reform Plan Unveiled
A 1969 tax reform plan aims to make individual income tax fairer than the Treasury draft. It would require all wealthy individuals to pay some tax and cap total taxation at half of annual income, removing about 1.25 from the taxpayer rolls.
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Tax Reform Proposals Target Wealthy Loopholes and Middle Class Ease
A sweeping reform package proposes taxing future capital gains before heirs inherit. It would overhaul estate and gift taxes, make inheritance tax-free between spouses, and curb generation skipping trusts, while expanding the standard deduction to aid 18 million middle income taxpayers. It also signals hearings by Rep. Wilbur Mills and mixed White House reactions from Johnson and Nixon administrations.
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President's Advisers Propose Summit Talks
United Nations officials report that advisers to the president urge summit conferences to strengthen the North Atlantic Alliance and to set a plan for a final European settlement, aiming to advance arms control and troop reductions.
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NATO Faces Nuclear Retaliation Threat in Europe
British Defense Minister Denis Healy warned NATO would use nuclear weapons if Soviet invasion of Western Europe occurred. He also described NATO working on a doctrine for initial nuclear use, while NATO and UN panel proposals urged a four power summit and talks toward Germany's reunification.
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Moody Monthly Advice on Conversation Breaks
A brief Moody Monthly note suggests that during conversations it helps to pause and let go from time to time for clarity. The piece carries a calm, reflective tone and emphasizes balance in dialog.
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