Mansfield presses six month war pullout plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said he will push for a six month military withdrawal from Indochina despite Nixon eight point peace plan. He praised the plan but argued the military withdrawal should be primary and fully independent of political terms. Mansfield noted past amendments lacked binding force and will be reintroduced in the proper bill.
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Wage hike possible for some low earners
The Cost of Living Council said employers may raise pay for about 12 million Americans earning under 1.90 dollars per hour without wage controls. The Pay Board rejected 1.90 as too low and failed to agree on a new rate. Rep. Ryan called the decision inadequate and a violation of congressional intent.
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White child with money gets breaks in New York schools
The Fleischmann Commission reports that a white affluent child with college-educated father has a better chance in public schools. It notes poor, minority, and big-city students are likelier to score low on tests, drop out, or not attend college, linking success to socioeconomic origin.
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Williams unveils plan to aid handicapped nationwide
Senator Harrison Williams announced a three point plan to boost federal focus on handicapped issues during a speech in Trenton New Jersey. The plan calls for a handicapped subcommittee a White House conference and an HEW office to coordinate programs. Senator Jennings Randolph will chair the new subcommittee.
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New Tax Rules Offer Breaks for Singles and Head of Household
A tax article outlines new 1971 law changes, including larger head of household benefits and a new favorable split filing option for singles living separately. It details eligibility like maintaining a household, the nursing home case, surviving spouses rules, and raised dependent exemptions, with practical filing guidance.
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Oral histories portray LBJ as changeable yet decisive president
Transcripts from the Johnson Library reveal Lyndon Johnson as an administration figure who could browbeat aides one moment and praise them the next. Aides discuss his temper, language, and work habits along with a strong drive to control appointments and a taste for alliteration and nature. Bridges says 15,000 West Coast strikers will not return until a favorable vote, as longshore negotiations resume. Canadian dock workers halt cargo handling, routing shipments through Vancouver.
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