Indiana Senate Deliberates Tax Plan Amid Debate
The Senate's tax package faces delays as Democrats press for language details on food exemptions while Republicans push for quicker action. Three minority reports were defeated 28 to 20 along party lines with key members absent. Debate centers on a 4 percent sales tax with broad food exemptions and questions over grocery versus restaurant tax treatment.
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Four WWII torpedo warheads found off California coast
A fishing boat off Eureka pulled four 800-pound live World War II torpedo warheads from 400 fathoms near Bodega Bay. The Navy said the items dated 1935 and 1941 and a demolition team defused them after recovery.
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Gray memo on Hoover invite shapes political fundraising plea
The memo notes Ohio as crucial to November hopes and urges priority in planning the schedule. FBI files show the club sought former Director J Edgar Hoover in 1968 and 1970. Hoover rejected both invitations. Gray spoke briefly to the committee before a Senate business delay cut the session short.
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Peace with honor gardens spark matching plants
Ploughfoot jokes that peace with honor gardens could unite hawks and doves drawing in unions Brennan cites would resist any plantings. The banter shifts to Nixon and Kissinger seed-planting symbolism as a political tease.
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Lindsay quits bid for a third term as mayor
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay announced at a City Hall news conference that he would not seek re election to a third term. Lindsay 51 noted the job as the second toughest in the nation and described his decision after a career marked by a 1969 GOP setback, a 1971 party switch and earlier wins under Liberal and Independent banners.
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John V. Lindsay
Lidsay
Republican Party
Lindsay
Democratic Party
Senate OKs interim highway bill for 1 billion
The Senate approved an interim highway measure authorizing 1 billion dollars for Interstate construction. The bill proceeds to the House as Congress works on a longer highway package. It aims to fund states nearly out of federal funds to complete their portions of the system.
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Washington
Senate
House
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Youth is a state of mind not a clocked age
The narrator muses on aging and society with humorous comparisons to aging workers and a 60th birthday. He recalls A D Trundle's lines that youth is a mindset, not years, and celebrates enduring enthusiasm, wonder, and hope regardless of age.
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A. D. Trundle
Mr. Trundle
Nixon taxes and Muskie feud over revenue sharing echoed
The passage contrasts President Nixon demanding tax increases before more spending, with Ed Muskie once backing revenue sharing. It notes the political backlash and Muskie’s shifting stance, while warning about unproven cosmetic surgery dangers and urging professional medical guidance.
Wrinkle Burning Method Warned Against in California
Public Health officials and the Medical Society of California warned against a chemical procedure using phenol to remove wrinkles. The method claimed to rejuvenate eyelids, forehead, face, and neck but hid serious dangers.
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Medical Society
State of
California
Agnew Presses Amnesty View Before VFW
Vice President Spiro Agnew told the Veterans of Foreign Wars dinner that amnesty for draft resisters is an issue for Vietnam era protesters with no war left to protest. He argued antiwar sentiment has collapsed and criticized media sympathy for protesters while noting how returning POWs reflect American attitudes toward deserters and draft dodgers.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Horoscope Continued From Page 4
Horoscope continued from page 4 advises rectifying things in the afternoon. Capricorn should avoid harsh judgment and temper a wish to advance themselves. Aquarius finds sympathy from an unexpected corner. yield to group pressure and apologize.
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Dentures Fit for Health Warns in Dental Care Note
A brief public health note emphasizes dentures that fit well reduce embarrassment from slipping during meals. It recommends using a denture powder for stabilization and urges regular visits to a dentist for fit and comfort.
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