Senate Defeats Kennedy Plan to Tax Wealthy
Washington debate centered on Sen. Edward Kennedy's minimum tax proposal aimed at wealthy individuals with large tax shelters. Kennedy called it a step toward fairness but urged improvements while opponents warned it would overreach. The plan faced heavy opposition and questions about its overall impact on tax preferences and charitable deductions.
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Nixon’s Christmas Plans Highlight White House Traditions
President Nixon to host holiday events at the White House with plans for Christmas cards, family gatherings, and a year-end visit to California. Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower will celebrate their first wedding anniversary as the president’s family prepares for a festive season amid official receptions and a Christmas show at the White House.
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Christmas at White House Nixons plan limited decorations
A 20 foot tree donated by Roy Piercey of Twin Lakes Ohio will stand in the north entrance hall, with hand painted ornaments by handicapped persons. Mrs Nixon discusses official decorations and family plans. The First Family will place a spruce tree in their quarters and stockings hang for the Nixon girls each year.
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UNC Faces Strikes as 230 Food Workers Walk Out
North Carolina UNC confronts a mass walkout with about 230 food workers striking over pay and conditions amid police dispersals and arrests during a protest. Officials explore mediation as the university maintains efforts to support displaced workers while negotiations stall.
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Evers Faces Backlash Over Mixed Marriage Claim
Detroit reports Payette Mayor Charles Evers denies firing white aides after his interest in a biracial marriage led to controversy. Mrs Morton Jenkins, former city attorney, says she and a city police chief were hired after Evers learned of the planned marriage. Jenkins claims Evers warned the couple to avoid marrying or face removal from city jobs. Evers defends his actions as failing to tolerate interference with local government.
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TV Bragg NC CATT The hire Foorage Army story
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Red China Frees Two Americans
Two Americans, Si meon Baldwin of Los Angeles and Virzitiehorn Betty Bon Donald, were released by Communist China after captivity since February 18 aboard the yacht Fon Hoy Tong near Macao. NCNA said they were held by Chinese authorities after violating territorial waters.
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Postponed Trial in Murder Case Hinders Jurors
The trial of Philip Tow ver, a charity baseball executive, for murder has been postponed by Gly County Superior Court. Monser’s trial was previously slated to start Monday. A key witness and several general managers associated with the Charlotte Hamels are mentioned in connection with the case. A body was found on Jekyll Island, fueling the investigation and delays.
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Linda Kasabian Pleads Innocent In Malibu Slayings
Linda Kasabian and Miss Atkins face charges tied to the Tate and LaBianca killings. The defense cites diminished capacity and temporary insanity while prosecutors pursue trial readiness as a grand jury weighs indictments. Coast-area victims include Malibu musician Gary Hitman and others connected to the case.
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