Miami Beach Mayor Seeks Federal Pay for Conventions
Miami Beach mayor Chuck Hall criticizes national conventions as costly for cities saying the federal government should cover expenses. He cites lost tourism and security concerns and hints at a congressional bill while noting San Diego and bicentennial planning years ahead. A separate UN committee finds salaries at the New York headquarters too high and urges a wage freeze to align with national standards.
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New York City Faces Record Homicide Wave
The article discusses a surge of gang related violence in New York City, noting 810 homicides in the first half of the year and several days with high counts. It contrasts city officials efforts to combat the mob with the overall rise in murder, calling for broader concern beyond hired assassins.
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McGovern attack on tax system misleads voters says columnist
Henry J. Taylor argues McGovern's claim that big business should pay full taxes is demagogic and ignores how taxes function. He contends corporations do not pay taxes but pass costs to consumers, treating taxes as operating costs like a toll on a bridge.
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Colson pushes tough tactics amid Nixon reelection row
White House aide Charles Colson presses for a strong anti McGovern tactic in the Nixon campaign. Aides clash with campaign director Clark MacGregor over statements linking McGovern to violent convention demonstrators.
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Soviet Warning on Cuba Risks World Nuclear War
The Soviet government warned the United States that an attack on Cuba could trigger a war escalating to a world nuclear war. J Kenneth Robinson spoke to about 35 professionals at a Dutch treat lunch and again to roughly the same number of businessmen at a pay as you go dinner. Edwin M Lillis named driver for South End Fire Company replacing Lee Hollar who joined Dulles Airport as fireman. Eisenhower presidential nomination status remained unclear as draft Eisenhower clubs faced the army chief of staff critique. Butter traded near one dollar per pound in Winchester with some stores at 1.05. Winchester Ministerial Association lamented opening movies on Sundays in an open letter.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
Edwin M. Lillis
South End
Lee Hollar
Dulles International
Jesus Chose Fishermen Over Scholars in His Mission
The piece notes Jesus selected uneducated followers over learned men, arguing his message was simple yet world changing. It contrasts Jesus with Pharisees and Greek thinkers, highlighting his modest education and the broad accessibility of his revelation.
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Tax credits for private school tuition spark House hearings
Washington hearing on a bill by Representatives Carey and Mills to allow up to a 200 dollar per child tax credit for tuition at private schools. Cardinal Cooke testifies that tax relief would preserve parental choice while private schools face financial strain and many nonpublic schools lack public funds. The debate centers on church and state separation and the role of federal support for all schools amid broader tax policy.
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New York
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Terrence Cardinal Cooke
America
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