Corporate tax cuts urged to curb deficits and boost growth
Robert C. Brown argues at a New York meeting that federal debt costs may reach a billion dollars weekly this decade. He says reducing the corporate tax rate, from its 44 percent level, would enlarge the capital base, boost investment and employment, and limit wasteful public spending financed by borrowings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Brown
American Statistical Association
New York
Brown
Tax Foundation
Otis
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Is Inflation Good For Our Allies In 1977
A critical op ed questioning U S inflation policy under President Carter. The author argues deficits and inflation harm the United States and its strongest allies, citing reactions of Germany Japan and Switzerland, and citing Times editorials and Barron’s Paris bureau. The piece calls for conservative economic policy and stronger currency stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wiwwener
New York City
United States
Germany
Japan
Switerland
Netherlands
Carter
Treasury
Blumenthal
Dert Lance
Henry Heuss
House Banking Committee
Eyoal
U.S
West Germany
Switzerland
Dolar
Tle
New York Times
Washington
Neil Metnnes
Paris
Barron's
Financial Weekly
Coments
London Financial Times
Bert Lance
Regulate Regulators
A column argues against expanding Congress efforts to curb federal regulatory agencies noting the high taxpayer costs. It cites ICC rate impacts, rail and freight charges, paperwork burdens, and examples from OSHA FDA and CAB. The piece contends deregulation would add bureaucracy and risk a political backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ae Toled
Copley
Washington
Congress
Tak
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Domestic Commerce
National Labor Relations Board
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Oregonian
San Diego
Los Angeles
California
United Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Hoard
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Southern Railway System
Southern
ICC
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Pood and Drug Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Image Of Businessmen By Faul Harvey
Opinion piece argues that businessmen sustain society by funding goods and services. It defends profits as the source of employment, social programs, and civic institutions while criticizing anti business sentiment. Calls for supporting profitable enterprises to enable charity, education, and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul Harvey
Sehisay
Health and Hospital Council
Congress
CIA and Cuba examined in Bluckler critique
William F Bluckler argues CBS documentary The CIA's Secret Army aired June 19 uses Moyers narration to frame Kennedy's Cuba policy as deceptive with plans to depose Castro. The piece questions language about war and covert action, tracing Monroe Doctrine history, Cold War fear, and US covert strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Bluckler
CRG
CIA
Secret Army
Fite Casita
Kennedy
Karyshchev
Cuba
CBS
Castro
Hill Moyers
Feows
Doys
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Korea
Vietnam
Flaenhower
Uxilles
America
Sti
Lo Miami
U.S
United States
Bill Moyers
Richard Bissell
CLA
Edward Lanstile
Robert Kennedy
Carter
Siberian
Marshall Plan lessons for today and tomorrow
Interpretive essay argues the Marshall Plan revived Western Europe and warns developing regions risk failure without bold aid. It urges global leadership and a nonideological approach to foreign aid, citing figures and historical motives to shape a modern economic strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Karnoy
Washington
D.C
Harvard
George C. Marshall
U.S
Europe
Africa
Asia
Latin Ameria
Marshall
Western
Daniel Yergin
United States
Soviet Union
Dean Acheson
Congress
Wester Europe
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Buckie J
Peter Peterson
Deemer
Peterson
General Marshall
Daly
Eas Pattae
Tna the Herald
Phoos
Casdsia Tate
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