Tax Exemptions Challenge In IRS Right Wing Focus
The IRS widens scrutiny of politically inclined groups seeking tax exemptions. Names disclosed include Life Line funded by H L Hunt and several right wing organizations such as the John Birch Society did not seek exempt status. The probe affects groups posing as philanthropic or educational bodies while pushing political propaganda.
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Internal Revenue Service
Daughters of the American Revolution
Life Line
H. L. Hunt
Dallas
Nilly James Hargis
Tulsa
Okla
Circuit Riders of
Cincinnati
American Council of Christian Laymen
Madison
Wis
American Economic Foundation
New York
American Good Government Society
Washington
Christian Freedom Foundation
National Education Program
Searcy
Ark
Church League of America
Wheaton, Ill
John Birch Society
Merged National Guard Plan Aims Full Reservist Places
Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson says merging Army Ready Reserve with the National Guard will create capacity for all reservists in the combined units. Total strength would top 550 000, but annual attrition and 450 000 ready reserve members complicate placement. recruitment would continue.
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Army Ready Reserve
National Guard
Winston P. Wilson
National Guard Bureau
Guard
Wilson
Housing explosion urged to solve substandard and unaffordable homes
The National Housing Conference calls for a nationwide housing explosion to serve two fifths of the population and house 150 million more by 2000. It seeks a $4 billion rise in Federal capital grants for urban renewal as existing programs expire next year.
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National Housing Conference
Founding Father profile frames Kennedy power and politics
The review discusses Richard Whalen's The Founding Father about Joseph P. Kennedy. It portrays Kennedy as a complex figure with both strengths and failings. The piece links Kennedy era politics to Ted Bobby and Jack Kennedys influence in New York and national stages, noting Democratic party dynamics ahead of 1966 and 1972.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Richard J. Whalen
Joe Kennedy
Moving Picture
SEC
New Deal
Maritime Commission
Court of St. James
U.S
Whalen
Kennedy Luck
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Perry Kennedy
New York
Washington, D
Kennedy
Democratic Party
York City
Ken Ken Keating
Waters
Conenough
Bob
New York State
Washington
Wagner
Brooklyn
Stanley Steingut
New State Assembly
New York City
Lyndon Johnson
Jack Kennedy
Buckley
Bronx
Robert Morgenthau
Jack English
Nassau County
U.S. Congress
English
Bobby Kennedy
Bobby
Nassau
Eugene Nickerson
Nickerson
Nelson Rockefeller
Albany
Jack
Richard Whalen
Old Joe
Seaton
Tooth and Nail Budget Fight Over Grain Price Supports
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK INSIDE REPORT: In a White House Oval Office showdown on December 8, Lyndon Johnson faced Budget Director Kermit Gordon and Sen. Allen Ellender over cutting feed grain price supports from 1.25 to 1.15 billion. Humphrey and Freeman argued a cut would cripple the Democratic party in key states. Johnson ultimately refused. The episode signals a broader budget war aiming to keep total federal outlays below 100 billion, using maneuvers like netting out rural electrification loans whose real effect is nil.
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Johnson
Kermit Gordon
Sen
Allen Ellender
Louisiana
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Orville Freeman
White House Oval Office
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ellender
Gordon
Mr. Johnson
Humphrey
Freeman
Minnesota
Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party
Democratic Party
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Harold E. Hughes
Town
Frank M. Morrison
Morrison
White House
Congress
Johnson’s press approach defies formal conferences
James Marlow notes President Johnson avoids formal news conferences, opting for unannounced, on the scene briefings. He uses record, off the record, and background formats, limiting questions, confusing reporters, and risking future mixups as he travels with brief sessions.
After Christmas Blues Grip Nation in Dreary Week
HAL BOYLE notes a post holiday slowdown as Americans endure a season of the great letdown. Amid numbness, exhausted families and yawning stores, a return to vitality is promised after January first with renewed resolutions and renewed belief in Santa.
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Santa Claus
Vites
Mama
Dear Abby Advice Column Letters on Habit and Domestic Tension
Readers seek guidance on breaking thumb sucking in a 34 year old husband and legal options for a cruel marriage. A teen offers a structured home rule plan. Abby suggests psychological reasons behind regression and notes potential danger for a sister and daughter in a domineering household.
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Abby
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Robert Novak
Inside
Corn Belt
James Marlow
Calvin Coolidge
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Variety
Hal Boyle
Dear Abby
Kathy
Amarillo
Sunda
Ohio
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