New Budget Figures Hold Key To Possible 1966 Tax Increase
Washington dispatch analyzes whether Johnson will seek a tax rise in 1966 to fund the Viet Nam war and curb inflation. Budget figures due January will decide if taxes go up. officials hint at no increase unless war escalation or spending shifts. Senate leader Mansfield suggests no current tax plan, citing booming business and defense spending. Pears should be picked for storage about one week to 10 days before they normally ripen.
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Jury Finds Epton Guilty In Riot Case
New York and Harlem heat up as William Epton, a 33 year old Marxist and PLM member, is found guilty of criminal anarchy, conspiracy to overthrow New York, and conspiracy to riot after a taped Harlem speech. He faces up to 12 years in prison and a $6,000 fine. appeals loom.
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General Assembly Nears Adjournment After Four Months
The United Nations General Assembly planned to adjourn tonight after four months, concluding remaining items on its agenda. The U.S. faced a setback on a major procedural issue as the body approved a resolution urging removal of military bases from non self governing territories, a move Washington deemed null and void and requiring a two thirds majority for international peace and security questions.
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De Gaulle Plans 'New Deal' Promised During Campaign
Paris reports say Charles de Gaulle, freshly elected president, plans a radio television speech within two weeks to unveil a "new deal" targeting housing, roads, schools, pensions, and underdeveloped areas, with a possible cabinet reshuffle after his January 8 inauguration. University Park notes smaller food portions suit one or two diners, urging economical shopping and recipes for small households.
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le Grand Charles
de Gaulle
Francois Mitterrand
France
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High Speed Rail Plan Moves Boston to Providence
A UPI report says a Boston Providence high speed rail demonstration will start in March 1967 using gas turbine equipment on the New Haven Railroad at over 90 miles per hour. The program ends in late 1968 with a $90 million Commerce Department funded effort over three years. Governor Volpe calls for exploring a NYC to Springfield Worcester second experiment and potential further rail initiatives. In Mexico City the agriculture department warns action against housewives buying bootleg turkeys.
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John A. Volpe
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Volpe
Department of Commerce
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Agriculture Department of Mexico
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