Tax hike remains open question says Fowler
Treasury Secretary Henry H. Fowler said there is still a chance taxes will be raised to curb inflation depending on whether Congress will spend freely or frugally. He noted indications the economy isn’t advancing as fast as earlier, but tax action remains an open question amid possible additional spending in the coming fiscal year.
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Gemini 10 Aims For World Altitude Record Flight
John Young and Michael Collins plan Gemini 10 ascent to 431 miles using an Agena target satellite. The mission, set for July 18 from Cape Kennedy, seeks to surpass the 308 mile record by Soviet cosmonauts and will span about three days with a planned 5 hour chase to link with Agena. The engine boost will push the craft near the Van Allen belt as it crosses the radiation region.
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House Rules Agrees To Unbottle Anti-Poverty Bill
The House Rules Committee voted to unbottle the anti-poverty bill and set a June 27 floor vote likely 8 to 7 in its favor. Tempers flared as hearings closed on the $1.75 billion measure amid party lines, with Powell abroad and Powell testimony sought by Republicans before voting.
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Phone Company Officials Deny Monitoring Calls
Washington UPI report says New England Telephone officials deny annual monitoring of all customers calls. Sen Umana claimed rooms listen to lines to assess quality, others call it wiretapping. Officials called the charges fantastic and remote. Vermont and New Hampshire governors urged probes.
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De Gaulle to Visit Soviet Union and Witness Satellite Launch
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle will travel to the Soviet Union next week for talks with Soviet leaders on Viet Nam peace prospects and to observe a space satellite launch possibly at Baikonur. He may press for broader Franco Soviet space cooperation but foresees no immediate peace move.
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