LBJ Predicts Income Tax Reduction
President Johnson said his administration anticipates further income tax cuts in the years ahead as part of a pro growth, peace time economy. The White House released the fifth in a series of white papers outlining fiscal policy and planned excise tax reductions in 1965 and potential future income tax cuts for personal and corporate levels.
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Succession by Purge in Russia Scored by World Communists
An East European diplomat criticizes the Kremlin purge cycle from Stalin to Khrushchev as betraying Russia’s revolution. He notes repeated ousters, denouncements, and denials of achievements, with allies fearing impact on their own Communist regimes amid debunkings and policy shifts.
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World collection for the poor proposed in Rome
In Vatican City a Chilean cardinal urged the Ecumenical Council to launch an international interdenominational collection to aid the world's poor. Cardinal Raul Silva Henriquez of Santiago said pooling riches could ease global poverty and unite Christians. He noted Protestant leader Oscar Cullman once floated a similar idea. The council tract The Church in the Modern World frames poverty as a major issue as more than 2,200 prelates discuss in St Peter's Basilica.
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