Second Tax Cut Round Suggested by Rep Mills
Washington indicates that Wilbur D Mills urges a further tax reduction in the near future if spending is tightly controlled. Congress plans to pass the $11.5 billion measure this week with benefits to wage earners starting next month as the withholding rate drops from 18 to 14 percent.
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Democrats Favor Cranston Endorsement for Senate Nomination
California Democratic Council endorsed state Comptroller Alan Cranston 49 for the U S Senate nomination, signaling a setback for Rep James Roosevelt and incumbent Clair Engle. Engle, recovering from brain surgery, trails in delegate votes while Roosevelt splits his district with Cranston. Engle vows health recovery and eligibility for a future run.
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Rockefeller Raps Policy On S E Asia
Albany NY UPI Gov Nelson Rockefeller a GOF hopeful returned after criticizing Southeast Asia policy. He accused the Johnson administration of news management and appeasement, urged stronger action in Vietnam and warned failure could spread communism through Asia. He urged Laos and Cambodia neutrality policies be reassessed and linked troop withdrawals to worse fighting.
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France Develops Tritium for Hydrogen Bombs
Paris sources report France is building facilities to manufacture tritium for hydrogen bombs and preparing a South Pacific test site. First tests are slated for 1965.
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Sorensen Defends Kennedy For Delay on Rights Bill
Sorensen, long time adviser to President Kennedy, says the president delayed civil rights action due to reading the mood of Congress and the country. He resigns to write a book and defended Kennedy’s heart and commitment to civil rights amid Southern opposition and national debate. He noted Kennedy only moved when the time was right.
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Stassen Seeks Califnia Win To Beat Johnson
Harold Stassen says he can win the California June primary and with Eisenhower aid defeat Johnson in November. He notes gains in New Hampshire, plans to capture California as the GOP nominating contest closes, and criticizes the Johnson administration foreign aid. He is entered in the March 10 New Hampshire presidential primary.
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Senate subcommittee probes church state ties in federal aid
A Senate constitutional rights subcommittee, led by Sen. Samuel J. Ervin Jr., investigates government funding to church related entities to assess constitutional concerns. Questionnaires sent to federal agencies reveal active analysis, with potential public hearings this year.
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Lodge Won’t Comment On Talk With Rockefeller
U S ambassador to South Vietnam Henry Cabot Lodge refused to discuss a telephone talk with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. He said he cannot discuss politics while in a diplomatic post and noted Rockefeller’s New Hampshire speech suggesting Lodge bears partial responsibility for conditions in Vietnam.
UMass TV Quiz Team Dominates Fourth Straight Victory
The University of Massachusetts quiz team defeated St. John’s University 245 to 150 to extend its winning streak to four. They’ve accumulated 990 points to opponents 963, nearing a national title with a final appearance against Arizona looming. Members: Landis, Tracy, Berrini, Mathieson.
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Georgia Votes To Redistrict Amid Bitter Debate
In a chaotic session ending after 40 days, Georgia lawmakers approved congressional redistricting. The rural-dominated House narrowly granted the Atlanta metropolitan area representation for the first time, while eight other seats largely kept existing lines. Governor Carl E. Sanders lobbied successfully for the change.
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