Federal spending burden on average American taxpayer
A Montana Taxpayers' Assn statement claims each American faces a $731 share of the $145 billion federal outlay for fiscal 1967. It notes a family at $10,000 income would owe about $1,114 in federal income taxes, with defense costs at $595 and interest on the debt at $127, highlighting perceived chronic overspending and waste across programs from anti poverty to day care.
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Montana
Charlie Green
Tax Foundation
Gibson County
Tennessee
General Accounting Office
GAO
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington
Nei
Government must curb nonessential spending and rethink programs
The text argues that to curb inflation the federal government should spend as much effort cutting nonessential programs as creating new spending initiatives. It emphasizes balanced fiscal policy to avoid inflationary pressure.
New 1966 National Drivers Test Airs on CBS May 24
The Montana Highway Patrol says the new drivers test will be telecast May 24 at 9 p.m. Central and Mountain times on CBS. The program offers a larger scope with more questions, faster filming, and color-enhanced demonstrations to cover expressway urban and foul weather driving. It features a no gimmicks approach and allows viewers to compare results with a cross section of drivers.
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CBS
Central
Mountain Times
Montana Highway Patrol
Patrol
Inflation as a Life Pattern in 1947 Policy Shifts
The text notes two postwar government moves in 1947 that accelerated inflation by promoting peacetime deficit spending and higher production costs without offsetting wage gains. It cites Truman era actions, including wartime powers usage, a New York Times summary, and the government taking over Carter Coal properties after a denial to pay union wages, signaling wage and price dynamics shaping the era.
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America
Washington
Truman
New York Times
John L. Lewis
West Virginia
Carter Coal Company
United Mine Workers Union
Carter
UMW
FDR
White House
Congress
the Times
Lewis
Appalachia
Kennedy
Johnson
MSU student joins Kappa Kappa Psi with broad honor roles
Adams a Montana State University senior majoring in chemistry becomes percussionist in the MSU band and joins Kappa Kappa Psi. He belongs to Kappa Sigma Phi Kappa Phi Pi Mu Epsilon and Mu Sigma Alpha, with ties to Sweet Grass County High School and Big Timber as his family home.
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Ams
Montana State University
Kappa Kappa Psi
Adams
MSU
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Phi Kappa Phi
Pi Mu Epsilon
Mu Sigma Alpha
Sweet Grass County High School
John A. Adams
Big Timber
Advertising Women in the Middle Atlantic Reject TV Stereotypes
A survey of influential advertising women in the Middle Atlantic states finds most believe television ads are occasionally horrible offensive and boring. Hall says it is that way frequently with only 18 of 233 liking the current TV advertising.
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Middle Atlantic States
Hall
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