Johnson uses White House sessions to sell tax plan
President Johnson conducts closed sessions with Democratic lawmakers to press his tax proposals. Reports say he personalizes talks, invites questions, and offers follow ups for batches of about 50 congressmen. Some liberals question revenue needs while others praise his salesmanship and forecast a lengthy process with hearings and revisions.
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Sorensen Talks Trade in Moscow Amid Vietnam Visit
Former Kennedy adviser Theodore Sorensen said exploratory talks with Soviet trade officials in Moscow focused on a major policy shift to boost U S exports. He noted the large U S market there and that Vietnam remains a topic in discussions. Exports between the two nations total about 45 million annually for each side. He would not name his clients.
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Sergeant Wills $90 000 to Soviet Armenian Orphans
Army master sergeant Tarosian, who retired after 40 years and died July 28 at 79, left $90,000 for Armenian orphans in the Soviet Union. The money will go to the Orthodox Catholic Church in Armenia. about $50,000 was found in a Fort Baker footlocker, the rest in a bank.
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