Tax relief proposals face skeptical view from business leaders
The column critiques a 35 hour work week and other tax-cut ideas as remedies for unemployment and growth in 1963. It argues such plans could raise prices, widen deficits, and strain profits, risking a price wage spiral and weaker foreign competitiveness while stressing the need for cautious fiscal policy.
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New York
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Kennedy pushes tax cuts as key to faster growth
The article argues that easy credit and tax policy alone cannot sustain growth. It notes Federal Reserve officials concede monetary policy has limits and fiscal measures must take over. It highlights plans to draft a broad tax cut package led by Kennedy to spur business investment and revive the economy.
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Educational shift sparks debate on early schooling
Quotes from Dr and General leaders frame a broader move toward an educational revolution as college level courses spread to high schools and content shifts to elementary grades. The piece notes teens facing a changing system amid military and public health references.
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U. S
Public Health Service
Curtis Lee May
Air Force Chief of Staff
Fevel
E. James Quillen
Stanford University
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