Eisenhower Reaffirms Tariff Cut Plan Amid Trade Talks
President Eisenhower defended selective tariff reductions and backed a simple one year extension of the reciprocal trade act while opposing broader tariff increases. He cited the need for foreign trade and warned against trading friendship for restricted commerce.
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West Virginia Netted $3177 From Out of State Cigarette Purchases
West Virginians buying cigarettes by mail from Virginia and North Carolina vendors have paid the state $3,177 in taxes as enforcement drives continue. The State Tax Department reports 3,750 cartons sold to West Virginians in March and about 3,500 in April from Arlington Virginia firm Consumers Purchasing Assn. The state collects 40 cents excise tax and five cents use tax per carton.
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