Tax reform sparks partisan clash over fairness and economy
Barrons and U S News report clash over 1972 tax plans. McGovern pushes repeal of corporate exemptions and capital gains taxes while Democrats warn against hit to low income families. Nixon aides defend value added tax with limited exemptions though opposition cites inflation and recession risks.
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Barron's
United States
Democratic Party
Jong
George McGovern
McGovern
Nixon
Tax reform debate warns of middle class harm
The article argues that any tax reform, including a value added tax or income redistribution, will hurt middle-class Americans and fail to lower property taxes. It cites 1969 reform as damaging to nonwealthy workers and warns that exemptions vanish, while government spending cuts may be the only remedy. It emphasizes that wealth is created by private enterprise, not the state, and warns against wealth redistribution diminishing overall prosperity.
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Barron's
Efor
United
United States
Wee
Lord Giveth
New advertising device dials 50 phones with recorded pitches
A New York firm markets a black box that can dial up to 50 telephone numbers simultaneously and deliver a recorded sales pitch. The device targets households and may be refined to include local references in letters, raising concerns about intrusive political campaigns and automated outreach.
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Campaign Communications Institute Inc. of
New York
Enis
Platte County
Schwesers
The Sunglass Kid Testified On Fixed Horse Races
The piece recounts Bobby Byrne’s testimony before the House Crime Committee about race fixing at small tracks and larger venues. It details methods like tranquilizers, betting pools, and jockey collusion, naming hubs such as Aqueduct Saratoga Garden State and Monmouth while noting security checks and the Gambino influence rumors.
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Bobby Burn
Sunglass
House Crime Committee
Fink
Jimmy Donn
Gene Mori
Sonny Werblin
Ronald Winick
Willie the Shoe
Ron Tuycotte
Bobby Byrne
Sam
Aqueduct
Saratoga
Garden State
Guilstream
Hialah
Monmouth
Byrne
Stabie
Srg Byrne
Suffolk Downs
Crime’ Committee
Claude Pepper
Florida
Carlo Gambino Maria
Gambinos
John
Jim Johy
Mexican reform aims to boost education and industry ambitions
The article discusses President Echeverria’s push to align Mexican education with industrial needs, linking schools to factories and creating a Center for Advanced Means in Education. It notes amnesty for arrested rebels, a shift toward science and technology, and exchanges with Japan to industrialize, contrasting U.S. trends in higher degrees and Latin America’s need for skilled foremen.
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Luis
Echeverria
Alvarez
Mexico
U.S
Congress
Hla
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Leonid Brezhnev
David Siquieros
Mars
Uie
Heheverria
Japan
Tokyo
Cayman
Latin America
Beheverria
Neds
Doctor Answers Skin Pigment Change and Radish Advice
Dr Lamb explains facial hyperpigmentation in a 53 year old woman is usually not a disease and sun exposure worsens it. Sunscreen and cosmetic coverage help, with emphasis on protecting the area from sunlight. He reassures readers that pigment changes are not a sign of poor health. In a separate note, he dismisses claims radishes are harmful, saying they are generally safe and healthier than excess coffee or sweets.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Fragmentary index item with scattered language clues
A jumble of terms across languages and topics appears, mentioning places, professions, musical bits, legal hints, and miscellaneous labels. The text reads like a damaged index or puzzle fragment with no coherent event or identifiable subjects.
Social Security Tax Rift Mirrors Income Tax Debate
The piece argues Social Security, once designed to prevent destitution, now rivals the income tax in burden. It notes tax rate shifts from 6.2% to 5.7% with a $9000 wage base, and cites Senate plans to raise to a $10200 base. It condemns inequities for workers, the need for reform, and inflation’s role in harming fixed incomes.
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