Tax loopholes and exemptions explained for all
The article argues that so called tax loopholes including mortgage, medical, children and occupation exemptions and tax free municipal bond interest are not special favors but widely available exemptions that benefit society. It contends politicians use reform rhetoric while exemptions serve broad social purposes.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Nevada
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Southern Pacific
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California Coalition of
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Rogers Morton
Bureau of Land Management
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War Savings and Inflation Stifle Budget Growth
The text argues that despite $20 billion less in Vietnam spending, inflation erodes $20 billion, raising the current military budget to 1968 levels for less value. It asserts that higher social welfare spending crowds out other priorities and that excessive government spending fuels inflation.
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Vietnam
Kleindienst halts trial over Wallace embarrassment
The U S attorney general personally intervened to stop the case against Major General Reid Doster ex commander of the Alabama Air National Guard charged with squeezing illegal political donations. The indictment tied 1700 to George Wallace's 1970 gubernatorial campaign. Doster resigned his commission and three subordinates were freed.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Richard Kleindienst
Alabama Air National Guard
Reid Doster
Doster
Dement
Kleindienst
Mark McIntyre
Justice Department
Wallace
Nixon
Aug 29 in history marks births and pivotal events
This Almanac entry notes Oliver Wendell Holmes born on August 29 1809 and lists events such as Brigham Young proclaiming celestial marriage in 1852 the 1960 Jordan premier killed by a time bomb and in 1962 John Kennedy naming Arthur Goldberg to the Supreme Court vacancy left by Felix Frankfurter.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Jordan
John Kennedy
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Psychology Goes to Church and the Liberal vs Conservative Debate
Dr Crane previews a chapter titled Psychology Goes to Church arguing consumer demand and 65 percent church membership justify church related guidance in Psychology Applied. He defends conservative constitutional values against atheist professors while urging readers to request his booklet How to Save Our Republic with a stamped return envelope and fee.
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Crane
America
Uncle Sam
Our Republic
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