Britons Spend To Evade Taxes
LONDON AP Britons staged a test minute spending spree to dodge higher sales taxes as the Labor government planned a budget read in the House of Commons. Analysts predicted tax increases of around $560 billion and measures to curb domestic purchases and boost exports while funding expanded social services. Stores saw strong demand for washing machines and durable goods as drivers queued to beat rising gas taxes. liquor and tobacco trade remained steady. Callaghan was expected to introduce a payroll tax and taxes on betting to fund cheaper mortgages and other measures, with economists noting small firms hoarding skilled workers to avoid exporting.
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London
Labor
Jas
James Callaghan
House of Commons
Britain
Jed
Callaghan
Frat Men Shaye Off Long Locks at Wayne State
Nine members of Tau Epsilon Phi at Wayne State University gathered at a barber shop to protest hairstyles they call the greatest social issue of our time. Their long hair, seen as emasculation of the American college man, was shaved. A student said the men are losing their identity while a coed commented that they all look awful.
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Detroit
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity
Wayne State University
Bala Patesara
Arnett’s Photos Bring Big Prize in Viet Nam War
Saigon report of AP photographer Petar Arnett who parachuted into a Viet Cong battle near a Marine column. He shot decisive images as seven Americans died and 28 were injured. His four years in Vietnam earned the 1966 Pulitzer Prize for international reporting.
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South Viet Nam
Associated Press
Petar Arnett
U.S
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Amett
Arnett
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Viet Nam
Arnatt
Pulizer
Kyoichi Sawada
United Press International
Sawada
Japan
UPI
Campaign Against Boston Judge Wins Pulitzer Prize
The Boston Globe earned a public service Pulitzer for a campaign to block the confirmation of Boston Municipal Judge Francis X. Morrissey to the federal bench. Morrissey withdrew after sponsorship by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. The AP and others won Pulitzers in international, national reporting, and editorials, while associated winners included Peter Arnett and Haynes Johnson for Viet Nam and civil rights coverage.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Peter Arnett
Associated Press
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Washington Evening Star
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Arnett
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America
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Katherine Anne Porter
Los Angeles Times
John A. Frasca
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Dartmouth College
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