Johnson Paints Bright Picture Asks Tax Hike
President Johnson outlined a 1968 outlook with a $60.9 billion GNP rise to $846 billion and personal income up $48.7 billion to $675 billion, urging a 10 percent surcharge on taxes to fund Vietnam and curb a potential boom. He called for a wage price study and a temporary no strike truce as new wage rules take effect.
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