Nixon Faces Enormous Task At End Of LA Tour
Vice President Nixon’s 18 day South American tour ends with guiding U S policy toward diverse states including Uruguay Argentina Paraguay Venezuela Bolivia and Colombia He outlines aims such as expanding exchange programs promoting frank talks supporting regional development and a hemispheric common market He notes US stance against dictatorship and predicts increased Russian economic pressure while urging continued trade and aid policies to counter communism.
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Nixon
South America
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Ecuador
Colombia
Venezuela
United States
Latin America
Montevideo
Russia
Juan Peron
Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Marcos Perez Jimenez
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U.S
Congressional Sentiment Loans Away From Tax Cut
In Washington a shift against a broad tax cut emerges as four senators favor targeted excise reductions to spur the economy. President Eisenhower is described as opposing a general tax cut, stressing funding sources for government. Kerr endorses revising auto freight and passenger levies, while Ives and Bricker push limited excise cuts and retention of tobacco and liquor taxes.
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Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Irving M. Ives
John Bricker
Ohio
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