Tax structure questioned in political debate
An editorial argues the state tax system arose from piecemeal actions and can burden communities. It supports job retraining programs under the Federal Manpower Act, urging public backing to help unemployables gain skills and dignity. It criticizes the extreme right after Nixon's California GOP win and notes Birchers' failed influence on Kuchel.
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Allegheny County Commission
William McClelland
Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
McClelland
Delco
State
Chester
Joseph L. Eyre
Richard Nixon
GOP
California
Nixon
John Birch Society
Joseph Shell
Birchers
Thomas HH. Kuchel
Society
Kuchel
Gen Walker
Texas
Three-Wrong-Track Probes of Amtorg Espionage
Washington probing Amtorg, the Soviet trading group, on charges of espionage involving illegal shipments of sensitive electronic and space equipment. Investigations target Volgin and a missing Amtorg safe with blueprints, as Committees plan hearings this month with the Justice Department.
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Washington
Ambrg ‘Trading Corporation
U.S
United Nations
Vladimir V. Volgin
Amtorg
Special House
Committee On Export Control
Volgin
New York
U. S
Export Control Committee
A. Paul Kitchin
D-N.c
House Un-American Activities Committee
Francis Walter
D-Pa
Justice Department
Department of Commerce
Wall Street warns of margin danger after May crash
A background account explains the May 28 to 29 stock market collapse, noting under margin loans and thinly funded accounts. It cites banks overleveraging buyers and greedi investors, stressing federal margin rules and the risk of calls for cash collateral if equity slips below required levels. It ends with a cautionary adage about pigs and hogs.
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Wall Street
Rale
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Business Confidence Crisis Faces President and Associates
Washington reports reveal President's aides puzzled by business backlash to his leadership as they cite a shaken confidence crisis. They describe White House concern over actions by public figures denting trust, contrasting with the prior administration's perceived steadiness.
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White House
Sistently
Why Not Victory Why We Must Stop Yielding Now
Sen Barry Goldwaters long WW2 era style exhortation argues to win or face nuclear war and outlines six policy steps to strengthen US posture He criticizes disarmament appeasement and reliance on public opinion while urging continued testing and against negotiations with non negotiables He contrasts Kennedy era economic concerns with Eisenhower policies and steel crisis reactions.
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United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
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