Mills Tax Reform Bill Faces Senate Battle
Mills drive for reform, backed by Ned Cohen and Joseph Barr, aims to close loopholes and tax more fairly. The bill tightens preferences, caps oil depletion, taxes bonds, curbs hobby farming and stock options, and seeks to recoup 3.6 to 4 billion dollars in lost tax revenue. The Senate showdown will test lobby power and potential revolt by taxpayers.
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Senate
Joseph Barr
the Treasury
Johnson
Barr
House
Ways and Means Committee
GIs Getting Religion and Vietnam War Chaplains
The late John Grainger’s poem frames religion among U S troops in Vietnam where Protestant Catholic and Jewish chaplains report deep faith. Of 400 chaplains with troops 13 have died in combat. Many GIs prize Bibles and religious medals and say prayer helps them return alive and in one piece.
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John Grainger
Vietnam
Goa
Singles Market Swells as Love Meets 1960s Tech
Editorial research shows 60 billion annual spending by unmarried 20 to 34 year olds. Calendar section of the Los Angeles Times highlights nine ads for singles services, computer matching, and clubs. Apartments catering to singles, social directors, and organized events spread from Southern California to New York, Detroit, Dallas, Chicago, and beyond.
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Los Angeles Times
Young Professionals Club
Los Angeles
Sundowners Sailing and Cruising Club
California
Washington
Dallas
Lafayette Towers
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Atlanta
New York
Manhattan
Europe
Rawley Family Names Figure in Local Notices
D. A. Rawley and Mrs. C. H. Lockwood listed with David A. Rawley Jr. Joseph P. Rawley and Randall Terry Jr. appear in records, indicating family or obituary notices and associated kin across multiple entries.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley, JR
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall, Terry, JR
Dirksen Lupes Adroit Spin Triggers Foreign Trade Debate
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen faces discontent as he presses steel and Japan trade issues. Nixon's ABM vote looms amid a 50 50 Senate tie and Agnew vice president break. Vietnam lull puzzles Pentagon as Hanoi eyes offensive while diffusion of war tops news.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Nixon
Senate
Agnew
Washington
Everett Dirksen
High Point civic groups form think tank and plans
Holt McPherson notes the newly formed Community Needs Committee under Howard Pancoast, aimed at guiding High Point’s development with discussion rather than action. The piece also covers the Southern Furniture Club, industrial chaplain service by William M. Spake Jr., Europe in politics, and Congressman Richardson Preyer’s district questionnaire on Vietnam, ABM, and other issues.
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Howard Pancost
High Point
William M. Spake Jr
High Point College
Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Spake
Jaycees
Washington
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