Johnson urges bipartisanship as Nixon program eyed
President Johnson appeals to Democrats in Congress to give Nixon a sympathetic hearing while pressing a broad social reform agenda. He names cuts to Social Security, urban housing plans, poverty programs, Voting Rights Act extensions, gun licensing, and a raised congressional salary. He notes a $3.4 billion surplus with a continued 10 percent surtax and calls for unity to advance urban renewal, education, and civil rights.
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Nixon Backs Surtax Bid For Continuation
President-elect Nixon will support continuing the 10 percent income surtax until the war needs budget outlook and economic conditions allow its end. He said Johnson shares this view and that repeal should wait until the facts justify it. Nixon compared his position to Johnson’s farewell address and stressed coordination with Congress.
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Alvin Karpis Paroled From Federal Penitentiary
Alvin Karpis, once public enemy No 1 and co leader of the Karpis Ma Barker gang, was paroled from Mervil Island Federal Penitentiary after 32 years. He appeared gaunt and claimed he was nobody as reporters and photographers gathered. The mixed text includes Nixon surcharge discussions and preparation for an inaugural address, with no clear single focus.
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