Tax On Top Of Tax May Prove Self-Defeating
President Johnson proposes raising Social Security payments by 20 percent, but critics warn the added Social Security tax could exceed the income tax increase for millions of middle and lower income Americans. Rep. Mills resists allowing Social Security to rise above 10 percent of wages, while the base may need to climb from 6 600 to about 10 000 to fund new pensions. Employers would pass costs to consumers, risking inflation and higher living costs as Congress weighs a 5 7 billion surtax alongside Social Security changes.
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Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Congress
Leoni
Jack Willis
Bradenton
Fla
American Bridge Company
U. S. Steel
Willis
Postal and newspaper delivery to endure despite electronic aims
Postal officials and newspaper publishers reject near term home delivery by fax or TV. Deputy Postmaster Frederick C. Belen cites privacy and security in mail, while cost and practicality limit electronic broadcast of catalogs and daily papers. Executives say electronic delivery remains unlikely at current costs.
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Frederick C. Belen
U. S
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Associated Press
Eekly
N.C
Ited
Cnrlee. A
Raul Leoni
Fernandez
Gomez
Leoni
Washington
Costa Rica
Bolivia
Editorial on pacification and rural stability in South Vietnam
The piece argues that defeating main-force Communist units will not end the war but may allow root-out efforts against roughly 150,000 guerrillas posing as civilians. It stresses village support, civilian advisers, and rebuilding the social and economic fabric to win peasant allegiance. It traces Vietnam’s pacification history from Diem to Revolutionary Development and the need for disciplined Vietnamese battalions.
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South Viet Nam
Ambassador Lodge
Saigon
Assur
Manila
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Diem
Venezuela on the march under President Leoni and democracy
Drew Pearson reports from Ciudad Bolivar on Venezuela's rapid strides in subway construction, education, and public health under Raúl Leoni. He notes exiles, U.S. ties, and new industrial partnerships with Union Carbide, Allied Chemical, Shell-Phillips, Reynolds Metals, and local projects including the Angostura bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
South America
Venezuela
Allied Chemical
Shell-Phillips
Reynolds Metals
Caroni
Orinoco
Grand Coulee
Columbia River
Sermon by example and church upheaval in region
A discussion on modern preaching and church life stresses, parallels to Edgar Guest quotes, and notes on religious renewal. Cam Cridlebaugh advances in North Carolina finance. High Point College repeats Church Management program with 1967 seminar plans. Trustee workshop to accompany spring events. A lost pearl earring is found by Carl Shelton in a license bureau cleanup.
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Earl G. Hunt
Jesus
Edgar A. Guest
Rhymester
High Point College
Church Board of Education
Wendell Patton
North Carolina
Western North Carolina
HPC
Greensboro
Pfeiffer
Brevard
Wesleyan
Methodist
Louisburg
Patton
Auto License Bureau
Carl Shelton
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Vita
Fala
High Point Enterprise
High Point Ise, Inc
High It
N. C
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
B. Terry, JR
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Charles B. Loflin
Ciudad Bolivar
Is A
Washington, D. C
Perez Jiminez
United States
Eisenhwner
Legion of Merit
Gonzalo Barrios
Interior
Action Democratic Party
Leopoldo Sucre Figarella
U.S Venezuela
Jose Gonzalez Lander
Caracas
Cambridge
Mass
Parsons, Brinckerhoff, Quade and
Douglas
San Francisco
Union Carbide and
Union Carbide
Venezuelan Petro-Chemical Institute
Orinoco River
Angostura Bridge
LBJ
Holt McPhersa
Oold Afternan
Cam Cridlebaugh
Atlantic Savings and Loan
Atlantic Insurance and Realty
Atlantic
State College
Student Training Corps
Wachovia
New
Atlantic Building and Loan
Iry
Ind
NEA
George and
Lynda Bird
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