Senate Finance Committee clears business tax incentives bill
The Senate Finance Committee approved a remolded business tax incentives bill aimed at restoring credits for machinery and accelerated depreciation. Differences from the House version would cut benefits, with debate possible after the Easter recess. Senator Gore may seek an election finance reform amendment, while Smathers urges revenue reduction to about 775 million compared with 1.86 billion in the House version.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Committee
House
Albert Gore
Congress
Ments
George A. Smathers
Dfla
Finance Committee
Senate Committee
Smathers
Johnson
Elderly Urged to Contribute for Health and Dignity
Duke University aging expert Dr. E W Busse Jr says seniors need a contributing role to maintain self esteem and health. He notes retirement does not equal decline and calls for society to provide opportunities and praise for elderly workers.
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Rob Wood
Associated Press
Durham
E. W. Busse Jr
Busse
Duke University
Medical Center
Carl Eisdorfer
Aging Center
U.S. Public Health
National Advisory Child Health and Human Development Council
Dr. Busse
Shouting Students Disrupt Hershey Speech at Howard University
Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey director of the Selective Service system remained philosophical after shouting demonstrators forced cancellation of his Howard University address. Demonstrators urged slogans challenging draft policy as about 300 people filled the audience.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Howard University
America
Hershey
Milk Prices Continue Unchanged in NFO Campaign
The National Farmers Organization milk holding and dumping campaign enters day seven with no clear rise in prices or shortages. The AP survey notes disagreement over how much milk has been destroyed while hoping to boost prices by two cents a quart. Retail actions in Omaha Austin Louisville Logansport show mixed results. NFC President Orne Lee Staley remains confident.
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Chicago
National Farmers Organization
Associated Press
NFO
Omaha
Austin
Senate backs antiballistic missile system in $20.8 billion defense bill
The Senate approved a defense bill totaling 20.8 billion with 377 million for antimissile deployment amid a dispute between Senators Clark and Thurmond over which cities receive protection. Morse and Gruening were the only dissenters. the House later approved 12.2 billion more for Vietnam fighting.
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Senate
U.S
House
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Strom Thurmond
S.C. Clark
Charleston
S.C
Pentaigon
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House Armed Services Committee
Thurmond
Clark
Sens
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Vietnam
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