Johnson Senate Considers Tax Rise Amid Johnson Withdrawal
The Senate aims for a vote today on a 10 percent income tax surcharge tied to an excise tax bill with auto and telephone rates dropping Monday. President Johnson seeks budget cuts and tax relief, while Senators Williams and Smathers push a package amendment opposed by administration officials. Heath, in Little Rock, voiced disappointment at Johnson's withdrawal from the presidential race, reflecting on the strain and aging noted in his recent years.
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Dillard Department Stores
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New Concept in Heart Transplants
A government heart researcher predicts by 1973 a totally implantable artificial heart using a fuel cell powered by the body's own digested food and inhaled oxygen. Dr. Frank Hastings of the National Heart Institute said results are promising and could eliminate the need for human heart transplants. The device would graft a fuel cell into the aorta, with energy flowing to a nearby implant, coupled to a living tissue envelope from the patient’s leg vein. The design aims to provide safe, implantable hearts for hundreds of thousands of patients annually.
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Associated Press
Top Czech Prober Is Found Hanged
Dr Jozef Brestanský, Czechoslovakia's top investigator of Stalinist crimes, was found hanged near Prague five days after vanishing. Police say they are 99 percent sure it was self-inflicted, despite a friend disputing the conclusion. The 42 year old, deputy president of the Supreme Court, led wartime persecution probes amid liberalizing reforms.
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Concessions by U.S. in Gold Pact
U S officials say a new plan to form international money includes veto rights for the six Common Market nations on key IMF operations. France may join later, but the arrangement could work without Paris with a veto mechanism and IMF reforms requiring 80 percent votes. Approval from Congress is anticipated.
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