Free-Spending U S Tourists Face Tax Proposals
The Johnson administration seeks new tools to curb the $3.6 billion annual tourist outflow with a possible excise tax on overseas travel and a tax on tourist spending. Exemptions for students and teachers and travel within the Western Hemisphere are anticipated. House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills signals openness to balanced-payments action amid tax hike skepticism.
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Edmund LeBreton
Associated Press
Washington
U.S
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Indiana
Gerald R. Ford
Duke University
Durham
N.C
Arkansas Weather and Trade Report Briefing
Experiment Station report covers a 24 hour period ending Monday at 7 am with forecast highs near 61 and lows around 32. Arkansas forecast shows partly to occasionally cloudy skies with little temperature change through Tuesday. Low tonight expected in the 30s.
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Arkansas
U.S. Officials See Mixed Signals Over Pueblo Crisis
McNamara said no U.S. action could have saved the Pueblo and its 83 crew. North Korean seizure followed an attempted air support and a series of talks at Panmunjom reportedly making headway toward crew release. Rusk noted limited bombing around Hanoi Haiphong while signaling no pause in hostilities and urged patience as explorations continue.
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Pueblo
Panmunjom
Washington
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Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
South Vietnam
Senate Gop
Eversett M. Dirksen
Rusk
United States
North Vietnam
Johnson
San Antonio
Hanoi
Halephony
Haiphong Harbor
Saigon
Pentagon
Enterprise
Ranger
Yorktown
North Korea
Civil rights bill delay cited amid Senate debate
Montana Senator Mike Mansfield said action on a civil rights bill would come after the Lincoln Day holiday, not before recess. Senate liberals seek faster action while opponents argue the bill needs broader protections. Also noted is a World War I Cheri Ami pigeon awarded the Croix de Guerre for delivering a message in 30 minutes over 25 miles.
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Dettis Défallé
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen
Allen J. Ellender
DeLaw
Congress
National Museum
Cheri Ami
Newsmen Cover Explosive Saigon Warfronts Anew
Associated Press reporters and photographers in Saigon report one of the war's most dramatic chapters as Viet Cong rockets strike key sites including the U S Embassy and presidential palace. Dispatches describe street fighting across the city, strategic points like Da Nang, and AP crews under fire while transmitting from Viet Nam.
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Saigon
U.S
Presidential
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Associated Press
Robert Tuckman
Edwin Q. White
Peter Arsnett
George Esper
da Nang
New York
Ats
John Nance
Joe Holloway
Arnett
2 Tree
Sun
Chan Hong
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