Anybody Can Buy a Gun First in a series
The article surveys the ease of gun access in the United States, citing Kennedy’s assassination, domestic tragedies, and brief state provisions. It describes opposition to federal gun controls led by the NRA, outlines Casey and Dodd proposals, and notes enforcement and administrative hurdles.
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NRA Gun Bill Prompts Fierce Debate and Campaigns
The NRA backed gun bill would tighten stock and sale controls, require signed statements, and impose a transfer tax on certain weapons. Senator Dodd defends limits on interstate firearm movement while NRA lobbyists denounce perceived prohibitions and urge members to oppose restrictive laws.
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NRA and gun control debate shapes the 1960s
The article surveys NRA positions and political maneuvers around proposed gun control measures. It notes NRA activity, lobbying tactics, and backing for certain bills while opposing President Johnson’s measure. It highlights congressional hearings, funding programs, and the influence of NRA on public policy and firearm accessibility. The piece discusses Dodd, Orth, and the NRA’s stance on licensing and restrictions.
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Quote on leadership and policing language
A garbled modern society note questions leadership emergence and proposes dropping a slur from police vocabulary. The text attributes remarks to Health Secretary Gardner, Atlanta police chief Herbert T. Jenks, and mentions general population growth projections for 2000 with vague threats to individual safety.
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Cut Your Own Taxes in 1965
Tax changes under the 1964 Revenue Act cut rates in two stages and altered dividend rules, retirement credits, and withholding to reduce errors. This first in a series promises practical examples, tips, and forms guidance for wage earners, investors, landlords, and seniors seeking tax savings after tax year 1964.
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