Fulbright fundraiser letters cited in Arkansas race
W Fulbright's office reported that out of state solicitation letters for opponent Charles Bernard generated contributions to Fulbright. Hoyt Purvis showed letters sent to Fulbright by people who had received Bernard's solicitations and estimated the total Fulbright contribution from those letters at several hundred dollars.
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W. Fulbright
Fulbright
Hoyt Purvis
Republica Charles Bernard
Purvis
Bernard
Tax Code Revision Seen Regardless of Power Shift
Edward Lebreton reports that both Wilbur Mills and John Byrnes advocate a full-scale review of the Internal Revenue Code next year. Bipartisan intent to hold hearings follows calls for revisions amid long-standing exemptions and debates on surtax, capital gains, and estate taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur Dy Mills
D«Ark
Ways and Means
John W. Byrnes
R. Wis
Congress
Treasury
Premier Salazar in Coma Gains Cautious Hope
Lisbon AP reporting Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, 79, remained in a coma and partly paralyzed after a stroke during head surgery recovery. An American neurologist joined the effort, with Dr. Houston Merritt arriving at Red Cross Hospital and a late-night communique noting partial heart and nervous system improvement.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Bissaia Barreto
Salazar
Red Cross Hospital
Houston Merritt
New York
U.S
William Tapley Bennett
Merritt
Neurological Institute
Columbia University
Humphrey escalates attacks in New York state tour
FRANK CORMIER reports Humphrey labels Nixon hawk on Vietnam during a Rochester stop and Buffalo TV interview. He criticizes Nixon on nonproliferation talks and fuels party unity with remarks at a Buffalo audience, urging peaceful paths and moderate stances while campaigning across New York.
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Washington
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N.Y
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Buffalo
Harrisphrey
George C. Wallace
Alabama
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United States
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Senate
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New York State
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ASC Election Reminder for Hempstead County Farmers
Farmers in Hempstead County will vote by mail September 9 through 14 to elect ASC farmer committees serving as local administrators of farm programs. Eligible voters are all farmers taking part in one or more programs overseen by the committee, with ballots issued by the county ASCS office. A separate AP item notes Rose Bucher received her first letter from Cmdr Lloyd Bucher about the Pueblo incident, dated August 28. The letter contains no mention of a possible Pueblo crew rescue.
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Weat
Virginia Des Sin
Clarles Matthews
Noth Tithe Rock
Terfitoracy
JW. Fuirleight
Wilbur D. Mills
David Pryor
Bill
Alexander
Hardy Croxston
Mills
State Democratic Committee
Virginia Johnson
Crank
Belott Taylor
Little Rock
Jean B. Catlett
Matthews
ASC
National Farms Action Programs
R. B. Arnold
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Coune Ty Committee
Hempstead County
ASCS
Associated Press
San Diego
Calif
Rose Bucher
U.S
Pueblo
North Korea
Lloyd Bucher
Gross Product and Tax Hike Effects in 1968
Washington observers note the Commerce Department projects a substantial GNP rise in the third quarter while revisions lift the second quarter to $21.5 billion and push the annual rate to $852.9 billion. officials caution inflation rather than real growth drives gains and imply third quarter gains may exceed $15 billion.
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Washington
Department Office of Business Economics
Office of Business Economics
Economic data revise second quarter gains on inventory shifts
The third quarter gain might have matched the first half except for a major reduction in inventory investment. The sizable upward revision for the second quarter stemmed from refined data in net exports and business inventory changes, the office said. A knot is a unit of speed equal to one nautical mile per hour.
Court Out of Step Says Hammerschmidt Urges Action
Rep John Paul Hammerschmidt of Arkansas said Congress must act when the Supreme Court is obviously out of step with the times. He argued the legislative process, not the judiciary, should screen views hear testimony and assess problems.
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John Paul Hammerschmidt
Rark
Congress
Supreme Court
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Hammerschmidt
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