Improved Outlook for Tax Surcharge After Johnson Exit
Congressional leaders see a brighter path for passing Johnsons long stalled tax boost as House action on a civil rights bill with an open housing amendment seems undeterred. Mills notes a step toward spending cuts and a tax increase, while Mahon and McCormack push for quick action on the 10 percent surcharge. Long predicts Johnsons gesture could unite the nation and spur an appropriate congressional response.
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Wilbur D. Mills
House Weys and Means Committee
Johnson
Arkkansas Democrat
Mills
Congress
George H. Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Texas Democrat
Mahon
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
John MacCormack
McCormack
Senate
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Los Angeles casino manager pleads to tax evasion charges
Wendall D B Tingley, 50, manager of a losses gas casino in Los Angeles, pleaded no contest to evading a total of 233 768 dollars in federal and personal income taxes. He was ordered to return for sentencing on April 30 before U S Judge Manuel L Rea.
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Los Angeles
CNS
Wendall
Detroit Negroes Plan Defense Conference
Detroit activists announce a conference on Negro defense and survival in case of summer disorders. The Citizens Action Committee led by Rev. Albert B. Cleagen says Black people must prepare for any eventuality and will discuss plans on Black Unity Day at Cobo Arena with invited guests including Adam Clayton Powell and Floyd McKissick.
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Detroit
Citizens Action Committee
Albert B. Cleagen
Deetroit
Cobo
Amony
Craige
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Floyd McKissick
Congress of “Racial Equality
M Namara silent on LBJ move at World Bank start
Washington report says former Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara began his first day as World Bank president but declined to comment on President Johnsons bombing restrictions in Vietnam and the decision not to seek reelection this year. A bank spokesman called him an international civil servant and noted he would not speak to anyone for some time.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Johson
Vietnam
McNamara
Michigan Supreme Court rules housing firms must treat all buyers fairly
The Michigan Supreme Court on Monday upheld the Civil Rights Commission ruling that a real estate firm must serve all members of the public without discrimination in housing sales. The decision reinforces the commission’s authority to hear housing discrimination complaints and enforce fairness in real estate practices.
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Lansing
Mitt
Electric Power Transforms Modern Sports Broadcasts
A description of how electricity enables fast drag racing timers, bright scoreboards, and lighting for night games, expanding sports coverage through television and radio. It notes racing speeds, quarter mile times, and the broader impact of electric tech on sports accessibility and cost.
Financial experts form 1500 strong global army
A 1500-member cadre of financial professionals has operated for two decades as a dedicated force in economic strategy, liquidity management, and risk oversight, aiming to influence markets and policy through disciplined analysis and coordinated action.
Ring on Poverty in Underdeveloped Non-Communist World
Brief note discusses ongoing poverty issues and fanfare in underdeveloped regions outside the Communist bloc. Emphasizes social and economic strains, with glimpses of relief efforts and aid programs amid geopolitical tensions.
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