Public backs tax revolt as loopholes still seen
A Gallup style survey shows 60 percent feel taxes have reached a breaking point, with 79 percent believing loopholes for the rich remain. Income groups under 10 000 report rising distress, while over 15 000 show less consensus. Recession concerns rise as living costs soar and incomes fall.
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Bank of America Chief Calls Vietnam War a Mistake
Bank of America chairman Louis Lundborg told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Vietnam War distorted the U.S. economy and harmed domestic business. He cited data showing top firms benefited more during 1962–65 than 1965–69, blaming escalation for inflation and slower profit growth.
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Margaret Chase Smith Apology Escalates Row Over Carswell Vote
Senate's sole woman Republican Margaret Chase Smith releases exchanged letters with presidential adviser Bryce Harlow amid a feud over who influenced her stance on Supreme Court nominee G. Harrold Carswell. Smith votes against him after learning of Harlow’s calls. dispute centers on source of the information and an apology.
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