How to Figure LBIJ's New Taxes
Tax proposal outlines a 6 percent add on totals and a 3 percent baseline for corporations. It describes how surtaxes would apply to incomes under $5,000 and for two children families, with specific yearly exemptions and timing into fiscal 1968, including July 1 start for certain surcharges.
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LBIJ
Swashington
Nig. J
Slehngn
Yy J. Johnson
Johnson
Vietnam
Hospitals Sing Blue Cross Blues Continues Page A-1
Hospitals speak of Blue Cross payment strains and Medicare reform hopes as executives, including Sister M. Brigid and Samuel Tidbills, discuss emergency methods and evolving reimbursement. California hospital leaders warn of financial pressure and intermediation shifts affecting patient care.
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Ghent Jackson
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Akron
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Samuel J. Tidbills
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Donald C. Carmer
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Henry X. Jackson
California Hospital Association
Jackson
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
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van Nuys
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Menls
J. Walter Thompsons
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Sween
U.S
Welfare
Brigid
Dumke urges vote on tuition to save college opportunity
California Chancellor Dumke urged the public to vote on tuition as a way to protect access to higher education. He cited costs for state college students and a 1965 study showing financial reasons push one third of dropouts. He noted no cuts would lower education quality and called for a plan that supports 17,000 new students while preserving standards.
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Smith
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Johnson Proposes 6 Percent Tax Hike Aimed at 4.5 Billion First Year
President Johnson unveils an expanded budget including a 6% surcharge on individuals and corporations to raise about 4.5 billion in the first year, partially offset by a broader social welfare push. Senate and House leaders react with caution while Democrats split on support.
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