Federal Tax Cut Seen as Inflationary
Washington reports economists warned Congress that a federal tax cut or tariff relief could fuel inflation by raising consumer prices and living costs in the coming months. They expected no recession but urged careful expansion to avoid price pressures, noting a potential three to five billion dollar yearly impact.
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LBSC Honors Editor Zelims at annual Statesman Club event
Long Beach State College honored editor Zelims Dick Zehins and three others at the Statesman Club’s second annual banquet, recognizing contributions to the college during the 1956 7 school year. Also noted were faculty and community leaders, including Sid Spolyard and Mrs. John Wyatt, with prize trophy presentations for standout public service. A panel on federal fiscal policy featured Robert Ulln, William Tongue, Irwin Friend, Robin Newcomb, Peter Veale, and Walter Hoadley. The committee chair Wilbur Mila led a two week study highlighting distinctions between appropriations actions and federal agenda.
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Catholic Worker Show Draws Large Birmingham Crowd
The Organizing body said at least 100,000 people are expected to attend the Catholic Worker Exposition this week in Birmingham England. About 10,000 visited on opening Sunday to view displays illustrating the lives of Catholic workers worldwide. It is the largest exhibition of its kind ever held in England.
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