Economists urge prompt tax hike despite inflation fears
A group of 260 economists from major universities urged Congress to raise taxes promptly to curb rising federal deficits and inflation. They supported early enactment of tax legislation along President Johnson's proposals, with no fixed amounts, and noted no necessary federal expenditure cuts. The signatories included Walter W. Heller George Bach Joseph Pechman and others from Harvard Stanford MIT UC Los Angeles and Princeton.
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Honolulu May Buy Elizabeth Queen For Island Hotel
Honolulu businessmen discuss raising 10 million to buy the Queen Elizabeth from Cunard to turn her into a tourist hotel and convention center at Waikiki. Arthur A. Rutledge of the hotel workers union says a loan may be sought to finance the purchase and dredging. The Outdoor Circle worries about esthetics. Rutledge assures the ship won’t become a honky tonk.
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