Economist Heller says tax cut key to full employment for Negro rights
In a rare AP interview Dr. Walter W. Heller, chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, warned that civil rights progress hinges on millions of new jobs. He argues that a $10 billion tax cut would generate 2 to 3 million jobs and substantially reduce Negro unemployment, doubling as a boost to overall growth.
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Savage Soviet Answer Hurled At Red Chinese
James Marlow analyzes the Sino Soviet split as both sides publish lengthy self justifications. The July discussions in Moscow follow heated open letters accusing each other of racism and betrayal, highlighting differing paths toward world communism and peace.
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