Inflation Threat Looms as Ullman Pushes Tax Extensions
Rep. Al Ullman, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, urges permanent status for one time tax cuts and extends corporate and investment tax provisions into 1976 and 1977. Administration says timing is uncertain while leading indicators rise and inflation worries grow.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Rep
al Ullman
Congress
Washington
Rep. Ullman
Ford
Dunagin warns on budget, politics and inflation
The article surveys federal deficits from tax rebates and the $60 billion limit, discusses wariness over government borrowing offsetting business tax cuts, and notes President Ford’s WIN era shift as recession eases. It also covers Lynette Fromme’s Sacramento gun incident, likening her to Svengali figure Manson and urging focus on lawful, sensible causes.
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Ullman
Ford
Lynette Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
Trilby
Charles Manson
Manson
Miss Fromme
Fromme
Federal unemployment figures questioned by Sindlinger survey
A nationwide Phillips-Sindlinger survey questions official labor data, showing higher unemployment than government reports from May to August. The piece contrasts Sindlinger estimates of 9.3 to 9.6 percent joblessness with official rates sliding from 9.2 to 8.4 percent, noting concerns about seasonal adjustments and methodological reliability.
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U.S
Phillips-Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Washington
Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Labor Department
Podium Humor Warns Politicians to Shed Dullness
Review of Jamie Humes memoir Podium Humor recounts witty anecdotes about Reed Smoot Boise Penrose Disraeli Wilson Kennedy and others to show that politics can be humane and funny. The author notes Ford's one liner misstep and recalls Pope Pius XII Pacelli and Murphy meeting in Rome.
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Washington
Jamie Humes
Nixon
Harper & Row
Humes
Ford
Bob Orben
Orben
Indianapolis
Robert Murphy
Pius
Rome
Murphy
Berlin
Eugene Pacelli
Vatican
Pacelli
Hitler
Oklahoma column ponders Boren in Senate bid
After two weeks in Russia Governor Boren gains foreign affairs credentials should he seek a U S Senate run. State spending rose over 300000 to 179 billion, prompting talk of pay by percentage. If a second election reopens last November's race Ed Edmondson faces two reruns one against Henry Bellmon, the other versus the metropolitan press. The piece notes it would be odd for the Senate to declare a vacancy with Bellmon seated.
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Boren
U. S
Senate
Ed Edmondson
Henry Bellman
Metropolitan Press
Henry Bellmon
Spirit of Jerusalem Shapes Its Peaceful Life
United States expert Ernest Cuneo surveys Jerusalem as a composed modern city with a strong educational base and civic discipline. He praises its clean streets, safe 4:00 A.M. atmosphere, religious freedom, and conspicuous secular yet devout public life in Israel's capital.
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Black Sea
William C. Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Asst. Secy
Adolph A. Berle
Azores
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Cuneo
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Jerusalem
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Adam Smith
John Maynard Keynes
Milwaukee
Dan Hoan
London
New York
Warsaw
Roman Empire
Oxford
Cambridge
Berne
Cracow
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