Tax cut unlikely as Dillon warns against immediate reductions
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said the United States cannot afford a significant tax cut in the near term. He argued that revenue gains must offset any reductions, citing foreign aid costs and domestic welfare programs while noting political motives and the unlikely prospect of a tax reduction soon.
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Ecretary
The
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
United States
Washington
Haining
Dillon
Tax Executives Institute
Kennedy
Congress
Russia
U. S
Secretary of the Treasury
Return to caves fuels debate on bomb shelters
Lewis Mumford calls bomb shelters an ancient architecture revival a cave-like recovery. The idea echoes a broader trend of underground industry in the U S and Western Europe as nuclear risks rise and family fallout shelters gain attention. History’s cycles resurface as modern society reconsiders safety and space.
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ITV
Lewis Mumford
New York
Oklahoma rodeo pro schools plan draws attention
A veteran rodeo performer in Oklahoma announces a plan to open a school for aspiring rodeo cowboys. It will train amateurs but will allow practicing pros and could spur demand as rodeos grow in popularity. The piece speculates colleges may eventually offer credits and even a bronco busting bearer.
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Oklahoma
Lubbock Avalanche Journal March 20 1982 notice and ads
The page shows subscription rates for the Lubbock Avalanche Journal with morning, evening and Sunday editions for various terms and prices, plus a pledge to the flag of the United States and the Republic. It lists circulation details and concludes with the date March 20, 1982.
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Sith Lobtork
Avalanche Journal
Eatonance Journel Publishing Company, Inc
Lubbock
Tejas Nationa
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Pree
Lubbace
Texas
Parken Phu
Varree
Lubosck
Euisa
Earner Guise
Lubbece
Murine
Monty
of America
Republic
Iad Tadivistaate
Uherty
Justles Toro
Sec
Lubbock, Tex
Sonic boom stays on the air and in our nerves
Air Force says supersonic travel is here to stay and will be paid for damage while noting blasts from the ABSS Hustler reached up to seven psi in some areas. The column also profiles Casey Stengel and a map-changing Ireland history, including Ptolemy’s Geography and Henry VII’s 1541 proclamations.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Air Force
Abss
Big Ben
Broadway
London
Stengel
Casey Stengel
Bill Goodrich
Sereno
St. Petersburg
Case
Casey
Ireland
Pat Rooney
Alexandria
Philan
Merchaints
Europe
Henry VII
A Spotty Record
Inez Robe Ell muses on the modern world of science and technology and laments the shift from simple dry cleaning to detailed chemical analysis of garments. A humorous riff contrasts old days of pristine returns with today’s creeping questions and lab work.
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Inez Robe
Ell
Aid Misallocation Critics Krisp Quest for Latin Reform
A Kennedy era critique argues only 1.2 of 49 billion in postwar US aid reached the people, with funds favoring ruling elites and militaries. Fowler Hamilton cites U development gaps as cause as Alliance for Progress faces feudal resistance and concerns over land reform and taxation in El Salvador Guatemala and other nations.
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Ray
United States
Russia
Fowler
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Central
Latin America
Europe
Washington
Usebio Rodolfo Cordon
Alvador
Tamiltan
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Second Look At Foreign Aid Bribery Debate
George E Sokolsky reviews Morgenthau on foreign aid policy. He argues aid acts as a form of bribery, notes Tito’s loyalty to national rather than universal communism, and critiques U S policy for weak aims and selective aid. He asks which aid type yields real net returns and urges study of a coherent policy.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Universit
Stalin
George E. Sokolsky
Hans J. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Cooper 4-11 Club plans scrap drive at school
Members met at the school to organize a late month scrap metal pickup with a March 30 tentative date. Committee members include J. B. Potts Otis A. Rogers Billy Boyd Olan Dorsett and Eugene Souter. Brownfield Bluntly urges immediate action as 500 Terry county residents petition Roosevelt Connally and George over strikes and factory output. An editorial note mocks an electronic brain discrepancy.
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Cooper’ 4-11
J. B. Potts
Otis A. Rogers
Billy Boyd
Olan Dorsett
Eugene Souter
Brownfie
Terry County
Roosevelt
Tom Connally
Cong. George
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