Slim chance of Senate action on travel tax in 1868
Washington AP reports President Johnson's proposed travel tax faces slim odds in the Senate after the House rejected the tax last month. The bill would tax some overseas spending while preserving a 5 percent levy on international air tickets and lowering duty-free allowances. Senate hearings begin May 22 with Treasury officials questioned and debate over reducing travel expenditures.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Senate Okay
George A. Smathers
Florida
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
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Caribbean
Smathers
Europe
Eee
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Texas Congressmen Report Mostly Favorable Civil Rights Reax
Eight Texas congressmen who voted for the civil rights bill report generally favorable constituent reaction. Several note praise, some hostile letters, and a few bomb threats to George Bush of Houston even as many supporters praise the bill’s law and order provisions.
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John Young
Corpus Christi
George Bush
Houston
Bush
House
Bob Eckhardt
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
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