Eisenhower Humphrey Clash Over Budget And Tax Cut Plans
James Marlow reports from Washington as President Eisenhower and Secretary Humphrey spar over the 72 billion dollar budget. They push for tax cuts for small business, while warning spending must be restrained and Congress must approve reductions. The exchange highlights tensions between executive branches on fiscal policy.
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Budget Fight Over Small Business Tax Relief Continues
The article notes disagreement over budget cuts and tax relief for small businesses. It argues any large tax relief would require Congress rather than the administration, highlighting tension between executive action and legislative approval.
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Poor Type of Education in Anxiety
Essay by Earl L. Douglass argues that education can occur in anxiety and fear. It describes anxious mothers, colleagues, and environments that instill fear and erode confidence, creating a pervasive fear complex that spreads to others.
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