Cloakroom Senate budget message and tax decisions
U S Senater J Glenn Beall notes President Eisenhower's budget message showing a conservative path to a balanced budget. Tax cuts totaled 74 billion last year, but no tax reductions this year to avoid inadequate spending or inflationary borrowing. Defense remains about 40.5 billion of 62.4 billion total, with services and other activities totaling 21.9 billion.
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J. Glenn Beall
U.S. Senater
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Washington
Eisenhower budget aims for pay-as-you-go philosophy
The press summarizes President Eisenhower in the 1952 campaign stressing balance and pay-as-you-go finance. It notes proposals for Western Maryland flood control and the Hancock to Cumberland canal parkway, plus broader federal expense and tax tradeoffs. It reports debt and deficit concerns as Congress considers next year’s budget and indicates voters must choose representations pledging spending or tax levels. It also mentions a tombstone discovery in Memorial Park and a surprise birthday party for Lamar Stull.
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Eisenhower
Thailand
Maryland
Cumberland
Hancock-to-Cumberland C, &O Canal
Uo Congress
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