Tax cuts eyed for economy as Johnson hints next stage
President Johnson suggested more income tax cuts may come in a few years while Henry Fowler outlined further reductions. The 1965 second-stage cut could inject 9 to 9.5 billion dollars in disposable income, with full impact potentially surpassing 10 billion by boosting consumer spending and business investment.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
National Conference of Christians and Jews
New York
Fowler
Douglas Dillon
Industrial Conference Board
Johnson backs cabinet level housing department proposal
The House passes a bill elevating the Housing and Home Finance Agency to cabinet rank, to oversee housing and transit programs and to guide metropolitan development. President Johnson urged a central agency to focus on urban problems including mass transit, suburban sprawl, crime and delinquency.
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Congress
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Richmond
Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Pass Through Reflections
A concise reminiscence by Joe Eisenhauer about a single pass through work and the sense of completion. The note hints at opportunity missed and the resolve to pursue a better effort before the path recedes.
Belief Creed by Rockefeller Jr. Inspires Social Thought
Rockefeller Jr addressed Fisk University noting tenets of his personal creed. The lines advocate individual worth, rights with responsibilities, law serving people, dignity of labor, thrift, truth and justice, keeping promises, service, and living in harmony with God. The piece contrasts his generosity with the creed's ideals and honors his lifelong public service. A separate column shares a child’s whimsical poem about a rainbow world and the innocence of youth.
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Fisk University
Tennessee
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Center
New York
Mr. Rockefeller
Youth Opportunity Campaign targets two million job seekers
President Johnson warns two million youths will seek work this summer and may not find it. The Youth Opportunity Campaign aims to place at least 500 000 in government and industry jobs as industry response grows. For many, a summer job could determine whether they return to school or pursue training for permanent work.
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Department of Labor
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Defeat Talk From North Viet Nam Army Journal Leader
Maj Gen Song Hao, political head of Ho Chi Minh’s Red Army, argues in a North Viet Nam military journal that the United States will be defeated in South Viet Nam. He warns Washington to avoid overextending abroad, cites Korea, and claims U.S. forces are ill suited to guerrilla war in Viet Nam.
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Ho Chi Minh
Red Army
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United States
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Viet Nam
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Asia
U.S
da Nang
Two prize passenger trains collide in Western Maryland
Telegrapher in Hagerstown awaited word as the Blue Ridge Express and the Baltimore Limited reportedly collided between Flint and Sixty Mile Point on the Western Maryland system. Fredrick ranks fourth among Maryland wealthies. county wealth and state figures noted. State fish pot warnings expand to enforcement calls for Frederick County Game and Fish Association. fish pots blamed for reduced river fish.
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Frederick County
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Potomac River
Frederick County Game and Fish Association
Maryland veterans press for Frederick branch office
Supporters of a Frederick Maryland Veterans Commission branch office announced plans to press for an establishment here despite reports the commission did not include the city in its Maryland branch list. Premier Kantaro Suzuki warned of an invasion crisis unmatched since the Mongol era, pledging defense of Okinawa against U.S. forces. Mayor Hugh V. Gittinger stated live ammunition discharges on Rockwell Terrace are over after rifles shot through trees and into yards on Dill Avenue, with some residents struck but none injured.
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Maryland
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Okinawa
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Rockwell Terrace
Hugh V. Gittinger
Dill Avenue
Washington Today: Endurance test in Vietnam conflict
In this Washington Today column, David Lawrence argues the Vietnam War is a global test of resolve. He warns against surrender rhetoric and stresses maintaining U S commitment to defend Southeast Asia, Europe, and allied nations while pursuing peace through steadfast policy and UN avenues.
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