The CIA Secrecy and Its Private Funding History
Washington AP reports on CIA legal authority to spend taxpayer funds in secret and its vast, largely hidden operations. The piece surveys CIA history from postwar origins through Langley, noting secrecy, budget scope, overseas influence, and touchpoints with Truman and McCarthy era policies.
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Joseph R. McCarthy
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Tax measures under review signaling cautious Johnson era shift
AP analysis notes economists and business leaders expect the Johnson administration to reconsider the investment tax credit and the six percent income tax surcharge as the economy shows mixed signals. Suspension of the credit and possible repeal of the surcharge reflect a flexible policy stance amid signs of slowing growth, housing and manufacturing adjustments, and tentative credit loosening by the Federal Reserve.
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NEW York
Johnson
Federal Reserve
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