Johnson Failing To Sell Tax Increase
UPI reports President Johnson lacks sufficient support in both the House Ways & Means and Senate Finance committees for a tax increase. Only a minority of Democrats on Ways & Means favor an increase without assurances, while Republicans demand spending cuts. A few Finance members support a hike, but most respondents oppose or are undecided. Johnson warned of a possible 6 to 10 percent surcharge amid a projected budget deficit up to 24 billion dollars.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
House Ways & Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Ways & Means
House
Joel T. Broyhill
James B. Utt
Calif
Resolve To End Black Bondage Conference Calls Revolutionary Action
Delegates at a national conference on black power approve resolutions for boycotts of opponents of black power, black nationhood, and tripling congressional representation. The meeting urges end to Vietnam war, draft resistance, and solidarity with Africans, with SNCC's John Wilson advocating political youth action as a path to ending black bondage. Twenty five killed in Newark riots last week, including 23 Black individuals, plus a white fire captain and a white detective.
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Newark
N.J
UPI
Black Power
America
Congress
Vietnam
John Wilson
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Movie Villain Lands A Punch
Hollywood story notes that on screen punches often miss reality as actor George Kennedy, a 234 pound 6 foot 4 inch veteran, recounts his 20 year career. He describes fights as fantasy and discusses shifting from heavy to more sympathetic acting roles and even dancing for The Jolly Pink Jungle.
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Hollywood
UPI
Dan Blocker
John Wayne
Don Knotts
George Kennedy
Kennedy
Kirk Douglas
Gregory Peck
Cary Grant
Wayne
Jimmy Stewart
George
Joan Crawford
Bette Davis
Paul Newman
Luke
Privacy to Vanish by 2000 Says Daedalus Study
Cambridge Missouri reports a Daedalus article foresees privacy ending within 33 years. Educators and scientists predict constant surveillance will detect cheating, crime, and even letters, with commerce offering personal rooms for rent and pervasive monitoring by 2000.
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Cambridge
UPI
United States
Daedalus
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Harry Kalven Jr
University of Chicago
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