President Johnson's tax plan faces withholding changes
Washington AP report outlines House hearings on Johnson's 4.8 billion tax package. It notes proposed graduated withholding aims to shift to pay as you go, but critics fear too much tax taken from higher earners and potential refunds with tied-up money. Treasury figures show shifts in who is over or under withheld across brackets.
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New Tactic In Effort To Stop Anti 14B Action
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield adopted longer work hours to pressure the filibuster against the Taft Hartley 14B repeal. Republicans counter with organized speaking teams likely to prolong debate, while Southern Democrats warned of broader issues overshadowed by the fight.
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Army Sergeant's Widow Finds Meaning in Loss
Mount Holly, N J AP a widow with eight children says she bears no bitterness over the Viet Nam death of Staff Sgt Edward J Cox age 35 or his pending retirement less than a year away He was a platoon sergeant in the 827th Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division killed by a sniper’s bullet Cox had been in Viet Nam eight months and family learned of his death Tuesday She and the children aged 5 to 15 will stay in their first real home in Germany not returning there or to a new base while she continues to raise them with plans for the future He never thought of death and wanted to come home
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Snow Storm Grips Mid-Atlantic States Across Region
A major snowstorm, described as the biggest in years, blanketed the Middle Atlantic region with heavy snow and high winds. Virginia and the Carolinas saw up to 15 inches, with Richmond at 14 and Washington D C around 7 inches. Portsmouth Coast Guard reported the SS Sea Train New Jersey drifting offshore but in no immediate danger amid 39 crew and cargo. At least two deaths occurred in Virginia as the storm ended, with depths exceeding 16 inches in some areas and drifts up to three feet. Weather warnings extended along the coast as tides rose 2 to 4 feet, bringing erosion and potential flooding from Savannah to New England.
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Taylor says bombing pause exhausted and pressure must continue
General Maxwell D. Taylor, a White House Vietnam adviser, argues the lull in North Vietnam bombing is exhausted and the United States must keep pressure on. He joined President Johnson at a White House meeting with congressional leaders, then spoke at a New York conference supporting renewed air strikes with qualified caution.
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