Top Leaders Split Over Public Disclosure Of Senators Finances
Senate leaders split over an ethics committee plan to require partial public disclosure of lawmakers finances. Dirksen called the proposal unworkable and offensive while Mansfield signaled support for stronger disclosure. The ethics panel would require most staff and senators earning over 15000 a year to file two statements one public detailing income sources and gifts and a sealed one with tax returns and liabilities.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Senate Ethics Committee
Mike Mansfield
Joseph S. Clark
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Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
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Tough British Budget Stirs Mixed Reactions in 1968
London markets welcomed a recovery in the pound to $2.41 as Europe’s bankers supported the Labor government’s austerity drive. The budget drew union anger and Conservative criticism, but major papers backed it as necessary. The plan raises a broad range of consumer taxes while imposing a one year surtax on unearned income, potentially pushing investment income above 100 percent for the wealthiest.
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Roy Jenkins
Jack Jones
Transeport and General Workers’ Union
Edward Heath
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