Tax Foundation Takes On Tax Reform Claims In Review
New York AP report notes the Tax Foundation seeks to correct views on reform. It cites that some high earners paid no tax in 1970 while most in the over $200,000 group did pay taxes, and that many under $10,000 adjusted gross income also paid none. It also questions corporate tax burdens and argues federal spending drives revenue needs.
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McGovern candidacy unsettles Europeans on NATO stance
Western Europe frets over a McGovern White House bid and his plan to withdraw more than half of the 305,000 U.S. troops in Europe. Allies fear unilateral pullouts would undermine NATO's bargaining power, hinder MBFR talks, and complicate detente with the Soviet Union amid rising defense skepticism and political division.
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Israeli Frozen Foods Expansion Planned in Israel
In Israel several large companies see a market for frozen convenience foods as fresh produce remains readily available. Plans have been made to open several frozen food processing plants in the near future, according to the Bureau of International Commerce.
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Bureau of International Commerce
Japan tougher in race to Peking
Japan presses toward normalizing relations with Red China leveraging its long cultural ties and pragmatic stance. Tokyo weighs gains from Peking ahead of the United States, using its strong bargaining position and reduced U S leverage while maintaining wary ties with Taiwan.
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Kakuei Tanaka
Mideast Violence and Palestinian Refugee Question
An overview recounts decades of Arab Israeli conflict, detailing wars in 1956 and 1967, massive refugee suffering, limited repatriation, and the rise of Palestinian militant groups such as Black September and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. The piece notes Western responses and ongoing security concerns after Munich.
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