Income Surcharge Through 70 Hinted by Treasury Chief
Treasury Secretary David Kennedy hinted the 1 percent tax surcharge on income and business would likely stay through 1970. He said long term tax reform would wait until fiscal needs ease, and he favored not diverting surcharge revenues to states without a budget balance. He hoped the surcharge could be removed once Vietnam war costs end or government revenue allows it.
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NATO envoy says stronger NATO needs more money
Harlan Cleveland the UK ambassador to NATO told NBC Meet the Press that strengthening NATO hinges on money. He noted Nixon would tour Europe to bolster Atlantic links and listen to European views, while warning NATO forces in Europe lack quality though not quantity and that costs would raise a few percent in select defense budgets.
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NBC
Meet the Press
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Farmer for Ethnic Studies but Not Students Tactics
James Farmer, high placed Negro in the Nixon Administration, backs ethnic studies on campuses but questions student tactics. As HEW assistant secretary, he says black demands reflect a pluralistic, not melting pot society and stresses integration and understanding of the community’s needs. Melbourne report notes Zara Hull plans marriage to Jeff Abate next Wednesday.
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UPI
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Naional
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Face the Nation
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Evans-Novak Report
Metromedia
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Africa
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Australia
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Harold Holt
Jeff Abate
No Minimum Pay Hike Seen By U S Labor Chief
Washington claims Labor Secretary George P Shultz opposes any immediate rise above the 1.60 dollar hourly minimum wage noting recent boosts and urging economy impact study. He rules out seizure or compulsory arbitration and urges cautious use of contracting power to combat racial discrimination while addressing teen unemployment and public employee strikes.
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George P. Shultz
Shultz
Taft-Hirdlay Jaber
Shulz
Pva
New York City
Deal On Okinawa Urged by Senator Scott in Topeka
Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged yielding on Okinawa status to ease Japan sentiment toward a U S Japanese security treaty. He spoke in Topeka after a Tokyo visit with a 13 member delegation and said he will report discussions to Secretary Rogers. One proposal is to return Okinawa administrative rights after the Vietnam War, with U S access when needed.
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Hugh Scott
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Senate
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