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Cotton Farm Subsidies Raise Questions on Cheerful Economy
Georgia congressman Charles Weltner highlighted 1961 cotton subsidies totaling 8.4 million dollars to 13 farms and large producers like J. G. Boswell interests, arguing the program favors big growers over small farmers and costs taxpayers hundreds of millions annually while a separate Hodges statement urged tax cuts to stimulate growth and reduce unemployment amid debates on broader tax reform.
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Washington
UPI
Assidies
Georgia
Kern County House
Weltner
Weitner
Atlanta Democrat
Agriculture Department
Cutton-Growing
J. G. Boswell
Arizona
California
UPL
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas