Dillon Says Tax Cut Vital to Stability
Dillon told 100 corporate executives at the Autumn Business Council meeting in Hot Springs Virginia that the postwar recession pattern cannot be cured without a tax cut. He cited the $11 billion tax bill before the Senate Finance Committee and said it would raise after tax profitability on new investment by about 35 percent, while warning about inflationary pressures and price rises. Senator Smathers warned that without tax relief a 1964 recession is likely, citing housing auto sales and defense spending as ongoing upswing drivers.
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Senate Finance Committee
Harold Wilson
Britain
Lother Industries
Manchester
Bree Dillon
Washington
George Smathers
D-Fia
Council
Smathers
White House
Pierce Salinger
Korth
Kennedy
Salinger
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Kennedy warns of more crises as Cold War tensions persist
President Kennedy in a campus address warns that more crises lie ahead and urges readiness to defend while pursuing peace. He contrasts his stance with Goldwater, cites past East West tensions, and endorses limited nuclear test ban, space weapon ban, and wheat deals. Kennedy flies over Passamaquoddy tidal project site with Muskie and Smith to spotlight bipartisan energy plans.
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Maine
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Margaret Chase Smith
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Cadet Cupid Controversy Draws City Hall Into Dating Plan
Chicago drama over a dance for Army and Air Force cadets spurred complaints from two 8 year old secretaries who said working girls were barred. Col. Reilly, mayoral aide, defended the plan as a large turnout required, while protests reached the White House as applicants, including Susan Benedetti and Jeanine DAngelo, sought equal treatment.
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White House
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Reilly
Jeanine D'Angelo
Foreign Aid Backers Brace for Floor Fight
Washington supporters push for Senate floor debate on a 4.2 billion foreign aid measure. The Foreign Relations Committee restored about 700 million of cuts from Kennedy’s request, but the bill remains 400 million short and carries administration-unwelcome restrictions. Debate set for March 28 with further cuts possible on the floor. The committee also approved higher interest rates on soft long term development loans as proposed by Lausche and Mundt.
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J. William Fulbright
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Dala
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Karl E. Mundt
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Phone Strike Shows Strife Over General Dynamics Negotiations
Union and company talks over wage, arbitration broken at 10:30 p.m. Friday amid a strike by Local 9571, with about 1,500 workers picketing General Telephone installations in Long Beach and surrounding cities. The dispute includes wage demands, fringe benefits, and a halt on automation plans amid broader concerns linked to the TFX contract and defense funding.
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General Telephone Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
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Fort Worth
U S Ship Costs Snag Grain Deal
Washington reports a multimillion dollar grain sale to the Soviet Union may be blocked by high U S shipping costs. The Commerce Department will require ships provided by U S and allied vessels and set guidelines for fair rates to move the wheat under export licenses. Preliminary talks on a related Hungary sale reportedly collapsed due to elevated U S shipping rates.
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Maritime Administration
Hungary
Lord Home Forms New Regime
A political note discusses Lord Home forming a new regime and advancing a plan to secure a 2 seat in the House of Commons via a quick special election, with the aim of ensuring victory through strategic moves.
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Forty Women Stricken by Food Poisoning at Plant
Forty women rushed to Vanderbilt University Hospital after box suppers at an electronics firm caused illness. Doctors said food poisoning suspected with six released after treatment. Suppers included minute steaks green beans potato salad macaroni and cheese and assorted pies.
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UPI
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Sebatik
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Julius D. Hope
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Association For the Advancedn
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Barber
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