Tax Reforms Fight Over Deductions and Revenue Plan
Washington reports mounting congressional opposition to Kennedy's tax reform plan. Proposals seek limits on charitable and medical deductions, cutting about 2.4 billion from an 11 billion dollar package. Public hearings by the Ways and Means Committee begin with Treasury Secretary Dillon testifying.
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Dillon Denies Nazi Charges as Tax Reform Ties In
Treasury Secretary Dillon pushed for a tax cut and reform to offset a growing deficit. He voiced optimism Congress will pass both the tax cut and reform measures. The wartime Mussolini rescue case cited by Nazi and fascist critics was noted amid calls for policy changes.
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Roose velts Jr Nomination For Commerce Post Nears Senate Approval
WASHINGTON UPI The nomination of Franklin T Roosevelt Jr to be undersecretary of commerce looked set for Senate approval. The son of the former president would hold a $21,000 a year post and faces sharp questioning before final confirmation.
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Americans' Bodies Found in Viet Nam Air Crash Kills U.S. Servicemen
Saigon reported 20 bodies found in Ho Chi Minh City area with two more identified as American airmen. Capt. P. Burney of Findlay Ohio among the dead after a B26 crash near the Saigon region. Vietnamese air force crew and observers also killed as guerrillas were driven off.
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Brown Wagner Named Demo National Committee Vice Chairs
Gov Edmund G Brown of California and Mayor Robert Wagner of New York City were elected vice chairmen of the Democratic National Committee at the January 18 meeting. National Chairman John M Bailey announced the result yesterday.
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Foreign Probes Examine Lobbying Pathkent Deputy Role
A murky inquiry focuses on lobbying pathways tied to Deputy Aly Gor and associates amid widening investigations. Officials reference parallel lines involving Nicholas Deb and Kateonbach fazen2 and probe the influence networks across political quarters.
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Fulbright Pushes Scrutiny of Foreign Lobbying Activities
Washington senator Fulbright chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged tighter oversight of Americans lobbying for foreign governments. Opening witness Secretary Ball noted the inquiry aims to assess current laws, the reach of non diplomatic agents, and potential need for new legislation to curb activities that may threaten U S policy.
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Psoriasis cure story sells GHP Dietiment package
A Pittsburgh reader reports long trial-and-error with psoriasis treatments totaling thirty years, finally clearing skin after two weeks using a dual Vena for skin symptoms and a 14 day trial plan offered by Canam Co Dept 2311 Rockport Mass Adv listed.
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Doctor's Invention Offers Free Trial Truss in Kansas City
A Kansas City doctor markets a reducible rupture truss with no straps or belts, claiming comfort and effectiveness. Readers may test the invention for 30 days and receive the truss free, with a $3.50 price refunded if unsatisfied and the truss returned.
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Filibuster Blocks Senate Work Amid Rule Fight
The Senate enters its fourth week of deadlock over a filibuster rule. Democrats plan to curb committee meetings and defer money matters until the dispute ends. Southern opponents vow to oppose reforms, signaling a lengthy struggle as liberals push for a majority vote or a cloture petition, while negotiations reach a stalemate.
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