Tax Exemption Policy Sparks Right-Wing Scrutiny
William F Buckley Jr argues Internal Revenue Service targets right wing tax exempt groups, noting names linked to Christian and conservative causes. He warns against politicized exemptions and urges fair treatment and potential tax reform to curb partisan bias.
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Internal Revenue
Sald
Lites Line
J. L. Hunt
Christian Crusade
Billy Hargis
American Economic Foundation
Fred Clark
Internal Revenue Service
Frederick Hayek
Nasser and U S aid policy critiqued by letter writer
A letter writer argues that Egypt's Nasser seeks world leadership of nonaligned nations while attacking the United States. It cites American aid exceeding one billion dollars and accuses media and intellectuals of bias. The piece criticizes UNICEF funding allocations and U.N. actions in the Congo. James Snuggsby.
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Nasser
Egypt
United States
U.S
America
Egyprt
Congo
U.N
Dee
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Unicef
Chester Deller
United Society of Methodist Laymen Inc
Austin
Texas
Telek
Unicef Executive Board
Poland
Yugoslavia
Sousa Appropriations Committee
Tha
James Snuggsby
HUAC Reconstitution Debate Faces Monday Vote
The House will confront motions to reform rules to block reconstitution of the permanent House Committee on Un-American Activities. HUAC defends its purpose, citing decades of bipartisan support from Roosevelt to Johnson and broad public approval. The alternative is leaving subversive elements unchecked in a national arena.
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Committee of Queations
United Nations
Sens
Paul Douglas
Thomas Dodd
Walter Fudd
Barry Goldwater
American Association For the United Naations
Solomon
American Good Government Society
Center For
House of Representatives
Permanent
House Committee On UN
HUAC
House
Dies Committee
Congress
Bus Ridership Surges in San Antonio Transit System
The San Antonio Transit System reports a 1964 fare revenue increase of 100000 over the prior year, marking the first rise in bus riders since the Korean action. The rise is largely due to air conditioned Dreamers and more women shoppers, with downtown Houston Street surveys aligning with higher bus use. Public transport easing traffic is urged.
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San Antonio
FE. Norman Ill
Hill
United States
Houston St
State Highway Department
India arrests 500 Communist fomenters amid Red China fears
Umalin notes NDIA reports about a 500 strong anti-government plot in India led by Red Ching. The network allegedly spread incitement for revolution, urged another incursion by Peking, and discussed sabotage plans. Prime Minister Shastri asserts zero tolerance, signaling a shift from cautious appeasement to firm action against internal subversion.
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NDIA
Red Ching
Peking
India
Nehru
China
Shastri Demon
Pakistan
Campaign Ethics and the Fair Campaign Practices Committee
The article discusses rough campaign discourse and falsehoods in national races and praises the Fair Campaign Practices Committee, a nonprofit nonpartisan group led by Charles P Taft with Eisenhower and Truman as members. It urges donations as prudent support for American democratic integrity, noting tax benefits.
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Fair Campaign Practices Comittee
Elinent Americans
Madison Avenue
New York City
For the Good of Qur City Urges Citywide Sanitation Plans
The San Antonio Light calls for extending sanitary sewer and water systems citywide, finishing the modern street lighting program, expanding water supply for future needs, joining flood control efforts, and building an adequate storm sewer system.
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Qur City
San Antonio
Inside Labor New Investigations Of Teamsters Likely
News analysis by Victor Riesel predicts Jim Hoffa will remain free through 1968 and possibly longer. It outlines anticipated appeals, possible Supreme Court review, potential loss of presidency under the Landrum Griffin Act, and forthcoming prosecutions of Hoffa allies like Chuck O'Brien, Tony Provenzano, Joey Glimco, and Tony Pro. The piece notes renewed Justice Department probes and recalls a prosecutor to press Hoffa’s appeals.
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Victor Riesel
Ashington
Jim Hoffa
Jim
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Hoffa
Supreme Court
Nigheat Court
Chattanooga
Arthur Goldberg
Holla
Teamsters Central States Pension Fund
Ton
William Bittman
Chicago
Bittman
Union
Teamsters
Cnry
Landrum Griffin
Dave Beck
Justice Department
Charles
Chuck) O'Brien
Chuck O'Brien
Maffa
Detroit
Jooal 299
O'Brien
Bantam Chicago
Joey Glimco
McClellan Committee
Glimco
Hotta
New Jersey
Anthony
Tony Pro Provenzano
Provenzano
Internal Revenue Service
Health advances in obstetrics and cancer care emerge
The report highlights Liley’s RH disease fetal transfusions saving 65 percent of in utero cases under US Public Health Service oversight. It notes oxygen therapy and radiation improve cancer treatment, and describes Tulane surgeon Richardson’s brain cooling technique enabling safer delicate operations.
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A. W. Liley
University of Auckland
New Zealand
United States Public Health Service
Donald FE. Richardson
Tulane University School of Medicine
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Fund For the Republic
Christian Freedom Foundation
National Council of Churches
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Umalin
Strates
Fat
New Delhi
Tidia
Vale
Willeley
Vales
Ingred Layne
Charles P. Taft
Inside Labor
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Coleman
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