House Panel Approves Major Housing Bill in Senate Parallel
The House Banking subcommittee approved a $6 billion five year housing package. It promises 3.9 million new housing units, subsidies for low income buyers, rental housing, ghetto area rat insurance, FHA programs, nonprofit hospitals, model cities funding, water and sewer plants, mass transit, and a five year public housing initiative, aligning with Senate plans.
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Senate panel advances TV debates plan amid splits
Washington AP report says progress in Congress could allow nationally televised debates this fall among major presidential candidates. Network presidents asked the Senate Commerce Committee to suspend equaltime rules of the 1934 Act, avoiding exclusion of minor candidates. Leonard Goldenson, Frank Stanton, and Ian Goodman presented the request.
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NBC
Economic Aides Open to Spending Cuts for Taxes
Washington AP reports Johnson administration economic advisers largely back $6 billion in spending cuts as the price for higher taxes. Only Budget Director Charles Zwick sticks to $4 billion in cuts. James Burke seeks a House resolution to push for $4 billion in cuts, while Mills and other officials weigh the compromise amid tax surcharge tensions.
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Serve
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