Tax hike hinted as Viet Nam costs rise in Johnson plan
Washington officials signaled across the board higher personal and corporate income taxes could be considered if war costs grow. Treasury Secretary Fowler testified that a broad tax increase was discussed but rejected, with a moderate 16 month suspension of two business tax breaks proposed instead. Johnson vetoed a life insurance expansion bill, saying it oversteps recommendations and would burden taxpayers.
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Fowler
Commerce
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Charles L. Schultze
Congress
Tax credit to be suspended for 16 months in 1967 plan
President Johnson proposes delaying the 7 percent investment tax credit until January 1, 1968 to temper inflation during wartime. Treasury officials argue the move is a temporary sacrifice, but signals suggest the credit may not be reinstated on schedule if hostilities continue.
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UPI
Johnson
Aaten Asanwannar
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Ways & Means Committee
Treasury
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Fowler
Congress
BIA Officials Convene Social Service Workshop
Officials of the Bureau of Indian Affairs convene a two day social service workshop at the Valley Ho Hotel for 50 Phoenix area BIA superintendents and social workers. Main speaker is William R. Carmack assistant commissioner for community services in Washington.
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Valley Ho
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North Vietnam hits wartime peak with major oil depot raid
US forces conduct the largest air raid of the war against oil depots and SAM sites in North Vietnam with estimates of 500 or more aircraft, 171 missions flown Sunday and Monday, one plane downed, and a North-Nih attack on Hanoi Haiphong. A berserk soldier wounds three others then dies. C47 dragon ships with Gatling guns repel attackers near the border.
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Viet Nam
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Panhandle
Dong Hoi
Bradley, 73, Weds Esther Buhler in San Diego
Omar N. Bradley, 73, World War II five star general, married Esther para Buhler, 44, a Los Angeles writer, in a brief Superior Court ceremony. It is Bradley’s second marriage and Buhler’s third. Bradley, former wartime commander in Europe and first Joint Chiefs chair, now holds posts with Bulova Watch Co., MGM, and Food Fair Stores.
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UPI
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Esther Para Buhler
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Europe
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Bulova Watch Co
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Food Fair Stores
Chinese Leaders Shakeup Reduces Top Aides
The Chinese Communist Party removes Liu Shao-chi Chou En-lai Chu Teh and Chen Yun from vice chairmanships of the Central Committee. Lin Piao emerges as the sole senior lieutenant to Mao, signaling a shift toward a tighter core of power and a possible Politburo reconfiguration.
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UPI
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Chou En- Lai
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Chu Teh
Chen Yun
Liu
Chou
China
Peking
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Party
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NCNA
Chen
Chu
Lin
Desegregation Clash as Negroes Enter Grenada School
A small group of Negroes entered a desegregated Grenada school amid a hail of bricks and rocks from white protesters. Police arrested a Black individual leaving the grounds while troopers provided security from a distance. the mob attacked students and newsmen, with 33 reported injuries and about 20 students attending classes.
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UPI
Paul Johnson
Jackson
Obituary for L William Johnson and Mary Bean
L William Johnson 49 designed oxygen mask he wore when he died of a heart attack at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. He lived Scottsdale with Elinor and son David and daughters Darline and Alta. Services are at Messinger Mortuary. Mary Elizabeth Bean 84 buried at Greenwood Memorial Park after funeral at Mesinger Mortuary. She had moved to Scottsdale to live with a granddaughter after ranching near Marshall Wyoming. Survivors include Ned Bean and Dorothy McFarland plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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L. William Johnson
Third St
Scottsdale
Johnson
Austin
Elinor
David
Darline
Alta
Minneapolis
Alta Brock
Luella T. Larson
Messinger Mortuary
David 0. Ellsworth
Greenwood Memorial Park
Singer
Jack Zoellner
Sukarno urges speedy elections in Indonesia
Indonesian President Sukarno called for rapid general elections to reveal the people's true will. He defended his Marxist alignment while urging Congress to avoid banning ideologies beyond Communist and Marxist activities and pledged to strike back at slanderers.
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UPI
Sukarno
Freedom Palace
Congress
Sal Sukarno
Temperatures Over the Nation
United Press International surveys nationwide temperatures with regional readings and forecasts. The report notes varying heat and cold pockets across states, highlighting notable deviations from seasonal norms and potential impacts on travel and daily activities.
South Korea Prime Minister to Visit President Johnson
Prime Minister Chung-Kwan of South Korea will visit the United States to meet President Johnson on November 9 and 10, as announced by the White House.
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UPI
Chung - Kwan
South Korea
Johnson
United States
White House
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