War costs and Great Society spending in 1966 balance deficit
The United States faces a modest war impact on the economy as the 1966 budget cuts and the 1967 war costs are offset by rising Great Society outlays. Defense spending soars while the GNP grows, keeping the deficit and unemployment relatively contained amid a large military buildup.
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State Senator Paul Broyles of Mount Vernon urged Governor Otto Kerner to remove employees who cannot freely state their loyalty. He argued the loyalty oath is embarrassing to employers and suggested replacing them with “many good Americans.”
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