Editorial proposes reshaping federal policy for tax cuts
Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier argues for large scale tax reductions in 1964 and 1965 only with constant federal spending. He identifies $2 billion in built-in increases and suggests $800 million in credit programs, $1 billion in civil works, and $750 million in research and development cuts as feasible targets.
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Raymond J. Saulnier
Columbia University
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Saulnier
Saulaier
Rezder
Johnson
Congress
Laulnier
Ther
Tdelines
Eisenhower
Beneft
A Neighborhood Tractor Share For Summer and Winter Work
A residential group forms a cooperative to keep grass cut in summer and snow cleared from driveways and sidewalks. A retired farmer volunteers to operate a small tractor, with others contributing funds. the plan lowers effort and risk while boosting fitness and neighborly spirit.
Pay raise for Congress delayed amid cautious talks
Washington lawmakers plan to defer a proposed increase in annual pay to 32 500 until next year as leaders seek a balanced approach. The measure won approval in a House committee last session but stalled amid Democratic and Republican opposition. Dick Bolling, a rising Democrat, left Washington before adjournment as leadership sought votes for foreign aid, hurting his standing despite being Rayburn’s protege.
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House
Posal
Delaware
Dick Bolling
Bolling
Congress
Missouri Democrat
Rayburn
Political feud eases as Yarborough and Johnson reconcile
The Chronicle reports Senator Ralph Yarborough kissed and made up with President Lyndon Johnson, ending a bitter Texas Democratic rift. They previously clashed over state patronage and kept separate during Kennedy's Texas visit. Johnson may challenge Yarborough in the upcoming primary.
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TENAS
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
London Johnson
Senate
Texas Democratic Party
Johnson
Kennedy
Texas
Absence Records Highlight Congress Attendance Gaps
Republicans show stricter attendance while Democrats miss more votes. Ed Long and George Smathers cited as notable absentees. Buckley and Powell top House absentee list. Goldwater and Morton cited for high absentee rates. Senate leaders and several presidents’ allies noted for travel and remote voting patterns.
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Washington
Senate
Sen Ed Long
Missouri
Long
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Latin America
Congress
George Smathers
Florida
Smathers
Kennedy
Miami
Sullivan resigns from GOP committee over Birch Society links
The Washington Post reports Mark Sullivan Jr a Washington GOP pillar confronts Dr Melchior Savarese a Birch Society member Sullivan asks Carl Shipley to accept his resignation from the Democratic? No from the Republican State Committee in the District of Columbia Sullivan cites fear of Birch ties tainting GOP. Savarese a Catholic scholar says he supports Birch goals but rejects Welch's Eisenhower views. Shipley faces a dilemma between Sullivan and Savarese amid a controversy over anti conservative organized influence.
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Washington
Mark Sullivan Jr
John Birch Society
Mark
Blt
Sullivan
Dr. Savarese
Birch Society
America
Christendom
Welch
Eisenhower
Shipleys
Mark Sullivan
Mel Savarese
Washington Post
Dr. la Varese
Birch
GOP Committee
Shrimp party chaos ends with hospital dash
Vinny hosts a boisterous party that spirals into shrimp spoilage fear. Ulysses the cat dominates chaos prompting a doctor call and eight guests to rush to the hospital. Marcia blames the cat. Vinny vows the season’s last party.
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Marcia
Vinny
Ulysses
Ulyseas
Ulysees
Barry Goldwater and the fate that shaped a nomination
The column muses on fate and free will in Goldwater's choice to pursue the Republican presidential nomination. It traces influences from The Freeman and National Review through to Brent Bozell, and situates his decision amid postwar debates over capitalism, the welfare state, and the clash of ideologies. It notes the uncertain outcome but promises meaningful political argument ahead.
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Roosevelt
New
Beal
Skh
Don Levine
Henry Harlin
Suzanne la Follette
Forrest Davis
the Freeman
The
Freeman
William Buckley
National Review
Washington
Brent Bozell
Arizona
Alex Hillman
New York
Europe
Times
Goldwater
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