Expert Says Millions Of Jobs Needed For Full Equality
President Kennedy's top economist Walter Heller warns civil rights depend on full employment with a large tax cut. He cites unemployment gaps between Negroes and whites, predicts double the impact of employment gains on Negroes, and argues a $10–$10 billion tax cut could yield 2–3 million new jobs and boost overall output.
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Review of Rifts Between Red China and Soviet Union
James Marlow analyzes the Sino Soviet split as a strategic, long running clash. He notes divergent paths toward communism, one side favoring peaceful evolution and elections, the other urging revolutionary upheaval. He cites Khrushchev’s cautious stance, Chinese refusal of peaceful means, and the risk of nuclear brinkmanship around Cuba.
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Extend Maryland short sessions to 75 days proposes raises
A Baltimore AP report says a subcommittee of the Legislative Council recommends lengthening Maryland's short sessions to 75 days and boosting legislator salaries from 1800 to 2400 annually. It also suggests a 30 day pre end deadline to file bills. The plan, led by Sen. William James, must pass General Assembly and voters.
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