Tax hike option sparks Washington tax row
President Johnson signals possible early tax increase to curb inflation amid mounting congressional opposition. Senate and House leaders warn of partisan clash as deficits and Viet Nam costs press the economy. Belief grows that higher taxes may be inevitable to constrain rising prices.
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Jack Reli
Washington
Tofason
Congress
Jolson
Budget Bureau
Senate
Exnvell
M. Dirksen
Iat Johnson
Dirksen
John WW. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Repubican
Eause Ways and Means
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
George H. Maton
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Sen
Avraham A. Ribbalf
Dconn
Kents Finance Carmlltee
Kidnaper Silent As Police Seek Clues In Daniel Goldman Case
Miami Beach officers and FBI agents press on in Surfside searches for 12 year old Daniel Goldman after a gunpoint abduction. A community fund raises up to 50 000 dollars for information leading to the teen's safe return amid scattered leads and dead ends.
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Miami
Seward
Nile
Daniel Goldman
Surfside
Miami Beach
Daniel
Temple Ra
Can
Goldmans
Bistayne Bay
Larry Yardel
Phil
Sashcard
Kdnaper
Guldmans
Bombing and unrest fill Viet Nam fronts
News from Saigon and across South Viet Nam details intensive U S air raids destroying hundreds of Viet Cong targets, missile and bomb bursts, and large leaflets dropped. Reports note American aircraft losses, civilian demonstrations in Da Nang, and a bombing at a U S military billet in Saigon on the embassy anniversary eve.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
Nori
North
Vietnam
da Nang
Johnson Seeks Quick Increase in Taxes
Washington AP reports President Johnson floated a possible package to curb inflation via higher taxes. A blend of personal tax hikes and a raised corporate rate could remove roughly $2.5 billion and $4 billion respectively, with timing aimed at next month if prices persist. Treasury officials caution against sweeping structural changes, favoring neutrality and contingency plans over rapid reform.
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Washington
Johnson
Une
Treasury
Hove
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Jh. Fowler
The
Stanley S. Surerey
Congress
Air Force Keeps Open Mind On UFOs Says Public Spokesman
The Air Force stated it remains open minded about unidentified flying objects and will explain what is seen rather than persuade beliefs. Project Blue Book has explained most sightings. remaining cases are unresolved or not correlated with known phenomena.
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Air Force
Bob Horton Washington
Iiles
Doni B E. Keyhoe
National Investigations Committee
Pentagon
Keyhoe
House
Gerald B. Ford
Schoal
Lying Saucer Club
Sireany
Michigan
USO
Congress
Conier
Project Blue Book
Ifs
Motlan Con
Trn
APO
UFC
Air Fcrce
Project
Cfice Safo
Washington, D.C
Johnson Wins Major Victory For Rent Subsidy Programs
President Johnson secures approval of funds in a House bill for two Great Society initiatives the rent subsidy for low income tenants and the Teachers Corps program to educate children of poor families. The vote split along party lines with some Republicans crossing over to support the administration. The arrangement allows the $12 million start for the rent program but includes restrictions on where funds can be spent, aiming to limit housing to nonprofit and targeted areas while excluding private landlords.
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Washington
Johnson
Teachers Corps
Congress
Thei Tire
Cayyola
Lost Bomb Still In Sea Near Palomares Coast
The U S Navy and Task Force continue attempts to recover a U S B 52 bomber bomb lost after a collision with a tanker off the Palomares coast in Spain. A new CURV underwater recovery vehicle is winged from Pasadena to aid the two thousand plus foot depth search with a longer cable and updated grapple, with no major progress reported before week’s end.
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Palomares Beach
Spain
U.S. Navy
Saahorn
Sane Souvens
Pasadena
Cal
U.S
Seymour Johnson API
Noel Carolina
Spanish
Wedding Date Set by Computer Matchup Couple
New York couple Arlene and Neal Gotkin plan to wed on September 4 after meeting through Operation Match. Neal, 23, and Arlene, both amused by the program, credit the Harvard born service with pairing compatible dates based on a computer generated list.
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Oy Jean Teller
New York
Juste
Neal Bitvan
Lene
Gotkin
Arlene
Neal
Operation Match
Sof Fale
End
Alsay
Mateh
Harvard University
Speno Vollezes
Univer
Tlic
Attensa
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Ani Goldman
Mars
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Daniel N. Compkishhe
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Mallee Corp
Mar
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Phil Schweitzer
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Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Highlands
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Tuy Hoa
South China Sea
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Hunter Hussang Schou
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