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This month the Baltimore Court of Appeals ruled unanimously against Mrs. Murray because, she quoted, "the church was doing so much for the general welfare, that on this basis alone it should be exempt from taxation...
...balance-of-payments problem at its source (see following story). But so compelling is the need that the bill also has solid support from Conservatives and in fact may be followed by even tougher regulations. "A first installment," Jay calls it; he promises a second that will cover now-exempt banks and insurance companies...
Cronin agreed with Cambridge City Solicitor Andrew T. Trodden that 92 parking spaces are the number required by the city's zoning ordinance. But the argued, that Radcliffe is exempt from the ordinance, under state law, because it is using the land for educational purposes...
...increased taxation would be necessary to get money into the cities, and called attention to Boston's particular need. Boston, Collins said, has only a property tax, unlike most other cities with several taxes. With the exception of Washington. D.C., Boston also has the highest proportion of tax exempt property in the country...
Guns v. Butter. Many Americans worried impatiently that the Administration was imperiling G.I. lives by allowing Hanoi to funnel arms and men into the South over bridges, roads and jungle trails exempt from air interdiction. On the other hand, the pause had fomented increasingly vociferous assaults on the President's policy in Viet Nam, largely from within his own party. William Fulbright, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, challenged the very legality of U.S. involvement in the war. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield urged that the bombing be suspended "indefinitely." Nearly half of the Senate's Democrats...