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Faculty of Arts and Sciences salaries at all levels will lump next Fall for the second year in a row, it was learned yesterday. The raises are to range from up to $240 for teaching fellows to a full $1,000 minimum increase for full professors...
...minimum pay for full professors will jump from $10,000 to $11,000. It is not certain whether a maximum exists. The increases for associate and full professors may not be a flat rate for all appointees. Senior faculty salaries are usually settled individually...
...were cut. If he has stirred up popular misgivings about the budget that haunt every Congressman, he cannot believe that this is a disservice-and many would agree with him in principle. But the disservice haunts those fellow members of the Administration who believe that the budget is the minimum price for providing the services that an expanding U.S. needs domestically, and the leadership that the free world needs abroad...
...With a minimum of effort, the varsity tennis team defeated a vastly inferior Boston University squad 9 to 0, yesterday, on the Soldiers Field Courts. The only interesting match of the day was one between the varsity's number one singles team, Larry Sears and Dale Junta and the second doubles combine of Ian Gianetti and Steve Gottlieb...
...profits under $25,000. A Cabinet committee appointed by the President recommended a cut from 30% to 20% for corporations with earnings of less than $25,000. But the Administration, harking to Treasury Secretary George Humphrey's firm opposi tion to tax changes involving more than a "minimum" revenue loss, has so far regarded direct tax cuts as too expensive. Moreover, corporate tax cuts would not benefit some 85% of small concerns that are not incorporated, now pay their taxes on a steeply graduated individual tax scale...