Word: totals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...black who opposes such total separatism is Nathan Hare. "We're not racists," he says. "We think that separatism is often a pretext to evade acting in a revolutionary fashion now." He wants to include as many white students as possible (white students, in fact, could greatly benefit from black studies). The shortage of qualified black teachers will keep most faculties of Afro-American studies integrated for some time to come. There are, moreover, legal obstacles to full autonomy. Roy Wilkins, executive director of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, warned last winter: "If some white...
Ugly Colt. The horse that is expected to be hot on those well-turned hoofs is Top Knight, a 2-to-l contender who is shorter on looks but longer on earnings. Last season's top two-year-old, he has won seven times in 13 starts for total winnings of $511,921. Though he has faltered in a few races, Top Knight has won impressively against a far better class of competition than Majestic Prince has faced. In his last outing at Gulfstream Park, Top Knight won by five lengths in a field that included four Derby contenders...
...result of their efforts. Similar Strike Forces have now been set up in seven other cities, and so far, 320 indictments have been filed-and 60 convictions obtained-as a result of the teams' efforts. Nixon's organized-crime message proposed putting Strike Forces into a total of 20 cities...
...that Americans stand to retain if the surtax is reduced, only a few of Nixon's reforms would benefit the middle-income taxpayer. To help the poor, the Administration proposes a "lowincome allowance." It would reduce the taxes now paid by the 5,300,000 Americans (of a total of 26 million) whose annual incomes are near the official poverty line ($3,535 for a family of four). Some 2,000,000 families would be excused from taxes altogether. Above the poverty line, low-income persons and families would pay taxes at reduced rates. A family of four would...
...depletion allowances and intangible drilling costs, 2) excessive farm losses, and 3) rapid depreciation of real estate holdings. Nixon would also require taxpayers with more than $10,000 of tax-preferred income (including long-term capital gains) to allocate itemized nonbusiness tax deductions between their preferred and ordinary income. Total revenue gain: $500 million a year...