President's 1961 Tax Recommendations: Hearings Before the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, First Session, on the Tax Recommendations of the President Contained in His Message Transmitted to the Congress, April 20, 1961, Bagian 2

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Nolin Joseph H American Hotel Association 1215
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Brinkley Homer L executive vice president National Council of Farmer
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American Mining Congress Lincoln Arnold statement on dividend credit
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S chairman special tax policy committee Edison Electric
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Lyman Ormond F executive vice president Illinois State Chamber
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Mooney George A executive director National Association of Invest
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Christophersen S R executive vice president Smaller Business of Ameri
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American Council on Education John Meck 2514
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Mortgage Bankers Association of America statement on capital gains 1535
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Derounian Hon Steven B a Representative in Congress from the State
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Maritime Trades Department AFLCIO E N Altman legislative
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Aviation fuel May 10 and 12 563
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Hart Merwin K president National Economic Council 2309
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De Vegh Imre De Vegh Co
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Foreign income June 59 2587
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Terborgh George research director chart showing comparison of
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Stock Transfer Association Edward S Travers chairman executive
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STATEMENTS
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Naess Erling D president Naess Shipping Co Inc 2918
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American Foreign Power Co Inc Kenneth B Sprague vice president 3378
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Crowell G Kenneth executive vice president and director Kimberly
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Houston Charles T general manager American Reciprocal Insurance
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National Association of Real Estate Boards Richard H Swesnik chair
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Swesnik Richard H chairman subcommittee on Federal taxation
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Swingle William S president National Foreign Trade Council 2628
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Schroeder Bruno Plains Cooperative Oil Mill Texas Federation
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Lefevre Thomas V Continued
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Latimer J Austin counsel Automotive Service Industry Association 1640
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Cairo Chamber of Commerce Inc Cairo Ill statement of endorse
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De Vegh Imre De Vegh Co Continued
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Terborgh George research director Machinery and Allied Products
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Adams Arthur S president American Council on Education letter dated
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Gaffney Robert B
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United States Independent Telephone Association Clyde McFarlin 502
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Pasek Leonard E KimberlyClark Corp 2384
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Mahler Benjamin letter dated May 8 1961 to Congressman Mills
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Lewis Daniel C member taxation committee Virginia Manufacturers
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Crucible Steel Co of America Joel Hunter president
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Aronsohn Alan J B statement on capital gains on sale of depreciable
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Voorhis Jerry executive director Cooperative League of the U S A 2074
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Rinta Eugene F executive director Council of State Chambers of Com
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Committee for Economic Development Howard C Petersen chairman
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Georgia Savings Trust Co R E Gormley vice president statement
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Cruger Frank M president National Small Business Mens Association
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Wicker John J Jr general counsel Mutual Insurance Committee
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National Council of Salesmens Organizations Inc Marvin Leffler presi
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Peterson Hon M Blaine a Representative in Congress from the State
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American Federation of Musicians Herbert Aller 3231
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American Mining Congress Lincoln Arnold 1209 3239
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Arneson Harold D Chicago Association of Commerce Industry 2844
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Powers John J Jr president Pfizer International pamphlet on taxation
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Seghers Paul D president Institute on U S Taxation of Foreign Income
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Associated Equipment Dealers O E Capehart chairman tax and
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Seidman J S Seidman Seidman New York N Y 1683
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International Economic Policy Association N R Danielian president 2760
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Winkle H R financial vice president OwensCorning Fiberglas Corp
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Federation of Women Shareholders in American Business Inc Wilma
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Washington Real Estate Board Inc Frank J Luchs president statement
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Slowinski Walter A Chamber of Commerce of the United States 2601
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Weis Hon Jessica McC a Representative in Congress from the State
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Dillon Hon C Douglas Secretary of the Treasury 20 309 361
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Arnold Lincoln American Mining Congress Washington D C 1209 3239
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National Association of Wholesalers George W Kauffman
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Lindsay Hugh T Farm Equipment Wholesalers Association_
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Evans Dean S Sr vice president Grain Feed Dealers National Asso
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Tucker Robert H secretary Minnesota Mining Manufacturing Co
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Lynn John C legislative director American Farm Bureau Federation 2033
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Baker George P president Transportation Association of America 686 1213
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Betts Hon Jackson E a Representative in Congress from the State
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Herzberg Arno CPA letter dated June 6 1961 to Congressman Mills
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American Council on Education Arthur S Adams president letter dated
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Plumb Robert C member of Tax Policy Committee Manufacturing
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Hicks Everett M president National Machine Tool Builders Association
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McDowell Hon Harris B a Representative in Congress from the State
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Quinlan William A general counsel and Washington representative
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International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers John Clark
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Smith Robert H president Arkansas Rice Growers Cooperative associ
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National Coal Association John L Kemmerer Jr chairman tax com
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Building and Construction Trades Council Peter J Brennan president
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Rubber Manufacturers Association Inc
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Machinery Dealers National Association Belford A Small vice president 1488
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Southern California Gas Co David W Richmond letter dated June
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Poff Hon Richard H a Representative in Congress from the State
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Reeder George F executive director Moline Association of Commerce
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Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation Colin F Stam chief
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Mason H Wayne H Wayne Mason Co statement on investment
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Western Union Telegraph Co
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OwensCorning Fiberglas Corp H R Winkle financial vice president
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Frazer Torbet Donald L Parker CPA statement on capital gains ___
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Merryweather George E president American Machine Tool Distributors
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Pollard Leslie K Wisconsin Manufacturers Association 1154
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Statement on expense accounts
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Construction Industry International Committee Henry C Boschen 3049
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Glenn Milton W a Representative in Congress from the State of
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Investors League Inc William Jackman president 881 2276 2375
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Blaustein Arthur I letter dated June 16 1961 to Leo H Irwin chief
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Turner Clarence L member State chambers of the Council of State
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Mickey Paul F vice president American Watch Manufacturers Associa
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Screen Actors Guild Inc Chester L Migden assistant executive secre
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Southern States Industrial Council Tyre Taylor_ 1068
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Jackman William president Investors League Inc 881 2276 2375
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Sevier John H H Steele y Cia S A statement on taxation of foreign
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