Correspondence between Jack Morgan and Congressman James R. Jones concerning Federal Expenditures and Tax Reform, 1973, 1973-02-06

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Identifier: CAC_CC_109_4_22_34_0003

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Correspondence between Jack Morgan and Congressman James R. Jones concerning Federal Expenditures and Tax Reform, 1973, 1973-02-06

The letter from Jack Morgan to Speaker of the House, Carl Albert, expresses disagreement with Congress' "hand-out" programs and support for President's efforts to cut spending. Morgan criticizes the idea of tax increases to fund unnecessary programs and advocates for returning responsibilities to the states. Congressman James R. Jones agrees with Morgan's views on reducing federal expenditures and offers assistance as needed.

Dates

1973-02-06

Language of Materials

English

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