National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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Page 458
... benefit of the wealthiest group in the country . Their taxes have been drastically lowered without any real assurance that corresponding economic benefits in the form of additional equity capital for new production will result . The tax ...
... benefit of the wealthiest group in the country . Their taxes have been drastically lowered without any real assurance that corresponding economic benefits in the form of additional equity capital for new production will result . The tax ...
Page 484
... benefits , extending them to more people and lowering the retirement age for women . We favor the complete elimination ... benefit plans designed to complement our present social security program . Needs of Our Aging Citizens Our older ...
... benefits , extending them to more people and lowering the retirement age for women . We favor the complete elimination ... benefit plans designed to complement our present social security program . Needs of Our Aging Citizens Our older ...
Page 589
... benefits . We pledge a campaign to eliminate discrimina- tion in employment due to age . As a first step we will ... benefit for each additional year of work after 65 , thus encouraging workers to continue on the job full time . To ...
... benefits . We pledge a campaign to eliminate discrimina- tion in employment due to age . As a first step we will ... benefit for each additional year of work after 65 , thus encouraging workers to continue on the job full time . To ...
Contents
CAMPAIGN OF 1844 | 3 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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