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1960 Tax Foundation's Taxpayer News: News of the Organized Taxpayer Movement 1 (1960)

handle is hein.tera/tfouayern0004 and id is 1 raw text is: Special NTC Conference Issue JANUARY - FEBRUARY 1960 q 0 TAX F UND TION' ------- N .ir ----------------------------------------------------------- NEWS OF THE ORGANIZED TAXPAYER MOVEMENT NTC Finds Inflation Still Tops Fiscal Problems NTC Renames Steve Stahl Chairman, Evaluation Report Due This Fall Steve Stahl was re-elected unanimously for another term as chairman of the NTC, following a report of a nominations committee headed by Al Burger, Texas. The NTC passed another related resolution by the Burger committee proposing that a group of three to five taxpayer directors to be named by the chairman, in collaboration with Robert W. French of Tax Foundation, to evaluate present NTC or- ganization and procedures and make recommenda-. tions by early Fall of this year. Thanks from the White House Secretary of the Cabinet Robert K. Gray had high praise and a warning for the NTC at the opening dinner of the annual Washington meeting. le told the Conference that as a grateful citi- zen he lacked superlatives to express his admira- tion for efforts you are making and his gratitude (Continued on page 2) Shapes Policy to Combat Threat The National Taxpayers Conference, after a close look into Federal fiscal problems at its annual meeting in Washington, D. C. February 8-10, agreed that the threat of increased inflation is still danger- ous, still the No. 1 problem of the era. Concern for the role Federal fiscal decisions can play in encouraging inflation was given top billing in a policy statement unanimously adopted by the Conference which is made up of 36 state taxpayer associations. Outlined was an NTC program for the coming year that calls for: COMBATTING INFLATION with sharp controls on government spending, particularly Federal spend- ing. Outright rejection of the notion economic growth must be stimulated by increased Federal spending and by further intervention of the Federal government in the economy -- a path that can lead only to more inflation or higher taxes on everyone. A SUBSTANTIAL BUDGET SURPLUS insured by compensating reductions to offset any in- creases in proposed expenditures, or reductions in (Continued on page 2) Some of the 41 representatives of 24 state taxpayer associa- Shoreham Hotel. They came from all sections of the nation, in- tions attending the annual Washington meeting of the National cluding Hawaii. Standing, left to right, are NTC Chairman Taxpayers Conference are shown at the closing session in the Steve Stahl, guest speaker Ardell Everett and Merle DeWees. 'V

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