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Show iT M -- Tr"WlM' ""V t head For DIO WASHINGTON W. do. concedes Rep. John of the Wisconsin, Rymes ranking Republican on tne committee. New threats to the surtax extension came Wednesday when two powerful groups declared any such bill must he sweeping coupled reforms of the entire federal -P(AP) proposed extension of the income surtax, a key part of the administrations fiscal plans, is facing problems both in and out of Congress. It is in serious trouble," declares Rep. Charles A. a member of Vanik, the House Ways and Means Committee. He mid Nixons t.rban policy had alienated some congressmen who might have supported the surtax extension past the June 30 expiration date. Weve got some work to resident Nixons with tax structure. aFL-CIExecutive The Council said it will not support the extension unless it is combined with immediate, and substantial equitable The suggested r e f o r m. relorms go beyond what O Nixon proposed last month. House members Fifty-fou- r of the liberal Democratic Study Group signed a letter calling on the committee to act on tax reforms first, even if it delays the surcharge extension past the June 30 deadline. Adnti nistration officials have a chance next wees to try to stir up support for the Nixon program. They will appear before the committee to urge a surtax extension designed to produce about $10 billion to n.dp balance the budget. find practically no one who is willing to support the surtax," reporis Vanik, who says he conducted a survey of about 30 House At this point 1 members. Byrnes wouldnt go that far, but he indicated that as the Republican's principal spokesman on tax matters in the Hoii'-he wiii have some selling to do on the surtax issue. e Of course it is quite essen- tial to have that $10 billion revenue and the assumption has been that almost everybody would go along when the time came," Byrnes said in an interview. But we can't necessarily make that assumption." Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, again dee lined to commit himself in advance on the surtax. He said much wilt depend on the administrations presenration beginning Tuesday. The closest Mills has come to supporting the extension was to say that a proposed new flexible ceiling on government spending removes one obstacle and enhances the surtaxes chances FRIEND - OF - THE - COURT BRIEF For New Mayer, FAYETTE, MISS. (UFI) Charles Evers planned his first trip to the industrial East today to try to land jobs and turn this sleepy Mississippi town into a model city of racial harmony, ANGELES (UPI) The American Civil Liberties Union has challenged the constitutionality of the death penalty in an effort to save Sirhan B. Sirhan from the gas chamber. Evers. Mississippis most California Southern branch of the ACLU filed a friend of the court brief with Superior Wednesday Court Judge Herbert V. Walk- Mayor-elec- LOS t The influential Negro leader, became the state's first Negro Mayor of a biracial community Tuesday. He defeated white incumbent R. J. Allen in following a campaign which the civil rights leader said he could revitalize the small town's sagging economy by bunging in federal grants, and northern industries. er, who will hear arguments on a motion for a new trial May 21. The ACLU said neither the condemned assassin of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy nor his attorneys asked the organization to enter the case. Our present appearance, the brief stated, is prompted not out of concern for the life, as such, of this particular defendant; it is a concern for life itself." The death ACLU challenged the three o:i penalty grounds That it constitutes cruel and unusual punishment. That, the jury decisions : recommending the death sentence are a violation of the constitutional right of due process because they r.re not controled by any standards. 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