Tax reform not simple as it sounds
The piece argues tax reform faces hard realities from the IRS and Congress. It cites a push for large annual reductions and overhaul, plus strict expense account rules that sparked protests, creating uncertainty and potential revenue loss. It notes a U.S. News & World Report feature warning of job losses and recessionary effects.
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Administration
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Treasury
U.S. News & World Report
Mounds Kiwanis Proposes Ice Rink at May Park
The Mounds Kiwanis Club announced plans to build an ice rink at May Park near 10th Street and Madison Avenue to provide a supervised, well lit facility for about 300 skaters, replacing risky pond skating and encouraging family activity. The project aims to raise thousands of dollars and may expand to a full hockey rink size in time.
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Anderson
Mounds Kiwanis Club
May Park
10Th St
Madison Ave
Conservation Club
The
Southeast nuclear reactor begins initial operations
The CVNPA plant in the Southeast, a 17 000 kilowatt prototype, achieved its first self-sustaining chain reaction. Four utilities Carolina Power and Light Duke Power South Carolina Electric & Gas and Virginia Electric & Power share a $33 million program with Westinghouse supplying equipment.
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PARR
SL. C
UPI
Southeast
Carolinas
Virginia Nuclear Power Associates, Inc
CVNPA
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Atomic Power Division
Pittsburgh
U. S
Carolina Power and Light Co
Duke Power Co
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Investor advises cautious diversification and selective shifts
A 55 year old caregiver with 36000 in savings and holdings in American Cyanamid American Standard California Packing Bank of America Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach Pacific Gas Electric Pacific Lighting Standard Oil of New Jersey Utah Power Light asks for changes. The columnist applauds caregiving, questions American Standard, recommends replacing it with Torrington Co and reducing fixed deposits while buying more of Cyanamid Jersey Standard and Bank of America on market dips. A reader asks about allocating new funds between Standard Oil of Indiana and Socony and is advised to diversify and consider Marine Midland bank stock for a 3.4 percent yield.
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American Cyanamid
American Standard
California Packing
Bank of America
Consolidated Edison
Crown Zeelerbach
Pacific Gas 1 Electric
Pacific Lighting
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Utah Power & Light
A.L
Torrington Co
Jersey Standard
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Socony
P.G
New Jersey Gets First Diesel Rail Engine for Switching
In 1925 New York area railroads introduced the first diesel powered switch engine used in New Jersey. The milestone marks a shift from steam to cleaner diesel motive power across regional lines.
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New York
New Jersey
Congressional Check on Defense Contracts Urged
The essay argues Congress should increase oversight of defense and space spending led by a McNamara Gilpatric team case for continuous bipartisan scrutiny. It cites the TFX award to General Dynamics amid Boeing recommendations and calls for a permanent joint committee a full disclosure of influence attempts and ongoing public accounting.
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Senate Committee On Government Operations
General Dynamics
Boeing
McNamara
Navy Air Force
Defense Department
Pentagon
McClellan
McNamara-Gilpatric
TFX
Congress
Senate House
House
Senate
Two Hoosier Women Slain in Family Quarrel
In Sullivan Indiana an ex convict Claude Knew 42 killed his wife Marian 34 and mother in law Katherine Leona M rahill 59 with a 12 gauge shotgun in Shelburn. He fled but was captured at daybreak after a posse pursuit and admitted the killings blaming a long standing family dispute. The couple’s 15 year old daughter and 6 year old son were in another room during the shooting.
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Sullivan
Ind
Claude Knew
Marian
Katherine Leona M'rahill
Shelburn
Krew
Dugger
Gene Scully
Sullivan County
John Mulvahill
St. Mary-of-the Wools
Knew
Mulvahill
Hymera
State Reformatory
Controversy Over Southdale Center Traffic Plan
Lake County officials opposed a State Highway plan for Southdale Center access on Ind 67 near Anderson. The dispute centers on whether only right turns or both left and right turns should be allowed, amid political pressure and a reinstated original plan near Columbus Ave.
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New Southdale
Anderson
State
State Highway Office
Indianapolis
Peronnel
David Cohen
Lake County
Columbus Ave
Marriage Tests and Lessons From a teen love affair
Lois a 17 year old faces a troubled romance with a married man. The column urges using the Marriage Tests and considering future children finances and social duties before marriage. It contrasts love with practical family responsibilities and hints at seeking guidance from clergy and advisers.
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Lois
Belly breathing and splanchnic pool in health notes
Dr Brady explains the splanchnic blood pool and how belly breathing helps move blood back to the heart. He argues deep breathing adds little oxygen and promotes venous stagnation. regular BB exercises aid various conditions. Letters to Dr Brady at 265 El Camino South Beverly Hills Calif receive brief replies with stamped self addressed envelopes.
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Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Communist Youth League Attacks Yevtushenko Over Statements
The Communist Youth League accuses Soviet poet Yevtushenko of sacrilegious statements about the 1917 October Revolution. Komsomolskaya Pravda cites the autobiography as a rare split personality and portrays his image as theatrically dramatic. The Tass agency notes his shift from a near-prophet to admitting errors in his poetry. Premier Khrushchev had earlier attacked him, highlighting limits on literary freedom.
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Moscow
UPI
Communist Youth League
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Komsomolskaya
Yevtushenko
Paris
Tass
Union of Soviet Writers
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Europe
Folklore Quotations From Various Voices Across Time
A collage of quotations on politics economy and society spans views from a southern woman on winter losses to UPI writer George J Marder on Washington spending. John Brademas defends party role while an Anderson woman notes newspaper reading habits and Anderson Nicholson Fox laments job shortages and employers.
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Brothah
Washington
George J. Marder
United Press International
John Brademas
Indiana
Anderson
Anderson Nicholson Fox
Nicholson File Co
Mereidith Nicholson
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