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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1968

Page

19

Cohn Ordered to Pay $18,000 in Back Taxes

Roy M. Cohn, former Senate Investigating Subcommittee counsel, was ordered to pay $18,000 in back income taxes after the U.S. Tax Court upheld the IRS finding he earned $27,000 more in 1958 than he filed. The case involves estate fees paid to Cohn and Marlin M. Frank, with total taxable sums disputed and ultimately the $34,000 deemed taxable.

Washington UPI Roy M. Cohn Senate Joseph McCarthy R-Wis U.S. Tax Court Internal Revenue Service Cohn New York Marlin M. Frank New York State Supreme Court Bertha Wolf Goodhart Packman Cobh North Anderson Army-McCarthy God Ings Anderson Colleges Ernesteen Amee St Nowell Cyris Walters Barbaya Kathy Buck Vonda Germany U.S Army Ander-hanburger Frankfurter Kansas First Son College Amer- Topeka Kangas Kans Lmen

AC Women’s Trip To Sing Sunday Needs Cleaning Help

Classified notices list AC Women’s group requesting cleaning assistance for an upcoming Sunday singing event. Classifieds show help wanted under classifications 29 and 29-AC with contact directions and location details for volunteers.

Czech Liberal Named President as Reform Drive Intensifies

Czechoslovakia faces a power struggle as liberal forces push for reforms under new leadership. In Prague the National Assembly vote backed Josef Smrkovsky for leadership, while conservatives loyal to Antonin Novotny resist changes on speech travel and voting. East Germany accused Smrkovsky of imperial aims as Dubcek moves to rally support. Meanwhile Sweden considers regional alignments around the Aland Islands amid a Baltic power shift. The fragmented party scene includes liberals seeking an extraordinary congress to oust the Novotny faction from the Central Committee, with the old guard challenging reforms. In other news a floor show at Peach's Steak House features the Oliver-Robinson Duo from 9:00.

Prague Vakia Duboc East Germany Stockholm Sweden Aland Islands Iyber Gulf of Bothnia National Assembly Josef Smrkovsky Communist Party Presidium Old Guard Antonin Novotny Ravel Central Committee J Alexander Dubcek Smrkovsky

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