Tax Deductions Tightened as IRS Increases Scrutiny
Taxpayers face tougher travel and entertainment deduction rules as the IRS plans stricter review starting next Sunday. The move comes amid House and Senate consideration of HR 10630 with Kennedy's earlier push to curb deductions. The new rules target business vs pleasure use, luxury suites, and meals, with show business trips to Europe under closer scrutiny.
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Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Kennedy
House Ways and Means
Variety
Europe
Copenhagen
Munich
Paris
US Panamanian Talks Push Toward Narrow Canal Accord
Negotiators from the United States and Panama plan discussions on revising provisions of the 1953 Panama Canal treaty to ease dissatisfaction without altering core sovereignty. Leader level talks follow Kennedy and Chiari’s June 18 agreement, with four key issues resolved and hints of returning limited Zone areas to Panamanian control.
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Plutarch
United States
Panama
Kennedy
Washington
Isthmian Canal
Chiari
U.S. Canal Company
What is Mass Distribution and its impact on American living
The text explains mass distribution as a shift from buying low and selling high to buying and selling cheaply to maximize consumer value. It notes chains pioneered this method, others adopted it, and it contributed to a higher American standard of living.
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U.S
Evil fiction budget stance blasted by Byrd critic
Senate Finance Committee chairman Byrd denounces the idea of balancing deficits over a multi year cycle. He warns that continuing deficits lead to bankruptcy and criticizes nonessential spending on large power projects funded by government. He argues only prudent cuts save tax revenue.
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Sen. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Con
Investing in Unlisted Stocks and Child Welfare Concerns
A reader discusses successful investing in unlisted stocks and urges prudent policy on small caps and over the counter issues. The letter blends advice on long term holdings, risk, and concern for orphans and family welfare, raising questions about market timing and diversification.
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Tesief
Esso
N. Ho
W H Freedom Academy debates Cold War training
Frederick G Ditton Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations objects to a proposed Freedom Academy while the State Department adds a five week cold war training course to the Foreign Service Institute. He argues for coordinated research under one roof and warns that the proposal would not undercut but strengthen the State Department. Senate and House chairmen Fulbright and Walter are urged to support the idea.
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Washington
Senate
Goa
Datcanal
Gress
State Department
Freedom Academy
Frederick G. Ditton
Congressional Relations
Stater
Foreign Service Institute
Dutton
Army
Navy
Air Force
National War Colleges
Pentagon
Chiefs of Staff
Naval Academy
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Rep
Francis Walter
Pennsylvania
House
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Let Us Freely Hear Both Sides in Opinions
Reader letters discuss a town ordinance and political labels. Thomas Jefferson quotes and Capers letters are debated on intelligence, authority, and free speech with critique of calling officials communists and questions about evidence.
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Thomas Jefferson
Capers
Mr. Caper
Caper
Middletown
Anderson
Unchecked Government of Cuba Promotes Tree Chopping Permits
The article outlines how Cuba’s government, lacking constitutional checks, orders a broad permit system forcing citizens to obtain permission to cut trees. It also touches on Indiana politics, toll rates, and a 1960 campaign climate with Senatorial races and public concerns over road fatalities.
Case Record M-430 Lena B. and the married life dilemma
The case notes Lena B. a 19 year old with an artificial limb who seeks advice on marriage and social judgment. The psychologist argues against judging by looks, cites disabled and famous figures who achieved eminence, and urges compensating deficits with talents to gain popularity and fulfill personal goals.
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Lena B
Brunet
Compliment Club
Bing
F. D. Roosevelt
Folklore and Naval Pride Across a Nation
The piece recalls Navy pride and regional identity through an itinerary from NAS Glenview to Norfolk aboard USS Shark and Forrestal, with temporary confidential access notes for a submarine cruise. It contrasts Atlantic naval power with New York City’s vigor and cites an 1829 New York Morning Courier view of Athens.
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Pate
Densford
God
Glenview
Ill
Nas Norfold
Norfolk
Uss Forrestal
Nas Norfolk
Nas Glenview
New York
Athens
Philadelphia
Boston
New-York
New-York Morning Courier and Enquirer
National Tile Head Chosen Chairman of Advisory Council
Richard 8. Alexander president of National Tile and Manufacturing Company was named chairman of the Anderson Advisory Council for Naval Affairs at the council's annual dinner at the Anderson Country Club. He succeeds Ray Rollinger as chairman of the 13 member council which advises the local Naval reserve. Captain Frank Kyes of Chicago spoke, and four new council members were added Richard Filibrandi James Eakman Earl Hoover and William Schotield.
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Richard
Alexander
National Tile and Manufacturing Company
Anderson Advisory Council For
Naval Affairs
Anderson Country Club
Ray Rollinger
Naval Reserve Organization
Rollinger
Frank Kyes
Chicago
Sth Naval District
Debt and consumer costs spoken by "Shepherd" in verse
The piece reflects on debt and rising costs, citing Luke 14 28 about counting the cost. It recalls past parents who refused purchases as too expensive and contrasts it with modern credit, notes, and the headaches of debt, attributed to Juleen C Hyer.
Cost of medical care sparks public letter to Dr Brady
A reader laments rising hospital and medicine charges claiming lavish lifestyles drive costs. He cites auto crash medical bills, hospital overuse, and childbirth care as factors, arguing for home care and affordable options while proposing state support for genuine vacations for new mothers.
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Atereee
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Thia
Roscoe Drummond
Cuba
Gale M. Craig
Walton, St
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Welsh
Harold Handley
Poston
Apius Rep
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Curtis
U.S. House
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Edward M. Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
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J. B. Martin
William Wade
Anderson Herald
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