Double Taxation and the Dividend Received Credit Debate
The passage argues that corporate income double taxation remains unfair. It notes a 10 year reference to House Ways and Means testimony and Congress creating the dividend received credit and exclusion as partial relief. Treasury calls the current provisions discriminatory and seeks their removal to improve equity capital access.
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Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Congress
Understanding Why Students Drop Out of School
The article discusses factors behind high school dropout rates and urges schools to identify potential dropouts early. It outlines indicators such as declining grades, rising absences, repeated failures, disinterest in school work, and frequent transfer between schools.
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Unions Offer Refunds on Dues for Foreign Aid
George Meany says AFL-CIO unions use 23 percent of income for a private foreign aid program. Supreme Court allows employees to reclaim dues not used for collective bargaining. Meany told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that funds subsidize foreign unions, a practice dating back to Nazi Germany.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Meany
House Foreign Affairs Committee
The65 Health Plans Expand Access To Aged Care
Aged Americans 65 and older exceed 17 million, about 9 percent of the population. Private non profit 65 plans in New York and other states offer basic and major medical coverage, with premiums from $8 to $10 monthly and options including home care benefits. Enrollment in New York during the first wave reached 107,404 of 1.7 million eligible. many rely on family support to pay premiums.
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U.S
New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nevada
New Mexico
Washington
Insurance Management Review
California
Iowa
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Virginia
Octogenarian seeks $10,000 U.S. Treasuries buy for education goals
A reader aged 80 asks Roger E. Spear for guidance on investing about $10,000 in U.S. Treasuries and education-focused shares. The exchange discusses income, yield, and tax basis rules for gifts and inheritances, with stock picks Kansas City Southern Industries and Textron mentioned.
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Roger E. Spear
Corning Glass
Frank Qi
Tin Life Insurance
Virginia
Sugee
Kansas City Southern Industries and Textron
Nixon Moves From California To New York
The article outlines Richard Nixon planning a move to New York to pursue lobby and corporate law work with his wife Mrs Nixon deciding to pull the family from politics. It notes Nixon's campaign finances and a shift away from elective office while his associates discuss the implications of a nonpolitical future.
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United States
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New York
California
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Iran and Persia and a personal career decision
The interview discusses Iran known as Persia, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi’s reforms, literacy efforts, and modernization to raise living standards. It also covers the narrator’s choice between New York law firm life and remaining in California with family as he weighs public and private roles.
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Persia
Cornwallis
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Iran
Persian Gulf
Corps of Lion
Asia
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California
Cyrus
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Case Records of a Worry Wart Psychiatric Tale
Edith, a 39 year old labeled a worry wart, fears diagnosable health issues though doctors find no physical ailment. The piece cites 20 million Americans visiting doctors weekly with 10 million undiagnosed cases, and hints at religious and menopausal anxieties as underlying factors in a dated psychotherapeutic voice.
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Folklore and modern anxieties in a family tale
A fragmented 20th century dialogue blends a nursery rhyme, religious and health rhetoric, and gender anxieties. It critiques parental control radicalized by church moralism, touches on sex education, and questions traditional roles via Edith and other relatives. The piece weaves humor and caution around norms and revolution.
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Garden of Eden
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Reader recalls old remedy for excessive sweating of hands and feet
A Brooklyn Eagle reader revisits a 29 year old Dr Brady column offering home remedies for sweaty palms and feet. The note details powders salves and foot sprays using alum talcum formaldehyde and menthol with cautions about danger and child safety.
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Brooklyn Eagle
U.S.P
United States
House of Majlis
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New Trial Ordered for Former Nazi General Ehrlinger
The West German Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Ehrlinger a 55 year old ex general sentenced in December 1961 to 12 years for complicity in the murder of 1145 people. The case centers on excessive sweating and hygiene related issues as a basis for retry.
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Germany
UPI
Ehrlinger
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The Beloved Shepherd Poem Excerpt
A short verse extols being loved as God’s finest gift to humans. It notes the joy warmth and ecstasy found when one discovers mutual affection and a beloved’s care. The lines praise love as divine guidance sustaining the soul.
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