Tax Delinquents Halved in a Decade
Senator John J Williams has forced annual IRS delinquents reports since 1954. Delinquent individuals fell from 1 725 474 in 1954 to 886 249 in 1964, with overdue taxes dropping from 1 614 494 000 to 1 173 911 000. Tax officers say most delinquents are businessmen and that Williams relentlessly pursues enforcement.
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John J. Williams
Delaware
Internal Revenue Office
Internal Revenue
Williams
Premier Phan Huy Quat Backs U S Aid in South Vietnam
Premier Phan Huy Quat declares South Vietnam faces a final test between freedom and Communism. He cites Potsdam as warning against appeasement and seeks continued U S support, backed by Buddhists and Roman Catholics, with limited opposition from neutralist intellectuals.
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Potsdam
Advertising Growth Pushes Economic Expansion
The head of J. Walter Thompson Co. argues heavy advertising in the past five years would have boosted growth, with figures showing advertising could have matched capital gains and generated billions in extra revenue. He urges local merchants to advertise regularly to grow their communities.
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Norman H. Strouse
J. Walter Thompson Co
Strouse
Television cannot replace newspapers says Brinkley
NBC commentator David Brinkley argues TV cannot match newspapers for thorough news coverage. He says critics may exist but most papers provide substantial news and analysis unavailable on TV, in remarks before the American Society of Newspaper Editors.
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NBC
David Brinkley
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Fight Communist Fire With Fire To Best Stop Rising Red Flood
Foreign minister of Ruritania denounces Western reluctance to confront communist troublemakers. He cites Ho Chi Minh trail, campus unrest, Caribbean crisis, Cuba, Thailand banditry, and U S reluctance to aid revolutions, urging decisive countermeasures to prevent a global Red flood.
Johnson policy debate frames US Viet Nam and Caribbean role
James Marlow analyzes President Johnson's stance on using troops in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic, linking it to the Truman Doctrine. He argues the United States must counter Communism worldwide while weighing risks of nuclear conflict and shifts in Chinese power, predicting a potentially temporary but enduring policy.
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Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
United States
Latin America
Harry S. Truman
Red China
Western Hemisphere
Soviet Union
United Nations
Organization of American States
OAS
Asia
Dear Abby column excerpts reveal family, wedding, and parenting dilemmas
The column covers farm conflict with overbearing city relatives' kids, a maid of honor dispute over height, a mother’s permissive parenting of a four year old, and fashion commentary about evolving skirt styles. Abby advises setting boundaries, condemns disrespectful behavior, and notes fashion trends.
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Abby
Three Pass and One Issue Fail in Ohio Primary
Democrats hailed a victory as they defeated a Republican backed plan to reapportion the Ohio House while a $290 million state bond issue passed. Gov Rhodes praised three measures. the reapportionment plan loss sparked comment that the General Assembly must address the one-man, one-vote mandate. The Ohio Fair Apportionment Committee claimed victory for Ohio labor, and AFL CIO leaders urged a representative government in line with court mandates.
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James A. Rhodes
Ohio
House of Representatives
Rhodes
General Assembly
Ohio Fair Apportionment Comittee
People of Ohio
United Organized Labor of Ohio
Frank King
Afl-Cio
Life at Forty Bicycling Provides Enjoyable Exercise
Palm Beach residents enjoy a half century old bicycle trail along Lake Worth. The three and a half mile route ends at a soft drink stand, with a seven mile round trip typical of two hours. Rentals exist at the trailhead for 50 cents an hour or seven dollars a week. A hotel maid, 78, works seasonally to save for her mortgage, saying work suits her and depends on a reputation for reliability.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Lake Worth
West Palm Beach
Cites Pilots For Mishaps Due To FWI
Federal aviation officials warn of a growing drunk flying problem among private pilots after 50 autopsies on crash victims. Najeeb Halaby testified before resigning as FAA administrator that findings reveal a more serious issue than previously understood.
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Federal Aviation
House Appropriations
Najeeb E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Readers Discuss Bossism in Cities Editor Letter
Chester M. Clarke Letart laments federal court and Congress curbing states rights. He warns of a plan to centralize power in Washington and boss-controlled cities, urging vigilance against constitutional erosion and city dominance.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Esau
Chester M. Clarke
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