Minnesota Withdraws Dec. 15 Tax Declaration Deadline
The Minnesota Tax Department withdraws the December 15 deadline for estimated tax declarations tied to forgiveness under the withholding law. Self employed taxpayers with over $200 in nonwithheld income must file by Dec. 15. those under $20 tax liability need not declare. Exempt salaries and wages. Regulations to be submitted to the attorney general for approval.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Minnesota Tax Department
Rolland Hatfield
Hatfield
Missioner
House Tax Committee
Wozniak
New Tax Law Explains Filing Declarations in Minnesota
Minnesota’s new tax rule requires estimated tax declarations by December 15 for self employed and other non withholding income earners with 1961 income over 200 dollars and tax due over 20 dollars. Applies mainly to lawyers doctors and landlords with rents interest or dividends. salaries with withholding are exempt. Deputy Tax Commissioner Burkman says most affected have forms, but non receipt does not excuse responsibility.
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State Tax Department
3M President Speaks at Chamber Seminar
Herbert Buetow of St. Paul, president of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, urged greater citizen participation in politics at a Chamber of Commerce seminar. The event drew 73 industrial executives and officials at the Red Cedar Inn to discuss a non partisan practical politics course.
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Richard Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
H. H. Corey
U. S
Herbert Buetow
Minnesota Mining G&g Mfg
C. B
St. Paul
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
Red Cedar Inn
Hormel Board
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Minnesota
Fairmont
John Hay
Farmers May Sell Milk to Superior Dairy Alliance
Duluth and Superior area farmers threatened to ship all milk to the Twin Ports Cooperative Dairy Association if local processors refuse to set wholesale levels. Led by John Waisanen, the Duluth Superior Milk Producers Association plans negotiations to restore wholesale prices, with milk cuts looming to push back towards a reasonable level as prices fell to 19 cents per half gallon. Peter Egan of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture arrived to meet with area dairy heads.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth Superior
Superior
Wis
John Waisanen
Kettle River
Duluth Superior Milk Producers Association
Twin Ports Cooperative Dairy Association
Vaisanen
Waisanen
Peter Egan
Minnesota Department of Agriculture
Duluth
Dominican Plan for Peace Jolted
In Santo Domingo the government rejected the opposition plan for a seven man provisional council to replace Balaguer. The Civic Union proposal called for Balaguer to resign before year end and for elections and a new government to install democracy. Negotiations continued despite the rejection as a general strike stretched into its10th day and crowds clamored for liberty by Christmas.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Civic Union
Rafael Trujillo
Constituent Assembly
Congress
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Trujillo
Big Ten Votes to Renew Rose Bowl Talks
The Big Ten approved renewing negotiations with the West Coast Big Five for a Rose Bowl contract. The vote was 6-4 in favor with Minnesota Iowa Purdue Indiana Michigan and Michigan State supporting the move.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Big Five
Minnesota
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan State
Rusk Plans Madrid Talks With Franco December Visit
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will visit Madrid and hold a brief meeting with Generalissimo Franco and his foreign minister on December 16. The trip aims to foster U.S. relations with Spain amid Cold War era diplomacy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Madrid
Generalissimo Franco
Rusk Says UN Not Seeking Katanga Conquest
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United Nations is not out to conquer Katanga but to enable Congolese to form their own government. He denied a U.S. blueprint, urged continued UN support, and urged broader aid to South Vietnam amid Red violence. He noted Castro’s admission of communism and called it not surprising. See Rusk on page 2.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Katanga
Rusk
United States
Congo
America
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
State Department
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Paris
Hormel
Corey
State Traffic Toll Moving Ahead of ’60
Minnesota’s traffic toll rose to 690, up 18 from a year ago, after Thursday deaths of an Alexandria truck driver James D. Larson 32 and Minneapolis resident Jerome H. Grattan 23. Larson ignored a whistle and collided with a speeding train at an Alexandria crossing. In Minneapolis, Grattan died at General Hospital from injuries when his car hit a tree. Kenneth O. Hafner 21 was in critical condition. two other passengers were less seriously hurt.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Alexandria
Minneapolis
James D. Larson
Jerome H. Gratton
General Hospital
Kenneth O. Hafner
Andersen Labor Heads Held Meeting in Mankato
Gov Elmer L Andersen met with about 40 labor representatives in Mankato and Fairmont. He urged unions to set aside party differences to address Minnesota’s economic problems and asked for impartial factual discussion. He also held private talks with individuals after the group session.
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Mankato, Minn
L AP
Elmer L. Andersen
Organized Labor
Mankato
Fairmont
Andersen
Tshombe Charges U S Action in Congo Airlift Resumes
U N airlift to Katanga resumes as fighting enters day four with U S transports back in operation. Katanga leader Tshombe accuses Americans of bombing civilians while British aid adds bombs for Indian jets. Leopold Hospital hit by mortars. U N officials say attack targeted Camp Tshombe near the hospital.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.S
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Congo
Thei
Leopold
Camp Tshombe
London
United States
Leopoldville
Sean McKeown
Hormel Completes Fremont Facility Expansion
Hormel completes a yearlong upgrade at its Fremont plant led by H H Corey. The new 100 by 300 foot addition adds park chilling, shipping, rail loading for 50 foot cars, and a dedicated ice chute. Upgrades include automated grinding pumping, a meat pan washer, better bacon slicing, and extended rendering and SPAM packaging areas.
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H. H. Corey
Geo. A. Hormel Co
Fremont
Corey
Mrs John F Kennedy Spends Weekend in Virginia Hunt Country
Mrs John F Kennedy is spending another long weekend in the nearby Virginia hunt country with social engagements and courting family.
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John F. Kennedy
Virginia Hunt Country
U S Issues White Paper Warns of Threat to South Viet Nam
The United States releases a 53 page White Paper warning allies and neutrals of a clear and present danger from Communist forces in South Viet Nam. It cites 8 000 to 9 000 Viet Cong in about 30 battalions and calls for strengthened action by the International Control Commission.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
State Department
Asia
Southeast Asia
International Control Commission
Assas
North
Viet Nam
India
Three Nation Commission
Poland
Canada
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Buetow
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