Tax loss estimate on Cuban prisoners swap discussed
IRS official Mitchell Rogovin cites a possible 20 million tax loss over three years from the Bay of Pigs ransom deal. He notes the deduction depends on charity rules and 5 percent limits, with a U.S. tax impact tied to the $40 million value of donated goods.
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Washington
U.S
Mitchell Rogovin
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Treasury
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Bay of Pigs
Rogovin
Havana
United States
Minnesota The Corrections Path From Deterrence To Rehabilitation
Minnesota embraces rehabilitation over deterrence in criminal justice says Will C Turnbladh state corrections commissioner He argues punishment for vengeance is flawed and notes reforms since 1959 uniting institutions probation parole and youth programs under a unified corrections department The system focuses on diagnosing treating and periodically reassessing offenders to prevent recurrence of crime
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Will C. Turnbladh
Corrections
Corrections Department
Stillwater State Prison
Adult Correctional Institutions
Department of Public Welfare
Youth Conservation Commission
State Parole Board
Adult Corrections Commission
Turnbladh
65 556 Votes Challenged in Minnesota Governor Recount
Recount teams in 45 counties tallied 65 556 challenged ballots as Minnesota governor race tests. GOP center reports Elmer Andersen leads Karl Rolvaag by 92 votes while DFL claims Rolvaag leads by three. Remaining counties and Duluth area ballots loom, with crews pausing for New Year holiday.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Republican Checking Center
Elmer L. Andersen
Karl Rolvaag
DFL
Rolvaag
GOP
Andersen
Duluth
Seattle to end old gambling policy at New Year start
Seattle plans to end its 1947 tolerance of gambling devices on New Year’s Day as Mayor Gordon Clinton pushes full enforcement. The City Council votes to extend till March 15 awaiting state action. Police will crack down, seizing machines with payoffs and jail terms for offenders.
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Seattle
Wash
Gordon Clinton
Clinton
FBI
Frank Ramon
Ramon
Six Minnesota Cities To Hold Traffic Safety Workshops
ST. PAUL AP Garnet E. Hall state highway safety director announced January workshops in Roseville January 8 New Ulm January 10 Rochester January 14 Richfield January 15 Detroit Lakes January 16 and Virginia January 17. He noted urban accidents rose over 30 percent in three years while rural roads rose about 6 percent.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Garnet E. Hall
Roseville
New Ulm
Rochester
Richfield
Detroit Lakes
Virginia
Hall
St. Peter Man Dies in Mishap in Phoenix
William M. Osborn, 79, of St. Peter Minnesota, was killed when his car rammed a house in northeast Phoenix. A Phoenix police patrolman said the vehicle veered out of control, broke a rail fence and traveled about 50 feet before impact.
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Phoenix, Ariz
William M. Osborn
St. Peter, Minn
Phoenix
Milo Kauffman
Polish official accuses Kennedy over coffee deal pressure
In Warsaw a Polish trade official accused U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy of pressuring to block a helicopters for coffee deal with East Germany. The claim came as other wartime headlines noted Berlin court rulings and Cold War diplomacy.
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Bob Kennedy
Warsaw
Poland
U. S
Robert F. Kennedy
Harry Seidel
Berlin
Berlin Wall
Supreme Court of
East Germany
New Year's Holiday Traffic Fatalities Projected
The National Safety Council estimates 420 to 480 traffic deaths over the four day New Year period ending January 1 with 15 confirmed traffic fatalities and 3 misc deaths so far. Bad weather and speeding cited as major factors in these weekend losses.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Safety Council
NSC
93-year-old man dies in burning Hayfield home
Investigation into the Friday blaze that killed John Skinner 93 at a farm home in Hayfield continues. Firefighters found his burned body in a northeast bedroom after battling the flames for hours. Fire officials coordinate with Fire Marshall Gunnar Thaung and Sheriff Willis Fryer as coroner Dr. D. E. Affeldt reports no inquest planned. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at the First Presbyterian Church of Hayfield.
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Hayfield, Mann
John Skinner
Hayfield
Skinner
Robert Watkins
Watkins
Gunnar Thaung
Willis Fryer
D. E. Affeldt
Afeldt
Cole Funeral Chapel
Frances
Sam
Margaret
Tom
Peoria
Ill
Fred
Hartford City
Ind
Clem
Vincinnes
First Presbyterian Church
George Kluber
Fairview Cemetery
Cole
Survivors of Cuban Brigade to Face JFK in Orange Bowl
Survivors of Brigade 2506 who stormed Cuba in 1961 would meet President Kennedy at the Orange Bowl in Miami. Kennedy planned a brief address as the liberated veterans and families, about 900 people, attended with invited officials and live TV coverage.
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JFK
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Kennedy
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Palm Beach
Castro
Florida
Air Force Band
Ismael Lugo
Invasion Force
Robert King High
Manuel Artime
ABC
NBC
Artime
White House
Cuba
Eneido Oliva
Playa Giron
Havana
Miami Area
United States
Switzerland
Finishing Touches Seen On Kennedy Budget
President Kennedy shifted finishing work on the 1964 budget to Washington after talks with budget chief Kermit Gordon. The session touched tax cuts, military spending, education and medical care for the aged, with final questions on the record $99 billion proposal. Kennedy later toured Lake Worth and Atlantic beaches with family and guests.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Washington
White House
Kermit Gordon
Gordon
Kennedy-Gordon
Elmer Staats
Lawrence F. O’brien
Miami
Jacqueline
Orange Bowl
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
Welfare Department
Lake Worth
Atlantic
Fighting Continues in Katanga as U.N. Bombards Elisabethville
United Nations planes bomb Elisabethville and Kolwezi as fighting rages around Katanga's capital. U.N. forces surround Tshombe's palace and seize key sites while casualties mount among both sides. Reports say Tshombe escaped for safety as civilians flee and UN civilians begin evacuation.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
United Nations
Kolwezi
Katanga
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Kipushi
Union Miniere
Lumumbashi
Rhodesia
Idville
Leopoldville
Radio
Tractor Tragedy Near Chester Bay Claims Youth
Chester Iowa Dennis Boehm 14 died Friday when a tractor he was operating overturned in the farm yard pinning him by the neck the deputy said the machine hit a rut. The body was taken to Martz Funeral Home LeRoy Surviving are his parents three brothers and a sister with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Chester
Iowa
Dennis Boehm
Carl Boehm
W. W. Zender
Howard County
Zender
Martz
LeRoy
Stanley
Air Force
France
Kermit
Army
New York
Philip
Eleanor
Martz Funeral
Mr Chips Potato Chips Slogan Noted in Cincinnati Ad
A Cincinnati potato chip firm markets its brand Mr Chips with the slogan Good buy Mr Chips. The playful phrase highlights local product marketing in a city-based ad effort.
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Cincinnati
Mr. Chips
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