Federal examination of Alice Savings questioned
A House Government Operations subcommittee heard testimony on why a federal audit of the Alice Texas Savings and Loan Association began late and whether inspectors used improper methods. Lawrence M. Walters and H. H. Chastain described the delays and the request for FBI help, while Robert Mullin criticized the process as a costly, irregular probe.
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Federal Tax Policy Set to Hold Steady Next Year
New York AP reports that federal tax policy will stay largely unchanged in 1962. Businesses can plan with less risk as no new relief is anticipated and withholding on interest and dividend payments remains unsettled. IRS may tighten return scrutiny, but major reforms remain postponed and likely to wait until the new year.
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USIA presses Berlin issue worldwide with films and broadcasts
US Information Agency runs an intensive global campaign on Berlin to counter neutral and underdeveloped country apathy. It uses films like Journey Across Berlin and Anatomy of Aggression, TV docs, VOA series, refugee interviews, and mass distribution of Kennedy’s Berlin speech to stress Soviet threats and Western unity while linking German self-determination to decolonized peoples.
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Settlement Ended in Art Linkletter Case
A Los Angeles judge approved an 800 settlement of a 40,000 lawsuit by twins Jerry and Mike Colburn against TV entertainer Art Linkletter and Mayfair Music Co. over use of their photo on sheet music titled Kids Say the Darndest Things, with the image taken during their 1958 TV appearance.
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Khrushchev praises Dulles and warns on war at Black Sea
Khrushchev, during a peaceful afternoon on the Black Sea, says he admired Dulles for clear positions and brinkmanship but avoiding war. He notes a Syria incident after intelligence on Turkish and Iraqi moves and hopes Kennedy learns from Dulles. More details promised in an early column.
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