Tax Dodgers Targeted by IRS Expansion Plan
Editorial notes a planned nationwide IRS crackdown with 4575 new agents and a 456.8 million appropriation to fund the effort. It covers definitions of tax dodgers, new rules on expense accounts, and the funding debate between Senate and House, with Senator Robertson seeking restoration of funds.
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Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Kennedy
IRS
Congress
Treasury
Post Office Departments
U.S. Tax Court
House
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Kennedy Seen Strong In Domestic Politics But Foreign Policy Unclear
Analysis notes President Kennedy excels in Congress and domestic proposals, resembling Lyndon Johnson in behind the scenes work and avoiding quarrels. In foreign affairs he remains less known, with talks with De Gaulle and Khrushchev yielding little concrete progress or consensus beyond reaffirmed Berlin policy and cautious Laos cease fire language.
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Washington
Fap
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate Democrats
Ihry
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Paris
Khrushchev
Viennna
Vienna
Berlin
Damaged Dam Hampers NASA Saturn Booster Move
A TVA dam lock break disrupts transport for NASA's Saturn booster. Barents barge at Redstone Arsenal, Jupiter Wheeler Dam concrete sections shifted, forcing road or barge routing changes and months of delays before a possible highway move to a loading point for Florida launch.
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Huntsville
Ala
TVA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Ye Canaveral
Ravistone Arsenal
Redstone Arsenal
Jovkah Wheeler
National Aeronautics and Spare Administration
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Marshall Space Flight Center
NASA
Washington
Baytown Sun masthead and staff listing
Publication details for The Baytown Sun include edition times and offices at Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas with staff roles listed such as Editor Publisher Retail Manager and National Manager. The note references subscription rates and mail handling and contains garbled OCR remnants of the era. It reflects a newspaper masthead and administrative notes rather than a full article.
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Che Baytoum Sun
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
Baytown
Texas
Kennedy Khrushchev De Gaulle Talks Seen Through Eisenhower Lens
Drew Pearson argues full results of the Kennedy Khrushchev De Gaulle meetings remain unknown though they shape peace prospects. He recalls Eisenhower’s diplomacy, U2 fallout, Laos, Cuba, and the Vienna summit, noting Kennedy faces strong challenges with improved personal contact among leaders. He highlights the need for quick communications and cautious restraint in a tense era.
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Washington
Cabinet
Eisenhower
Camp David
Khrushchev
Near East
Afghanistan
India
Kennedy
Colorado Springs
North American Air Defense Command
United States
Roy Siemon
Canada
Peter Wyden
Saturday Evening Post
John F. Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Try and Stop Me ending in a New York library tweak
A New York family renting a Berke shire estate visits a local library where the lady complains of poor service. The librarians respond by reserving best sellers and a tree identification book for her husband, while a friend praises the small library’s efficiency despite limited funds.
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New York
Berkeshire
Mystery Quiz Pack Opens Today's Grab Bag
A mixed page features a trivia grab bag with questions about Supreme Court era athletes, places like Leningrad and Spitabergen, teak tree geography, and WWII to Civil War era prompts. Also includes a names at bottom column, a NATO chief clue, and a historical note on the first drive-in theater in Camden NJ.
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Supreme Court
Jeanice
Silver Heels
George Washington
Leningrad
Marie St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Spitabergen
Swift Creek
Ganization
NATO
Brussel
Foreign Affairs Department
UN General Assembly
OFC
Belgium
Council of Europe
Camden
Foreign aid critique urges trimming U S overseas spending
New York columnist argues that foreign aid has grown into a powerful, costly, and often wasteful peacetime bureaucracy. He cites Kennedy’s 1962 request for nearly five billion dollars, proposes a centralized AID agency within State, and criticizes Congress for not scrutinizing huge annual sums. He questions effectiveness against Communism and notes Loeber's critical views on aid mismanagement.
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New York
Europe
Kennedy
State Department
Congress
Treasury
Agency For International Development
Indonesia
Jordan
Tran
Thomas 5
Loeber
International Cooperation Agency
ICA
Louisiana
Otto E. Passman
Passman
Debate Set With Soviet Newsmen
NBC announced a national televised debate on freedom of the press for June 24 at 2 pm taped and aired that night 9 30 to 10 30 pm Eastern Daylight Time. The American team includes White House secretary Pierre Salinger and Harrison Salisbury of the New York Times. the Soviet team features Aleksei Adjubey and Mikhail A Kharlamov.
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New York
White House
Pierre Salinger
Khrushchev
National Broadcasting Co
Nbc-Tv
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Salinger
Quality of local schools drives research lab site choice
New York analysts say a community’s school system outranks tax breaks or zoning in attracting research laboratories. Walter Kidde Constructors cites 28 criteria with education worth 130 of 1000 possible points, highlighting pupil per teacher ratios, per pupil spending, and college placement records as core factors alongside land cost and utilities for site selection.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frank L. Whitney
Walter Kidde Constructors Nc
Sperry Rand
Warner- Lambert
Westinghorse Electric
Shell Chemical
Schering
General Electric
General Time
Atomic Energy Commission
Kidde
Computer One Tenth Of Usual Size Is Planned
Baltimore AP report states Westinghouse Air Arm Division works on Mal-E-Com a computer weighing under 15 pounds and under one third of a cubic foot with no tubes or transistors and operating on a solid semiconductor crystal compared to 175 pounds and three cubic feet for the current model.
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Baltimore
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Air Arm
Patrick Conley
Conley
Verily I Say Unto You About Entering God’s Kingdom
A religious note cites Luke 18 1 urging humility to enter the kingdom of God, warning that those who do not receive it as a child will not enter. The brief verse-style proclamation reflects traditional scripture phrasing and moral instruction.
Know Your Bridge Deal From a Tournament Play
In a recent duplicate bridge event North opened one heart and faced a tough decision. Mrs Betty Pearly bid two notrump over one spade, was doubled by East, and then led a strategic line to secure eight tricks. Pearly avoided potential finesses, noting East held the missing high cards, and ran diamond tricks to triumph.
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North
East
South
Betty Pearly
King Font
Mrs. Pearly
West
Declarer
Bast
de Clarer
Com Tra Ores Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Clue Pack prompts and answers
Crossword clue list features 40 Eskimo tool 41 Citizen shortened 43 Split pulse 44 Piece out 45 King Span 47 Latvian river. Local puzzle notes hint at common crossword entries and spelling variants.
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Taterday’s
Eskimo Tool
Citizen
Split Pulse
King (Sp
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