Some U.S. Businessmen Question Their Overseas Tax Bills
In New York, businessmen compare overseas tax burdens with U S rates. The Chase Manhattan Bank released a booklet outlining European markets, advertising, banking, incentives, tariffs, and taxation to aid investors. It notes depreciation rates are often more liberal in Europe than in the United States.
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Taxation Across Borders and Turnover Taxes Explained
The piece contrasts U S but notes that if Americans set up abroad they would face local levies. It discusses turnover taxes as a major revenue source in Europe, with France Germany Italy and the Benelux nations applying taxes on goods as they change ownership from raw materials onward.
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Charm, Gaily Return Slowly to Budapest
UPI dispatch from Budapest notes a revival of gaiety under Janos Kadars regime with jokes on politics in cafes and a growing taste for Western luxuries while trade remains East bloc oriented. A separate Dallas item reports a stolen four foot Indian statue at Lucas B&B Restaurant.
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Father Warned On Hypnotising His Foster Son
Frank Nelson 49 faced a court order in Los Angeles not to use hypnotism to win the affection of his 9 year old foster son amid a custody dispute with Irene Nelson 45. Superior Court Commissioner Clinton Rodda ruled Monday while granting temporary custody to Mrs. Nelson and preserving Nelson's visitation rights. Nelson denies the estranged wife’s claim he used hypnosis to influence the boy.
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Boston's Public Enemy No 1 Released From Prison
Joseph A. Flaherty, once labeled Boston's Public Enemy No 1, was granted parole after 13 years of a 36 to 46 year sentence for rape, assault and theft. He will leave Walpole Prison Friday to meet Fran McKearney, a Canadian woman who has spent nine years rehabilitating him, though they have never met in person. She calls the parole a life change and hopes for marriage with permission from the Parole Board.
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Parole Granted for Flaherty After Long Deliberation
Flaherty, once linked to robbery and assault in 1951, wins parole after a 3-1 board vote. Miss McKearney, Unity Church member, supports his release and plans to join him in Boston. Warden Gavin notes relief as he awaits a printing trade job and a fresh start.
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