Romance ends in double tragedy at Rice University
Kaylah Holcomb, 20, Baytown, a Rice honor student and beauty queen, and John H. Calhoun, 21, Texas A&M former scholar on leave, died from self-inflicted gunshots after a campus romance soured. Police called it murder and death by own action after finding a 38 caliber revolver in Calhoun’s hand. Bodies found at Tennison Hotel.
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Oscar sniping in Hollywood at 1963 nominations
Hollywood debates the 1963 Oscar nominations as industry leaders and critics question why commercial hits like Cleopatra and How the West Was Won gain many noms while acting and writing honors go elsewhere. The piece notes press ads influencing nominations and compares to New York theater trends.
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IRS blunder mars tax form sample showing wrong wages
Washington AP report details a public error by the Internal Revenue Service in a sample tax form. A copied wage figure of 1375 instead of 1025 misallocated the couple Frank and Evelyn Jones’s fee fund, reducing it from about 114 to 33 and disrupting the sample return. The agency issued correction sheets to insert in the tax guide Your Federal Income Tax.
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