N.Y. Tax Official Indicted For Tax Fraud
New York acting principal tax collector Samuel Emmett M of Brooklyn was indicted on charges of helping client Murray Rothenberg evade 19 187 in federal income taxes. Rothenberg, sales manager of Monocraft Products Co, was charged with income tax evasion for 1937 through 1960 and failing to report all commissions.
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New York
New York State
Samuel Emmett
Brooklyn
State Tax Department
Murray M. Rothenberg
Monocraft Products Co
Hugh C. Humphreys
U.S
Rothenberg
Humphreys
Oil Tax Book Sketch Sparks Protests by Oil Tycoons
Oil executives and Independent Petroleum Association officials condemned an IRS pamphlet illustration linking oil depletion provisions to luxury living. Senator John Tower joined the protest while IRS Commissioner Caplin defended the drawings as nonpropaganda to brighten the tax guide.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer M. Caplin
Minor S. Jameson Jr
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Caplin
Jameson
John Tower
R-Tex
Indictment of two for tax fraud over years prior to 1960
Emmett prepared Mr. Rothenberg's tax returns for each questioned year though she died in 1946. The two will plead the indictment on April 22. If convicted, each faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Emmett
Mr. Rothenberg
Trading Stamps Finance D.C. Tour For Blind Children
Five blind children from Liberty School in South Braintree will fly to Washington for a three day educational tour funded by about 300000 trading stamps. Teacher Mrs Wilberta L W Pittman collected and redeeming them for hotel plane fare sightseeing and other expenses. This is the longest trip in the Braille class series.
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Boston
UPS
Washington
Wilberta L. W. Pittman
Braintree
Liberty School
South Braintree
Objectionable illustration to be dropped from future use
Caplin advised Jameson that the illustration he found objectionable will not be used going forward, reflecting caution over promotional material. The exchange centers on media content decisions and the handling of imagery in forthcoming campaigns.
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Caplin
Jameson
Bridge Tunnel Opens Across Chesapeake Bay in Virginia Beach
The 17.6 mile bridge tunnel linking Virginia's Eastern Shore to the mainland opened Wednesday, replacing ferry service dating to 1607. It spans 12 miles of trestle, two 1 mile tunnels, two steel bridges, four islands, and 114 miles of causeway, with toll bonds funding the $200 million project and a 90 minute travel time reduction. The American Society of Civil Engineers calls it one of seven engineering wonders. President Johnson proclaimed Loyalty Day and Citizenship Day, with Constitution Week following.
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Virginia Beach
Chesapeake Bay
Washington
Johnson
United States
Virginia
New York
Jacksonville
Fila
Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission
American Society of Civil Engineers
De Valera to visit U S for three days in May
Irish President Eamon De Valera will travel to the United States for three days starting May 27. White House press secretary George Reedy said De Valera accepted President Johnson's invitation announced last Saturday.
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Washington
Eamon de Valera
United States
White House
George Reedy
Johnson
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UPI
Boston University
Harold C. Case
Nickerson Field
Boston Garden
Toe
Miami
Fla
Mary Gibson
Propaganda
Breck
Nichols
Wahoonah St
NZIG
Freezer
Pel
Camp Brac
Petrue Prrasteis
North Street
Trading Stamps Finance
D.C
Chesapeake
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