IRS seeks $20,000 tax claim against Hoffa and wife
The IRS charged Teamster President James R. Hoffa and his wife with $20,295 in additional 1959 income taxes and requested a trial in federal court in Detroit. The agency contends personal benefits paid to Hoffa were taxable, while the Hoffas argue they were tax exempt or ordinary business expenses. The dispute notes 1958 income of $71,407.95 versus claimed $100,519.77 and a $54,001.85 tax liability, with a $10,000 capital loss carryover also contested.
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Detroit
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Hoffas
Joll
New York City
Governor Bellmon Wears Screwball Pin
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon wore a red rubber ball with screws punched into it on Wednesday. The gesture followed being called a screwball by Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman last week, and a Sharon, Oklahoma mechanic sent the ball.
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UPI
Henry Bellmon
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Sharon, Okla
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Orville Freeman
Harvard Students Defend Moral Climate Amid Dean's Critique
Harvard University students push back against a dean's claim that coed visits to men rooms enable wild parties and sexual excesses. They say rules allow girls to visit male rooms by agreement behind closed doors, denying widespread misconduct. Dean Monro and Dean Watson said rules had been violated seriously, a view echoed in a Crimson letter Oct. 9.
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UPI
Harvard University
Harvard
John A. Monro
Harvard College
John Hancock
Kennedy
Monro
Harvard Crimson
Robert W. Watson
The
Crimson
Three Convicted In Bribery Case
A U S District Court jury convicted Paul A. Garin Saul Glassman and Henry Grillo for attempting to bribe an IRS official. Verdict reached about 12:30 p.m. No emotion shown. Sentencing set for Nov 18. defendants plan appeals if jail terms follow.
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Boston
UPI
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Paul A. Garin
Newton
Saul Glassman
Brookline
Henry Grillo
Andover
New England
Francis J. W. Ford
Minuteman Missile Marks 19th Successful Training Launch
The Air Force announced the 19th successful Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile training launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base California. A Strategic Air Command crew from Malmstrom Air Force Base Montana fired the operational missile on Thursday over the Pacific Missile Range.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Pacific
Strategic Air Command
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Mont
Ransom Charged In Civil Rights Case In Americus
In Americus Georgia five jailed civil rights workers face federal charges with prosecutors claiming local officials are holding them for ransom until they leave Sumter County. The case accuses four of inciting insurrection and one of unlawful assembly, with bail potential discussed and a demand for a habeas corpus writ to free the detainees.
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Americus, Ga
UPI
Americus
Sumter County
Morris Abram
U.S
Americas
William Smith
Abram
Smith
Stephen Pace
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