Tax return secrecy a Double standard swoop
Taxpayers believe their income tax returns stay confidential, but federal and state snooper rules broaden access. The FTC SEC SSA Commerce Department and renegotiation board can review returns, and heads of agencies may inspect any specific filing. State officials and some Congress committees also access records, while private individuals remain barred. This double standard angers taxpayers who expect privacy.
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United States
Washington
National Security Council
Colorado
Gordon Allott
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Paul Dixon
Dixon
Securities and Exchange Commission
Social Security Administration
Commerce Department
Renegotiation Board
Congress
Evolution of the vice presidency into a key executive role
The vice presidency has transformed from an honorary position into a major source of presidential power. Nixon and Johnson shaped a new trend with broader duties, including National Security Council participation and high level diplomacy, signaling the VP as a stand-in for the president in many cases.
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U. S
F. D. Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
White House
Nixon
Johnson
National Security Council
Bugged Sax in Russia Sparks Soviet Spy Theories
Izvestia claims the CIA used a Benny Goodman tour to plant spies after a Soviet musician allegedly reported disapproval of a performance. The piece notes all 17 Goodman band members were selected by Goodman and vetted by Soviet police, with three weeks of rehearsals before the tour. It also mocks the spying charge as unfounded and mocks homegrown jokes about mothers in law.
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Benny Goodman
Workers’ Paradise
Goodman
Izvestia
Russia
Democrats Face Johnson Bid Amid Youth Fervor Gap
Washington reports that Democrats see Lyndon Johnson as an older generation symbol while younger members seek Kennedy era vigor. Strategists note Johnson's broad but soft support and potential vulnerability to the white backlash, with registration drives intensifying to mobilize likely voters ahead of November.
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Bruce Bioss
Washington
Enterprise Assn
Atlantic City
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Johnson
John Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Banks hesitate on stock listing despite NYSE openness
The NYSE sees about 50 banks large enough to list, but few show interest. Comptroller Saxon seeks relaxed trading rules and dual exchange and OTC trading for bank stocks. State-chartered Chase Manhattan has applied. no commercial bank has traded on the NYSE since 1954.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Securities & Exchange Commission
James J. Saxon
Chase Manhattan Bank of
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Boyle's Column Opens the Mailbag by HAL BOYLE
New York AP roundup of miscellany includes startling stats about marriages and life insurance, global power capacity, and odd trivia. Notables quote J Edgar Hoover on truth telling while lists nickname families and a quip on written exams before 1700. Fo lkore and superstition anecdotes close the column with playful warnings.
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Hal Boyle
NEW York
Womer Life
Tokyo Eelectric Power Co
Japan
U.S
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Joneses
Smiths
Johnsons
Williams
Browns
Millers
Davis
Martins
Andersons
Wilsons
J. Edgar Hoover
Nature Notes
Tales of the Saco River recollections 1895 to 1915
Archibald W Roberts recalls a waterfront era on the Saco River in Biddeford from 1895 to 1915 including the City of Waterville sternwheel boat, the death of artist F A Luques, dredging and barge work, local crews and summer operetta prep, clergy boat outings, and a photographer who ferried summer residents to the Pool.
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Archibald W. Roberts
Saco River
Lamb
Hawthorne
Biddeford
William A. Roberts
Waterville
Saco
Hills Beach
Camp Ellis
Biddeford Pool
Charles S. Hamilton
F. A. Luques
Alfred Street
Westbrook
Squando
McKinley
Congress
United States
Gordon's Wharf
Pool Road
Joe Guiney
George Gordon
Wallace Stuart
Harry Gordon
Ernest Doyle
Francis
Alfr
Jocelyn
Methodist Church
Father Lequennec
Robert Henry Gay
Gordon’s Wharf
Right to vote hinges on informed women readership
Ruth Willett argues women must read newspapers to inform voting choices. She warns against relying on TV personalities or gossip, urging women to study speeches, platforms, voting records, and real facts to separate a candidate's image from truth, and to inform their country.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
America
Aever
Convention fashion and tornado death trends noted
The piece notes nine million Americans will attend 20 000 conventions costing 2 billion dollars. It highlights fashion shifts toward broader shouldered narrower waisted suits and a one button jacket. It contrasts this with tornado fatalities, mentioning 552 deaths in 1936 and 31 last year. Alfred Adler is quoted on principles versus living up to them.
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U.S
Custom Clothiers Association
Alfred Adler
Paul Harvey on balanced diet and politics in election year
Paul Harvey cites ice cream as a metaphor for political choices between liberal and conservative stances. He warns against excess in budgeting, defense, subsidies, inflation, and social programs while noting a dangerous centralization of power near Florida and eight million “moochers” seeking more. The piece ends with another round of ice cream as a satirical nudge toward voters.
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Senator Goldwater
Harveys
Paul
Florida
Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Update and Hint
A cryptogram puzzle explains substitution clues for a Longfellow quote. It presents a coded line ZSMW DP BER SRS CMLVUS RD AIV DVJIDS and notes daily different mappings. Yesterday’s quote states There are no friends at cards or world politics.
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Finley Peter Dunne
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Maine
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