Brundage Owes $15,547 in Taxes Says IRS
The IRS claims Avery Brundage president of the International Olympic Committee must pay 15,547.59 for 1963 income taxes amid a dispute over charitable deductions. Brundage seeks an extra 10 percent deduction for contributions to government-supported or publicly donated institutions, notably a San Francisco museum gift and other gifts.
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Fairfield Police Board Rejects Youth Job Program
Fairfield police board rejects a proposal to hire about 12 college-age youths for summer work in traffic control at beaches and other sites. Critics say it would disrupt operations. supporters argue it would teach responsibility and offer rehabilitation. The plan was defeated two to one at a police headquarters meeting.
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Cuban exodus via state farms as travel blocks grow
In Havana hundreds of Cubans awaiting emigration to the United States or Spain are being mobilized by the Castro government to work in state sugar fields. The program, described as six weeks old, centers on adult family members resigning from jobs to qualify for departure, with some women mobilized to assist farming centers.
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Oil slick reappears as tanker halves leak near San Juan harbor
After the Océ tanker split in San Juan harbor, oil currents reversed bringing oil back to Barbosa Park beach Isla Verde. The Americana Hotel plans to reopen after oil cleanups while U S Navy and private firms remove spilled fuel from the two ship halves to a nearby refinery.
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