Probers Chase Two JFK Leads In CIA Mexico City Case
House investigation seeks CIA surveillance photo of Lea Harvey Donald in Mexico City and a photo misidentification of Oswald at the Soviet embassy. The panel also probes a CIA wiretap transcript of Oswald talking by telephone to the Soviet embassy. Discussions over a multi year budget for the probe continue ahead of January hearings.
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Bell May Charge For Out-of-Town Phone Information
AT&T chairman says Bell subsidiaries may seek long distance directory assistance charges. FCC or state regulators may approve details. de Butts notes long distance calls already reflected in bills. cost shared by all customers. AT&T spends about 660 million annually for 5.5 billion information calls, 700 million long distance. Some Bell units already charge for local info. interstate directory aid remains free.
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GAO Urges IRS to Admit Mistakes in Tax Adjustments
The GAO finds IRS errors in up to percent of cases and notes taxpayers rarely appeal due to lack of notice. In a Memphis and Kansas City sample, 16 adjustments were too high and 10 too low. 15 of 16 overassessments were accepted by taxpayers. The study calls for improved notifying of appeal rights and standardized audit practices.
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Meany Undergoes Cataract Surgery in Bethesda
AFL-CIO President George Meany, aged 82, is reported in good condition after cataract removal surgery on his right eye at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. Dr. W Paxsad Chalfant Jr said Meany will have normal vision with corrective lenses, noting the procedure involved lens removal and is common for his age.
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Agnew Pardon Request Rejected by White House
The White House reportedly declined to grant a pardon for former Vice President Spiro Agnew after his no contest plea to income tax evasion. Columnist Jack Anderson said White House attorneys directed his legal team to the Justice Department, noting established procedures. Agnew’s lawyer Judah Best offered no comment.
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First Nobel Peace Prize Shared by Dunant and Passy
United Press International reports that the inaugural Nobel Peace Prize in 1901 was shared by Jean Henry Dunant of Switzerland and Frederic Passy of France.
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