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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
2
A survey by Eugene Gilbert reports high school students overwhelmingly support more scholarships for college. Art and science grants win strongest backing, with female students showing greater enthusiasm. athletic scholarships require good grades.
Iowa City reports scientists in the Iowa Visiting Scientist program will visit two East Iowa schools next week. Donald E. Riley of the University of Iowa will speak at Jefferson High School in Cedar Rapids on February 19. Eugene E. Hinman of Cornell College will visit Iowa Valley High School in Marengo on February 20.
Sylvia Porter explains the IRS move to automatic data processing and the need for individual identification numbers. The piece covers social security numbers or account numbers, joint returns, and the impact on divorced or nonworking spouses, plus common arithmetic errors on 1962 returns and the risk of overpaying or underpaying taxes.
The text explains using a unique account number for tax returns to enable rapid identification. It advises using a Social Security number if available as the account number when preparing the 1962 return and notes that payors of dividends, interest, rent, and royalties report payments to the treasury with the designated account number. It also mentions employer identifiers for business owners.
Clinton Engines Co. moves its entire operation from Clinton Michigan to Maquoketa Iowa. About 265 workers will be idled with final shutdown set for May 15. A small group may transfer to the Maquoketa plant. The move marks the second shift to Maquoketa in 13 years.
Thomas H. Kinkade an aeronautical engineer who prepared the Spirit of St Louis for Charles Lindberghs 1927 flight died Wednesday in Williamsport Pa Born in Canada he came to the United States as a youngster
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