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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1969
Page
13
Ray De Crane explains how dependents are evaluated for exemption credits in 1968. Key tests include total support over the year and a dependent's gross income under 600 dollars, with nuances for married children, students, and elderly parents. The article notes death and birth timing impact credits and outlines the approach to student earnings versus support.
Vice president Hubert Humphrey was elected a director of Encyclopaedia Britannica Inc and Encyclopaedia Britannica Education Corp. He will also chair the board of consultants for the educational company, a key policy role, according to publisher William Benton.
Cartoon caption jokes about a character enforcing the Miranda warning. Readers note the punchline hinges on invoking the right to silence in a humorous police interview setup. The strip uses quick dialogue and a visual gag to land the laugh.
The Dutch Pastoral Council, representing five million Catholics, voted 100 to 4 to reject Pope Paul VI's renewal of the church ban on artificial birth control. Seven bishops joined the majority and the council voiced support for the Dutch catechism in its original form despite Vatican calls for amendments.
About 200 workers at the International Janitor Central Heating Equipment plant in Newcastle walked off Monday saying the factory was too cold to work. A company spokesman said some mechanical doors jammed open and the heating system could not relieve the chill.
Adam Kacamarzyk, 28, was executed in Poland for passing secret military information to the British. PAP reported the Council of State rejected clemency. The exact method was not disclosed, but hanging was suspected. He was described as a dangerous paid agent of British Intelligence. During trial in June he revealed meetings with British citizens holding diplomatic passports.
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