Rulebook on Deductions in Taxes Ready
Washington AP reports the IRS issued the second major installment of new business deduction rules. The rules, aimed at curbing abuses, require a reasonable link between expenses and business activity and ban lavish entertainment. They affect about 10 percent of taxpayers and may raise around 100 million in revenue this year. Companies have until July 31 to adapt.
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Auto Production By Firms Listed
Detroit AP reports weekly and year to date 1963 auto production by firms. Chevrolet built 9,500 trucks versus 8,714 prior week. Dodge 2,200 versus 2,242. Ford 9,899 versus 9,540. GMC 1,670 versus 1,648. International 3,435 versus 3,355. Studebaker 358 versus 342. Jeep 1,975 versus 2,074.
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Los Angeles Parade Praised By Mayor Over Civl Rights Demonstration
In Los Angeles a two mile parade of about 2000 demonstrators marched to the board of education to demand integration. Mayor Samuel Yorty commended the orderly protest, while Dr. Christopher Taylor said minimal demands were unmet and warned of further action later in the week. The march began with 300 at First African Methodist Episcopal church and grew to about 1000, with three hundred seating in the hearing room. The NAACP and United Civil Rights Committee organized the event to show resolve on school integration.
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Scotland Yard Raids Anti-Atom Bomb Unit
Police raided a Committee of 100 meeting in London on Monday night and searched the homes of four leaders. Officers seized documents during the operation aimed at disrupting the militant anti nuclear bomb group ahead of President Kennedy's visit to Britain.
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Sleuth suspects frame-up reported on Hawaii channel
A TV program on KCRG-TV 9 titled Hawaiian Eye airs at 7 30 Tuesday night drawing a sleuth’s attention to a suspected frame-up. The local note highlights a mystery angle and media involvement in the case.
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Abstentions Save Pearson From a Defeat
In Ottawa the Liberal minority government survived a no confidence vote as abstentions and absentees tipped the balance. The censure of Finance Minister Walter Gordon failed 113 to 73 with 10 Social Credit votes, 13 New Democrat abstentions, and 66 absent members. The Conservatives pushed a motion seeking Gordon's removal over budget handling while stock markets remained open. New Democrat leader T C Douglas said his party abstained to honor a promised time in office.
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Worker Electrocuted On Telephone Wire Near Woodgate
Charles Evans, 30, a Consta bleville father of five and telephone lineman, was killed after a tree felled during logging struck a high voltage line and pushed a live line into the telephone wire he was repairing near Woodgate Oneida County. The fatal contact occurred four miles from the scene as he climbed a 15 foot pole to replace an insulator. State police confirmed the sequence near the village.
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U S Admiral Wright Arrives as Ambassador to Nationalist China
Taipei Formosa AP reports Adm. Jerauld Wright arrived Tuesday to assume the role of U S ambassador to Nationalist China, signaling a new phase in Washington Beijing ties and formal embassy leadership.
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Merger Sought Between C and NW and Rock Island Railways
North Western directors approved seeking control of Rock Island via stock ownership and directed management to apply for ICC approval to consolidate lines. They also authorized talks with Milwaukee Road for a possible three way merger of Rock Island, North Western and Milwaukee. The plan would offer Rock Island stockholders cash and bonds plus a share of North Western, with estimated annual savings over 25 million.
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Ben Heineman
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Hatching Bugs Choke Traffic Across Bridge
In Hannibal Missouri a swarm of willow bugs rose from the Mark Twain bridge area, piling up as deep as ten inches and stalling traffic. Authorities warned drivers to proceed with caution as the bugs crowded the roadway. The incident disrupted commuting and drew attention from nearby residents.
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