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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1965

Page

9

Taxpayers Questions IRS Answers Key Points 1964 changes

Unemployment benefits from the state are not taxable. The 1964 Revenue Act lowers the retirement income credit to 17 percent for 1964 and 15 percent for 1965, with expanded eligibility for some married couples over 65. A teacher may deduct course costs if they maintain or improve teaching skills or are required by an employer. File federal returns where you live, not where you moved from. GI insurance dividends are exempt, though interest on dividends left with VA is taxable. IRS assistance available in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines offices, with 24 hour blanks in post office lobby.

Internal Revenue Service IRS Cedar Rapids Internal Revenue Des Moines Iowa

Federal Men Arranged for Tuesday's Peaceful March

Two federal officials helped arrange a peaceful Selma march between state troopers and civil rights demonstrators. LeRoy Collins and John Doar led talks with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, Sheriff Jim Clark, and State Police Director Albert Lingo. The meeting followed Sunday violence and sought to prevent further bloodshed while upholding voting rights petitions. President Johnson monitored events as Gov. Wallace expressed concern and federal efforts aimed to ease racial tensions through the Federal Community Relations Service.

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Mayor Drives Police Car Ticketed In Safety Tour

OSKALOOSA AP Mayor Charles Russell drove a city police car during a safety inspection tour with Police Chief Lawrence Winn. He ran a school stop light and was ticketed. In Moscow MOSCOW AP Red China threatens to call home students in the Soviet Union over alleged police brutality toward demonstrators outside the U.S. embassy. The Chinese government accuses the Soviets, while Soviet officials deny harming protesters. About 300 Chinese students in the Soviet Union are reported, with officials uncertain about exact numbers.

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De Gaulle Accused By Symington Of Destroying Western Hopes

Senator Symington on the Senate floor denounced French President de Gaulle for using forceful tactics to undermine Western hopes and NATO. He warned that de Gaulle’s nationalism threatens peace and Western civilization, while contrasting his words with a Verdi letter found in Leningrad.

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Czech Boys Escape to West Germany

Two teenage Czech boys dodged communist bullets to escape to West Germany Wednesday, the Bavarian interior ministry announced.

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