Income Averaging Great Benefits in New Tax Bill
Sylvia Porter explains how the 1963 tax bill’s income averaging could reduce taxes for taxpayers with fluctuating incomes. The provision applies to employees, partners, professionals, and corporations, letting large yearly earnings be treated as over five years to lower overall tax. She outlines steps and cautions on capital gains and gifts and advises deferring large bonuses to 1964 to maximize relief.
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New York
Mane
The
Research Institute of America
Wests risky play in classic bridge hand fails
A bridge column describes West opening the singleton diamond and making a series of poor decisions. South and dummy misled with clubs and hearts, East signaling correctly to beat the hand despite West and partner errors, finalizing with East controlling the endgame.
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West
South
East
Ham preference quirk inspires cartoon caption
A LAFF A DAY strip riffs on a family or character cycling tastes from ham to dislike, noting a sudden shift in affection. The joke plays on everyday food habits and casual fickleness in a lighthearted, humorous tone.
Books Borrowing Rules and Rehabilitation Statistics
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes library borrowing terms allowing three weeks with renewals. It also reports national rehabilitation figures: 110,136 disabled people rehabilitated, with 1,410 cases removed from aid and 54 from the commission for the blind, highlighting savings by turning disabled taxpayers into contributors.
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Commission For the Blind
Public Instruction Department
New Acquisitions at C R Library Include Arts and Recreation Titles
The C R Library adds seven program admission options at 2 50 and single entry rates 90 cents for adults 50 cents for children. New books cover art recreation and building modules with titles such as Funnies an American Idiom Body Building Abstract Painting Modular Practice and Chess with the Masters Dictionary of Marks and Antique Identifications.
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Pease
Berckelaers
Beneim
Mountaineers Screen Incomparable Switzerland Lecture
Phil Walker will present Incomparable Switzerland as the second Iowa Mountaineers Film Lecture of 1963 64 at 2 30 p m Sunday in MacBride Auditorium at the University of Iowa The film with native music guides passport holders to Zurich Bern the Swiss resort region and villages A feature is motion pictures of a free balloon flight over the Alps Tickets for adults are 5 for seven programs and 8 50 for 14 programs Children passport program pricing unclear.
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Iowa City
Incomparable
Switzerland
Phil Walker
Iowa Mountaineers
Macbride
University of Iowa
Zurich
Bern
Alps
Iowa Rehabilitation Records Rise Nine Percent in Fiscal Year
Iowa reports 1 464 disabled individuals rehabilitated under state and federal programs in the last fiscal year ending June 30, a 9 percent increase from the prior year. Iowa ranks 27th nationally with 53 per 100 000 population benefiting from rehabilitation services.
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DES Moines
UPI
Yna
Division of
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
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Stephens
Sayrs
Brown
Brockway
Weinstock
Manet
Perruchot
Waldberg
C.R. Library
Rosie
Mountaineers
Don
Webb
5Th Ave
Jackie van
Fhicaees Chez Rereee
Palmer House
Blackstone Hotel
Chicagoentre
Lois Reedy
Cedar Rapids Bowl Town & Country Shopping Center
Orion
Mount Vernon Road
Witwer Farm
Pau Enon Ae
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