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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
6
In Martinsburg West Virginia a national IRS computer center processes tax data from across the nation. The story imagines workers confronting a vast system handling about 78 million returns and posing questions about automation and judgment in tax processing.
Erie voters head to city hall for mayor and five council seats plus a police judge with Republicans fielding a full slate and Democrats contesting the mayoral post and three council positions. Election board includes judges Mrs Swan and Mrs Richardson and clerk Mrs Dawson and Mrs Craven.
A 20 year old secretary Miss Naomi Hoomes comments on taxes and the computer system used by the Revenue Service. The piece covers IRS automation, wage rules, and a forecast of tax policy in Congress including Kennedy administration plans and possible tax cuts. It also mentions Bowles and Galbraith, and various political and social notes from Washington.
Items report Iraqi students leaving Soviet campuses, Lopez Mateos ending Yugoslav visit, Austria avalanche fatalities, South Korea power struggle with Gen Chung Hee Park, China India border tensions claim, Saigon ambush losses, and repeated notes on India alleging Chinese border fabrication. The brief compiles rapid-fire international updates with leaders and conflicts spanning Moscow Belgrade Innsbruck Seoul and Saigon.
Fred Brooks of the Hutchinson News was chosen as chairman of the Kansas Wire Editors Association at the annual meeting. He succeeds Howard Sparks of the Wichita Eagle Beacon, with Johnny Johnston of the Leavenworth Times named vice chairman. Jim Heaton of KVGB spoke on expanded weather and highway reporting services.
The first University Press was established at Cornell University in 1869 marking an early shift toward formal university publishing. The move signified scholarly communication expansion at a major American university.
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