Speedup in Programming to Process Income Tax Returns Electronically
In Martinsburg West Virginia the IRS announces a two year acceleration of its electronic tax processing project. Commissioner Mortimer Caplin says conversion to computer operations should be complete by 1966, instead of 1968 or 1969, at a new 750000 center housing master files for about 80 million taxpayers. The plan assigns identity numbers, uses nine regional centers, and will flag suspicious returns for review while expanding computer aided fraud detection.
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Martinsburg
W.va
Internal Revenue Service
Shenandoah Valley
Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
IRS
Caplin
National Center
United States
Practice Rule Is Held Valid By High Court
The U S Supreme Court rules a Kansas practice rule requiring in state associate lawyers for out of state practice is constitutional. The decision, 6 to 2, upholds the Kansas rule adopted in 1958 and rejects claims of due process or equal protection violations. Justice Douglas dissented joined by Justice Black.
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High Tribunal
Kansas
High Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Keith Martin
Mission
Kan
Johnson County
Kansas City
Jackson County
Martin
Kansas Court
Hich
U.S. Supreme Court
Douglas
Black
Whittaker
Missouri
Weather forecast for Kansas eases cold spell
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions through Tuesday with gradual warming. A new cold front is expected late Tuesday bringing a temperature drop but little precipitation. Sunday highs ranged from 37 in Concordia to 43 in Chanute with overnight lows mostly in the 20s.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Chanute
Goodland
Lawrence
Traffic Fatalities Log For Topeka Area Traffic study
Kansas traffic death log shows 48 hours to 9 am Monday data and monthly totals. November figures and year 1961 figures are provided, with comparison to 1960 period totals. The report covers Topeka region fatalities and overall trends in recent months.
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Topeka
Kansas
Veiled Soviet warning over US nuclear testing
Moscow press agency Tass issued a veiled warning that continued American and allied nuclear tests could prompt the Soviet Union to extend its own test program. The Tass statement followed President Kennedy's hint at resuming atmospheric tests and urged a general disarmament treaty with strict international control. The Kremlin also signaled readiness to abandon all nuclear weapons if others do the same.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Tass
Khrushchev
News Award To Mrs Cole
The Tribune awarded $3 for last week's top news tip from Mrs L Ray Cole of 208 S Highland Chanute. The tip recounted Mike Golden a 1960 Chanute High School graduate surviving 24 hours on a snow ledge in Colorado after a deer hunting accident. The paper invites tips from Chanute and four counties and provides contact numbers for tips.
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Chanute
L. Ray Cole
S. Highland
The
Tribune
Two Traffic Deaths on State Highways
Two traffic deaths occurred in Kansas weekend incidents. In Sedgwick County a car truck collision killed Robert L. Jones 42 of Wichita. three truck occupants were injured. In Columbus a one car crash killed Jack Greer 19 of Joplin Missouri. driver Russell Picard 21 and passenger James Brewer 15, both from Joplin, were injured.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Robert L. Jones
Wichita
Jack Greer
Joplin
Columbus
Russell Picard
James Brewer
Fire Destroys Grady Barn near Chanute
Mrs. Cleora Grady's farm at Erie R. 1 suffered a barn fire about 11:30 yesterday. A tractor and about one ton of hay were lost. several sheep escaped. Carl and Jim Grady reported they had just loaded hay and left. cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Erie
Cleora Grady
Erie R. 1
Chanute
Carl Grady Jr
Grady
Jim Grady
Buffalo Man Suffered Hand Injury In Sawing Accident
Fred Dodge a Buffalo resident sustained a severe injury to his left hand in a sawing accident at Acme Brick Co. His hand slipped while sawing a board around 2 p.m. Friday. He was taken to Neosho Memorial Hospital Chanute where his little finger was amputated and the thumb badly mangled possibly requiring amputation. Details remain unavailable. Dodge remained hospitalized.
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Buffalo
Fred Dodge
Acme Brick Co
Dodge
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Brownie Singorama at Junior High Auditorium
The annual Brownie Scout Singorama will be held tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 4 45 in the junior high school auditorium. Mrs Margaret Hollenshead will lead the singing.
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Margaret Hollenshead
Boeing, GE Win Pentagon Contracts for Defense Work
Boeing Co. awarded a 21.68 million dollar contract for B52 bomber modification kits. General Electric Co. gains 15.804 million dollars in Air Force and Navy contracts for defense services and projects.
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New York
Boeing Co
General Electrics Co
Air Force
Navy
Girls Change Sex in Racing Career in London Report
London report cites Thomas Jeffcoate of Liverpool University in Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine. He describes two British female athletes developing male traits and discusses medical criteria for sex classification and implications for competition.
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London
Thomas Jeffcoate
Liverpool University
Royal Society of Medicine
Clan Keith Sinks Off Tunisian Coast with 61 Missing
The 7129 ton Scottish tanker Clan Keith exploded in heavy seas near the Tunisian coast. Sixty one of 68 European officers and Pakistani crewmen were missing. seven survivors were rescued, including the captain, by the British freighter Durham Trader. The ship carried chemicals, steel filings and cast iron pipe from Southampton to Ceylon.
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Tunis
Tunisian
Clan Keith
Clanwine Steamers
Glasgow
Southhampton
Ceylon
Radiation Windows By Glass Company
Corning Glass Works developed radiation tight portholes for fallout shelters. Four inch square up to 36 inch thick glass portholes offer outside views and ease confinement strain. A 24 inch thick window with frame sells for less than 100 dollars.
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Corning
N.Y
Corning Glass Works
Advertising Managers Meeting Set for Junction City
The Kansas Daily Newspaper Advertising Managers Association will hold its annual spring meeting in Junction City March 16 18. Hal Cooley of the Great Bend Tribune presides over the association which includes representatives from Kansas 49 daily publications.
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Junction City
Kansas Daily Newspaper Advertising Managers Association
Hal Cooley
The
Great Bend Tribune
Kansas
Farm accident claims Ness City man on milo harvest
Gerald G. Schwein, 24, of Ness City, was killed in a harvesting accident on his father in law Howard Betz’s farm. He fell from a combine and a wheel crushed his chest as Betz operated the machine cutting milo.
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Ness City
Gerald G. Schwein
Howard Betz
Schwein
Betz
Milo
Exchanges Closed for Election Day in New York
The New York and American stock exchanges will be closed Tuesday for election day while the Chicago Board of Trade and livestock market remain open.
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New York
New York and American Stock Exchanges
Chicago Board of Trade and Livestock Market
Families Homeless in Kansas City Fire
A Sunday night blaze destroyed upper floors of a four story apartment building in Kansas City leaving 26 families homeless. A passing motorist alerted residents and helped summon help. No injuries reported. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars. Fire began on a back porch and cause undetermined.
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Kansas City
UN group to discuss Congo civil war threat in Security Council
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin plans further talks with UN delegates before a possible Security Council meeting on Congo turmoil. Ethiopia Nigeria and Sudan urged a council action over mercenary activity in Katanga. The Congo fighting has seen gains and reversals as Katanga and central government forces clash amid UN cautions and air actions. E. P. Hurt, 623 S$. Highland, returned from rest in Tucson.
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United Nations, N.Y
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Security Council
Congo
Zorin
Ethiopia
Nigeria
Sudan
Katanga
Leopoldville
Sture Linner
Sweden
Kasai
Elisabethville
Joseph Yav
Associated Press
Colin Frost
Frontier
Frost
Greek Court Reviews Ranney Death Penalty Case
In Athens Greece the Supreme Court has two months to study the murder case of American Roger Ranney 26 of Chanute Kansas who was sentenced to die before a firing squad for the death of two Greek seamen. His Greek attorney seeks a new trial and funds are being raised to finance experts travel for a lie detector test and possible further action.
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Athens
Greece
Supreme Court
Roger Ranney
Chanute, Kas
Andreas Vachliotis
United States
Ranney
Vachliotis
George Mandaleros
Dimitrious Efstahiou
Chanute
Merrill Casey
Don Donaldson
Donaldson
Greek Supreme Court
Paul Vardizonnis
Casey
Robert Cartwright
State Department
John Lowen
Bank of Commerce
First National Bank
Berliners Fight Tear Gas as West Rips East Fence
West Berlin police defended protesters who ripped down 300 yards of wire fence separating East and West Berlin. About 150 tear gas grenades were fired. four workers were unhurt. The action occurred near the railway tracks and involved border guards, French sector authorities, and Eiffel- era tension before the August border closing.
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West Berlin
Chanute United Fund Hits 56 Percent of Goal
The Chanute United Fund drive reaches 56 percent with $11,161.90 raised from 892 contributors averaging $12.61. Cash totals are $8,653.42 and pledges $2,508.48. Two more firms join the 100 percent club, including Ebur Schultz Insurance Agency and KCRB Radio, as campaign manager John Nation says the drive will extend through the week to collect remaining reports.
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Chanute United Fund
Ebur Schultz Insurance Agency
Kcrb Radio
John Nation
Flood Waters Begin Retreat On Neo Sho River
Swollen Neo Sho River crested at 25.65 feet above normal on Saturday, 5.65 feet over flood stage, then began retreating. At 9 a.m. today it stood 21.1 feet, with officials noting a slow fall. This marks the fourth flood in six months, not reaching May and September peaks.
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Neosho River
Neosho
Youth Charged In Accident In Kansas
An 18 year old Buffalo youth James Harman was cited for reckless driving after his 1957 Ford ran off highway K39 into a ditch eight miles west of Chanute about 4 30 Sunday morning. He was uninjured and damage was about 40 dollars. A minor collision occurred on 14th Street injuring nothing and causing 15 dollars in damage to the Reynolds car. Georgia Gaudern and Lawrence Coats reported a rear end bump at a traffic light on E Main with minor damage to Coats car.
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Buffalo
James Harman
Highway Patrol
Chanute
Harman
Robert Petty
S. Evergreen
Charles Reynolds
Reynolds
Georgia Gaudern
Garfield
Lawrence Coats
Altoona
Coats
Gaudern
E. Main
Fireman Find Body in Burning Topeka Home
Firemen wearing oxygen masks found the body of 59 year old Mrs Oma B Bozarth in the burning living room of her Topeka Kansas home Saturday night Her husband Harry M Bozarth said he had just returned from a visit to their daughter at Maple Hill and found the house filled with smoke He sounded the alarm.
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Topeka
Oma B. Bozarth
Harry M. Bozarth
Maple Hill
Kan
Nehru Opens Talk Series in Newport
Prime Minister Nehru arrives in Newport to open talks with President Kennedy on world issues and the U S approach to nuclear testing. The visit includes lunch at Hammersmith Farm and discussions with Kennedy and Ambassador Galbraith as Indira Gandhi joins the family.
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Newport
R.I
Nehru
India
Kennedy
United States
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
New York
John Kenneth Galbraith
U.S
Honey Fitz
Narragansett Bay
Hammersmith Farm
White House
Pierre Salinger
Ambassador Galbraith
Indira Gandhi
Newport Estate
Mrs. Kennedy
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Advertising Managers
E. P. Hurt
Tuscon, Ariz
Aegean Islands
East Berlin
United Fund
Free World
Harold Macmillan
Red China
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