IRS keeps expense account rules tight with minor relaxations
IRS releases final rules on business entertainment deductions with slight liberalizations. Affected areas include yacht and hunting lodge use partial business qualification and deductions for meals with no immediate business benefit. Commissioner Caplin defends balance between curbing abuses and allowing legitimate expenses amidst hotel and restaurant industry concerns.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ing
Mortimer M. Caplin
The
Revenue Service
Barron Accepts State Cleanup Earns Citation
West Virginia Governor Barron accepted a Keep America Beautiful cleanup award in Washington with Commerce Secretary Hodges noting litter as a growing problem. The event highlighted Buckhannon and Logan as industrious beneficiaries, and 46 new plants attributed to the program. Barron called the effort a "people's program" and a continuing drive to attract visitors, with Sen. Randolph and Rep. Staggers among delegates present.
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Thomas F. Stafford
Washington
Barron
Keep America Beautifull
West Virginia
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
U. S
West
Donald J. Hardenbrook
National Association of Manufacturers
Hardenbrook
Hulett C. Smith
Smith
Buckhannon
Logan
Jennings Randolph
National Ymca Youth Congress
Ken Hechler
Curtis B. Trent Jr
Clarence Elmore
Truman E. Gore
W. Bernard Smith
Adj
Williams
Racing Commission
Eugene Fredericks
Curtis Wilson
Nancy Grace Conwell
Bridgeport
Keep
America
Los Angeles
Elkins Hospital Expansion Gets Federal Funding
A $3.5 million federal grant and loan package backs a new five story hospital and medical center to replace Memorial General in Elkins West Virginia. Construction starts within three months on four acres near the city limits. The grant totals $2.4 million from the Area Redevelopment Administration and the loan is $1.7 million from the Community Families Administration.
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Wheeling
Randolph
Byrd
J. Edward Day
West Virginia
Charleston
Carson Browning
Logan
Elkins
Memorial General Hospital
Area Redevelopment Administraion
Community Families Administration
Koje Island landslide buried hundreds after heavy rain
A nightlong downpour on Koje Island near Pusan, Korea, triggered a landslide that buried more than 100 people, with 55 bodies recovered by noon. Nine of the victims were police directing evacuation in Changsungpo village as 20 houses collapsed when a school embankment failed. Estimates of those buried ranged up to 150.
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Pusan
Korea
Koje
Changsungpo
John T. Morgan Heads Reorganized Civic Center Board
John T. Morgan was elected chairman for 1963 64 at the reorganized Civic Center board meeting replacing Bishop Wil guru C Campbell. Carl K Gilchrist was named vice chairman C T D Chandler secretary and G E Ferguson treasurer. Homer Hann ar named chairman of the rules committee. Chester B Talley received a plaque for service. The board also discussed attendance rules and reported a profit of 12941 40 from self operated concessions vs 6420 19 year prior under lease.
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Civic Center Board of Directors
John T. Morgan
Wilguru C. Campbell
Morgan
Carl K. Gilchrist
C. T D. Chandler
G. E. Ferguson
Gard
Homer Hannar
Chester B. Talley
Appalachian Power Co
Shanklin
May
Civic Center
Conterfeiting Ring Broken in Durham
Secret Service using an undercover agent broke a counterfeiting ring in Durham North Carolina recovering one million dollars in bogus twenty dollar bills Three men were arrested Roy Lee Matthews Robert G Ferguson and R B Poole all from Durham Bonds were set at five thousand dollars Matthews offered twenty dollars in real currency for each hundred counterfeit dollars Investigators recovered seventy thousand dollars from his car and ninety thousand counterfeit bills from three pasteboard boxes under a bed at his home
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Durham
N.C
Secret Service
United States
Roy Lee Matthews
Robert G. Ferguson
R. B. Poole
Ferguson
Poole
Matthews
Soviet Rebukes China Leaders, Moscow News Briefing
Moscow reports the Kremlin publicly rebuked Chinese Communist chiefs amid rising Sino Soviet tensions in 1962. The article notes friction between the two Communist powers as the dispute broadens and both sides defend their positions on global strategy and authority.
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New York Times Co
Moscow
Kremlin
Pravda
Communist Party
Itorial
Communist Party of China
Communist Movement
Peking
Central Committee
International Communist Movement
Mao Tse Tung
Chinese Communist Party
Khrushchev
U S labels critique of Soviet Mediterranean plan
The United States told Russia that the call for an atom free Mediterranean was a propaganda move to undermine protection by Polaris submarines. Washington noted three Polaris subs had been deployed to guard the region against what it called nuclear blackmail, while Khrushchev’s August 1961 warning was cited as a trigger for alleged Soviet threats.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Mediterranean
Moscow
Khrushchev
NATO
Acropolis
Italy
Turkey
U. S
Soft Whiskey aims to be a smoother hard liquor
An ad style claim for Soft Whiskey 86 proof describing it as the first hard liquor that isn t hard. It emphasizes small batch distilling, no sting, and easy blending in drinks. Calvert Extra is presented as Soft Whiskey with a caution that hard liquor may feel unnecessary after trying it.
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Barron Accepts
Charleson
the Post Office Department
Day
Elmore
Gov. Barron
Watergate Amphitheater
ALL - West Virginia Band
West Virginia Society of Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Rufino G. Hechanova
Philippines
Chicago
Baltimore
Louisville
Eastern
China
U.S
Ideo
Tavestia
Our Party
Communist
DR. H. 5S. Shapero
Mccorkle Ave
S.E. Marmet
W. VA
ATLAS
Seaboard
Seaboard Finance Company
Quarrier St
Charleston, W. Va
Roy Tully
Galperin Music CO
Wala
Calvert
Isville, KY
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