Medical expenses and retirement credits in tax guide
The article explains deductions for medical costs including wigs and home improvements with doctor advice, and details on retirement income credit rules. It covers educational costs for handicapped children, dependents under 65, and rules for earned income and sources of retirement income. It notes IRS rulings and changes, plus practical QAs on eligibility and itemization.
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Enterprise Assn
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
Supreme Court
IRS
TRS
Almanac for January 20, 1963 History Notes
This Almanac entry lists historical milestones on January 20 across years: 1801 John Marshall named chief justice, 1887 Pearl Harbor leased as a Navy base, 1936 King George V dies and Edward VIII ascends, and Franklin D. Roosevelt’s third presidential inauguration. It also notes a 1949 Roosevelt quote following wartime declarations.
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United Press International
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
John Marshall
Virginia
Supreme Court
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
George V
England
Edward VIII
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sir Alec Guinness to Move to Madrid for Rome Epic
Sir Alec Guinness has rented a house in Madrid and will relocate from London later this month to prepare for his role as Emperor Marcus Aurelius in The Fall of the Roman Empire. Shooting on the film starts in January.
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Hollywood
UPIT
Alec Guinness
Madrid
London
Marcus Aurelius
Vicos Indians Build Prosperity Under Cornel Peru Project
At the Vicos hacienda in Peru a Cornell led effort transformed a serflike community into a prosperous cooperative. Dr. Alan Holmberg and Peruvian officials introduced modern farming, enabling surpluses, cash profits, and self reliance for about 1,800 residents. The project spurred government interest and inspired other haciendas, with plans for hydro power and further industrial growth.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Andes
Peru
South America
Vices
Allan R. Holmberg
Cornell University
Holmberg
Cornell-Peru
Carlos Menge Medrano
Peruvian Institute of Indian Affairs
Vicos
Monge
Lima
Vicosinos
Cornell
Inceru
Readjustment pains in quitting smoking cause nail biting
Washington columnist notes that quitting smoking can bring odd side effects. A Pensacola woman nicknamed Miss Wireless quits cigarettes and nails biting, then endures long nails, torn hose, mis-typed letters, and habit rehab alongside advice from the writer.
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Miss Wieless
Miss Wireless
Sudan Across 3 See See Ate Enigmatic Clue Puzzle
A cryptic style clue list blends geography and wordplay. Readers fill in intersecting entries for Sudan Across and related downs, with references to primes, weapons, and ancient names, aiming to complete the puzzle grid.
Regal Residences Through Epigrams and Ode
Answer to Previous Puzzle items list includes poetic clues and answers ranging from noble dwelling terms to Latin phrases. The sequence covers regal residences and related terms, with references to poets, pauses, noun suffixes, and assorted common nouns. The list hints at a crossword style puzzle connecting clues to specific words.
Columbine Guests Underwatch After Robbery Clipping Incident
In Arizona hotel intrigue, Columbine contemplates a New York jewel theft clipping found on the floor. Pastor Martinus confronts her at dinner, warning of occult dangers while noting a thief’s exit and a possible intruder.
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Columbine
Iight
New York City
Park Avenue
Martinus
Hollywood studios hire Steiner for Spencers Mountain score
Warner Brothers names Max Steiner to compose the musical score for Delmar Daves film Spencers Mountain starring Henry Fonda Maureen O Hara James MacArthur Wally Cox and Donald Crisp. In London Carl Freman leads an international cast on The Victors at Shepperton after seven weeks of location filming in Italy and England featuring Melina Mercouri Romy Schneider Peter Fonda Michaelle Callan George Hamilton George Peppard Vincent Edwards Jim Mitchum and Eli Wallach. Lawrence Harvey to direct Ceremon y debut starring and producing. filming set for Spain and Tangier later this month.
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Hollywood
UPI
Max Steiner
Warner Brothers
Spencers Mountain
Henry Fonda
Maureen O'Hara
James MacArthur
Wally Cox
Donald Crisp
London
Carl Freman
Shepperton Studios
Italy
England
Melina Mercouri
Romy Schneider
Peter Fonda
Micha Callan
George Hamilton
George Peppard
Audrey Hepburn
Vincent Edwards
Dr. Ben Casey
Jim Mitchum
Robert Mitchum
Eli Wallach
Lawrence Harvey
Spain
Tangier
Labor Faces Split As Callaghan Emerges For Leader
The piece discusses Labor's struggle between right wing trade unionists led by George Brown and left leaning intellectuals like Harold Wilson over Gaitskell's succession. It notes the hope for a middle of the road candidate, with James Callaghan seen as a possible unifying figure from a humbler background.
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Labor
Gaitskell
George Brown
Harold Wilson
Britain
James Callaghan
Earl Attlee
United States Mint Surplus Coins for Domestic and Foreign Use
In 1960 the United States minted about 3 billion domestic coins and over 250 million coins for foreign countries, per the Treasury Department.
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United Press International
United States
Treasury Department
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Memphis, Texas
the Almanac
France
Communist Party
Rio Mareara
By Dick West
Sudan
Princi
Legislative Body
Guido
Mindanao
Naval Air Station
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
By Clarence Budington Kelland
Aum
Curtis Publishing
Arizona
Professor Thumb
Thumb
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Rogers Lumber Company
Hargrave
First Federal
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