Compassion and law in the Slovik case and survivor appeal
The widow Antoinette Slovik argues for relief from insurance and burial issues linked to her husband, the only American GI executed for desertion in World War II. The Army’s ruling denies benefits, and while sympathy exists, law forecloses eligibility.
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Army
Slovik
France
Liovik
Foxx teases ABC variety show details and guests
Redd Foxx, preparing a one hour ABC variety series, hints at a mix of new and seasoned acts and a regular slot for Damita Jo. He mentions jazz guests may appear if in town, and says ABC pressures are not an issue. Foxx notes no current beefs with ABC and recalls past NBC tensions.
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Redd Foxx
NBC
Foxx
Damita Jo
Steve Gibson and
The
Red Caps
Garald Wilson
Clark Terry
New York
Clark
St. Louis
Dizzle Gillespie
ABC
Son of
Sam
Lorimar Productions
Waltons
S.O.S
Fun
Jimmy Breslin
Dick Schaap
Lee Rich
Lorimar
Breslin
Viking Press
Keogh Plan Could Boost Self-Employed Couple's Retirement
Sylvia Porter outlines a plan for David and Lynn P. to strengthen finances. As a self employed architect and freelance writer with 41,000 and 8,000 yearly income, they save aggressively but insufficiently for emergencies and retirement. A Keogh Tax Shelter Retirement Plan allows them to defer taxes and shelter up to 15 percent of income, up to 7,500 per year per person, improving long term security.
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Lynn
Keogh
Tax Sheltering and Investment Strategy for the Self-Employed
The piece outlines tax sheltering using Keogh plans for the self employed, with annual savings figures and investment mix. It discusses discount bonds for capital gains, growth stocks, and tax free income from municipal bonds, plus long term retirement planning and tax considerations. It also notes U S cooperation with SAVAK in Iran and a reported FBI attribution to Mansur Rafizadeh as a SAVAK agent in the United States.
U.S. moves on shah visit amid Iran tensions and censorship
Reports describe U.S. efforts to manage anti shah elements in the United States during his planned visit, including press scrutiny of an Iranian exile paper. Embassy officials resisted assisting Iran, with debates over libel risk and possible legal action. Separately, a debate on saccharin ads pits FDA bans against industry caution and broadcaster reluctance.
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Savak
Iran
United States
CIA
Richard Helms
Shah
Helms
State Department
U.S
Afshar
Department
Consumer Protection Bureau Offices in Six Cities
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities. For complaints about shoddy goods or business practices, contact by phone or letter. Mail to the detailed address Room 203, and call 454-7154 for assistance.
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Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection
Bureau
Vote Street
Cranlay advertising deadline noted in prior publication
Advertising deadline for Cranlay appears in the previous issue, with schedule details and submission timing. The notice references the date and time by which advertisers must submit copy to meet the publication cutoff.
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Cranlay
The Australian rabbit plague and Thomas Austin’s voyage
Jim Bishop recounts the 19th century voyage carrying 24 rabbits from Liverpool to Australia. The rabbits escaped, thrived, and multiplied across Victoria and New South Wales, sparking a century of effort to eradicate them. Governments spent vast sums on fences, poison, and hunts, while the rabbits moved across the continent and became a symbol of ecological disaster.
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Hobson's Bay
Thomas Austin
Barwin Park
Australia
Liverpool
Australis
Mrs. Austin
Austin
Robertson
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Government of
Western Australia
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Perth
Jem
King
Fragmentary Ag Release Mission Study Missing Details
The readable text shows a fragmentary note about an agriculture release and a mission study. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are present in the available portion.
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