Reducing tax headache and world affairs notes
A column discusses the tax simplification for earners up to ten thousand dollars and its impact on filers, estimating 31 million eligible. It then analyzes Gen Curtis LeMay in the Far East signaling US resolve over Quemoy and Matsu and notes Soviet union disarmament talks and Geneva summit preparatory moves. The piece blends domestic tax policy with international airmail and Cold War dynamics.
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Quemoy Group
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Yom Kippur Rites Set For Tomorrow
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, begins a half hour before sunset Tuesday with a 24 hour fast. Orthodox Jews observe the solemn holy day ending at sunset Wednesday.
Formosa's Taiwanes e Voice in a China Dilemma
Hal Boyle notes Formosa home to about eight million Taiwanese with mixed heritage and a long history of foreign rule. He observes talk of a separate Taiwan government and questions loyalty to Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalists as Beijing and Taipei seek a future for the island amid red and nationalist pressures.
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U. S
Ching
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China
Comunists
Koxinga
Japan
China Mailand
Eisenhower Reviews Far East Crisis Report
President Eisenhower receives a confidential briefing on easing the Far East crisis based on U S China talks. Brig. Gen. Andrew J Goodpaster delivers the document detailing negotiations led by U S Ambassador Jacob Beam with Wang Ping nan.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Far East
White House
Warsaw
Eisenhgner
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Taiwanese split between anti Communists and independence talk
Taiwanese politics show a divide between fierce anti Communist, Nationalist backed sentiment and a growing fringe advocating independence, illustrating a tension within daily public opinion and party alignment.
Corry's 1938 Headlines and Local Notices
Yesterday's Memories recalls Prague surrender to Hitler and Sudetenland ceding to avert war. Burglaries target Emblem Oil station. losses about 25 dollars. Rotary hosts Corry teachers at a PTA gathering. plans announced for Rotary Pair and Hobby Show at East Washington, Oct. 5 to 7. Parade participants join Firemen's Day on Firemen's Day at North East Oct. 1. Autumnal equinox signals shortening days amid dreary, cold spell.
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State Armory
East Washington Street
Made for each other Oklahoma students form unlikely pair
Jones, 22, began a three year program at the University of Oklahoma School of Nursing as the sole male in a class of 111. His girlfriend Sandra Kieler is the only woman in the University of Oklahoma Civil Engineering program, highlighting a rare campus pairing.
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Oklahoma City
Jones
University of Oklahoma School of Nursing
Sandra Kiestler
University of Oklahoma School of, Civil Engineering
Government price index confounds housewives with mixed signals
New York AP reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the consumer price index has fallen for the first time in two years driven by lower food costs which carry 30 percent of the index. Yet many items such as transportation housing and medical care still rise. The bureau warns against over interpreting the index given its limited scope versus a broader shopping reality.
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New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mass Fatalities Reported Across Pennsylvania Weekend
At least 12 people died in Pennsylvania over the weekend including nine highway victims. A boy fell 30 feet at an observatory, a young man died in a steel plant accident, and an elderly man was struck by a train. A severe collision near Shenandoah claimed a man and a woman with two others seriously injured.
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Ansvomien
Pennsylvania
Shenandoah
U.S. cost of living index explained and scope
The article explains the 1953 revised consumer price index covering 220 items beyond food. It measures the average spending of urban wage earners, excluding extreme high and low brackets. Food items carry heavy weight, but transit costs can impact the index more than autos. Over two years the index rose about 6 percent, with two thirds from services and food costs.
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