Tax consultants turn taxes into a painless business strategy
Richard and Henry Bloch built a Kansas City firm that guides 206000 Americans through income tax returns. Their chain offers two week training, guarantees accuracy, and has never seen a return go to tax court. They aim for 1000 offices and boast low fees for most clients.
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Price Tags Put On Finch Trial Seals
Seals at the Finch murder trial fetch up to 10 dollars as crowds throng the Los Angeles courthouse. Early risers, mainly pensioners, bid for spots in line while auctioneers sell admission places at 50 cents to a dollar as the R Bernard Finch case and his red haired mistress Carole Tregoff draw crowds and curiosity.
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Laay
Scion Jailed In Bank Job
Diego Vincent Visceglia 20, of Teaneck New Jersey, pleaded guilty to a bank robbery in downtown Los Angeles. He received three months in jail and three years probation after admitting he took 1910 dollars on November 18. A teller said he pretended to carry a hand grenade in a sack. He was arrested minutes later while boarding a bus. Judge Thurmond Clarke sentenced him.
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Thurmond Clarke
The Daily Review Editorial and Office Addresses
The Daily Review lists post office details in Hayward California with addresses for Winton Avenue and multiple city offices including Hayward San Leandro and Fremont. It notes circulation and audit bureau membership and provides phone lines for Hayward offices.
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Bevan Undergoes Major Surgery Amid Weakness
London report says Aneurin Bevan, 62, deputy Labor leader, remains weak after Monday's publicity bid. Bevan had major abdominal surgery on December 29 for an undisclosed ailment as he tries to rally in a fight back for leadership.
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Labor
Bevan
Cops Question 250 Africans Over Durban Manor Massacre
Police rounded up 250 Africans including men women and children for questioning after a massacre killed nine policemen at Cato Manor near Durban. The raid followed Sunday unrest and involved arrests across the region as authorities sought leads.
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South Africa
Cato Manor
Durban
Brown Urges Faster Work On Resources
Gov. Edmnd G. (Pat) Brown of California urges rapid development of western resources and federal incentives for housing. He proposes a special commission to inventory resources and tests legislation to fund a billion dollars for FHA and G I I mortgage purchases and to lower interest rates for home buyers.
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Pat) Brown
California
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Senate Interior Committee
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Senate
South
Midwest
House
Tunisian leader calls for French bomb test halt and base withdrawal
President Habib Bourguiba appealed at an African conference for France to stop nuclear tests in the Sahara and to quit the Bizerte naval base. He urged the audience of about 200,000 to expect France to yield to African opposition and remove troops from Tunisia.
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Mediterranean
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Bour- Baiba
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Miroshime
Tug Rescues Grounded Ship
In thick fog, the coastal liner Kong Sverre ran aground on a rocky reef near Stavanger Norway. Eighty passengers and crew endured five hours in near freezing temperatures before a tug rescued them and brought them to safety.
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Norway
Kong Sverre
Aussie Heat Wave Pushes Death Toll Higher
In Sydney Australia heat peaked at 105.9 degrees for a second straight day with several collapses and four deaths raising the total toll to six as residents faced dangerous conditions and officials warned of heatrelated risks.
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Legislature Readies reconvene plan for 1960 session
SACRAMENTO AP The California Legislature prepares to reconvene Monday for a three day short session amid disputes over education funding water program amendments and narcotics penalties Gov Brown will steer a limited agenda including a special session on smog and a master plan for higher education He has 200 requests awaiting his return including money for Squaw Valley a reorganization and tougher narcotics penalties Debate centers on fuel for action on an Olympic emergency fund and forest fire costs with potential votes in the first half of the session
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Demos Blast Ike Economic Policies in Senate Report
The Democratic majority on the Senate House Economic Committee charged that Eisenhower administration policies failed to meet the nation's needs causing unemployment and price increases. Republicans called the report unbalanced and evasive, while the majority refused to back removal of the long-term bond interest ceiling without major reforms.
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Sea Water Conversion Plant Opens in Oxnard
The Wests first general purpose seawater conversion plant began operation at Mandalay Beach near Oxnard. Edison Co built the pilot plant at 250000 dollars to test saline conversion, with capacity of 150000 gallons daily, noting costs are high and not competitive with fresh water sources.
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Rocket Aids Mapmakers Mission Near Bermuda
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP A Jupiter missile conducted a successful short range test flight aiding mapmakers. The Army Ballistic Missile Agency said the missile performed perfectly Monday night with powered flight and flares photographed by three cameras. Scientists will study the images to align stars and determine Bermuda's precise position using coast survey data.
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Nixon aide Chotiner seeks 16th District seat
Beverly Hills AP Mur ray M. Chotiner once Nixon campaign manager announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for the 16th District seat vacated by Donald Jackson. Chotiner, an attorney, has also worked for former Sen William F Knowland in 1936 and 1992. Bell Jr. chairman of the LA County Republican Central Committee also seeks the nomination.
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William F. Knowland
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Los Angeles
Chinese Junk Sails For S F
AP reports the 42-foot Chinese junk High Tea, formerly from Hong Kong, sails toward San Francisco after arriving in Eureka on Christmas Day. Owner Brian Platt aims to sell the craft there, then head to Canada. Masts were damaged and fuel scarce, with repairs aided by visiting crew.
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Sen Symington refuses to comment on Nixon joke incident
In Montgomery Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri declined to discuss a remark about President Nixon. The remark noted Symington played with Nixon, but he avoided specifics citing modesty.
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Ala
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Graham On Hot Spot In Ghana Visit
AP reports evangelist Billy Graham arrives in Accra to continue his Africa crusade amid criticism over France's atomic tests. Crowds grow from 5,000 at Monday night service to 14,000-plus at Accra Stadium the previous evening as posters urge Graham to comment on the French plan. Graham avoids public comment on the tests citing political implications but privately likens a spear hurler to one who sets off a bomb.
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ADA Attack Elevates Johnson as Bipartisan Hopeful
Washington AP reports ADA attack on Lyndon B. Johnson boosts his image as a middle of the road presidential hopeful. Johnson’s allies see the ADA strike as a signal that other leading Democrats may drift liberal, helping Johnson face convention dynamics. He plans to shepherd a progressive record in Congress including education aid, civil rights, minimum wage, housing, and social security expansion.
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Russ Officials Set For Tour
A group of 12 top Soviet government officials will tour the United States starting Friday. Led by T. S. Polyansky, they plan stops in New York City, Princeton, Philadelphia, Charleston, Orlando, Gainesville, Jacksonville, Chicago, and Washington, returning to New York City. The trip mirrors a 1950s exchange, with criticism from The Evening News about political motives.
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