Sheldon Cohen the IRS chief brings government to the people
Washington report profiles Sheldon Cohen 38, new IRS commissioner, detailing his efforts to improve taxpayer relations, simplify forms, and push automation. It notes last year’s $240 million overpayment due to misread rules and math, and outlines evening counseling in 15 cities, use of consultants, and major savings from refund processing reforms.
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Washington
NEA
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer Caplin
IRS
Cohen
Lyndon Johnson
Caplin
Workingman's District
Adlai Stevenson
Arnold, Fortas & Porter
Johnson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Manhattan
New York City
Sheldon Cohen
Antipoverty project seeks trainees in Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Michigan the antipoverty program backed by 221650 dollars in federal funds aimed to hire jobless youths as part time city workers but no qualified youths signed up. Youth Opportunity Center official Jack VanderWal said recruitment was far worse than expected and noted employment is currently high.
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Grand Rapids. Mich
Senonl
Jack VanderWal
Youth Opportunity Center
VanderWal
Archbishop Beran Arrives in U S For 18 Day Tour
New York AP Joseph Cardinal Beran 77 Archbishop of Prague released from Czechoslovakia by the Communists last year arrived Monday for an 18 day tour of American cities. The Cardinal who spent nearly 19 years as a prisoner first under the Nazis then the Communists was greeted at Kennedy Airport by Francis Cardinal Spellman Archbishop of New York and a large group of clergy and laymen.
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New York
Joseph Cardinal Beran
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Kennedy Airport
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Most Indians Now Filing Tax Returns
In Phoenix Arizona the Internal Revenue Service reports a shift as most of the 100000 reservation Indians begin filing income tax returns. District director George D Patterson notes refunds motivate many, with one reservation yielding over 25000 in refunds if filed. The effort reflects rising awareness despite historically low incomes and refundable withholdings.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Internal Revenue Service
George D. Patterson
Patterson
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues covering Ivy League school few in number gulf of the Arabian Sea verb verve oriental inn poems and more including hints for answers like Cornell's city and rebus style items with various lengths and reference hints to tricky terms and abbreviations
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Gulf of the Arabian Sea
Cornell
Balaam
First Stone Is Placed At JFK Site
The John F. Kennedy permanent gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery begins with an 11 ton Deer Island granite block set into the base for the eight foot wall. The $2 million project includes an eternal flame elliptical overlook circular walkway and relocation of Kennedy and his two infants. Construction from Deer Island granite Vermont marble and black granite will shape the site slated for completion this fall.
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Arlington, Va
John F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Deer Island
Stonington
Maine
Potomac River
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Vermont
Midwest
Flare sighting off North Carolina coast reported
An Elizabeth City Coast Guard Station plane searched 280 miles off the North Carolina coast after a commercial airliner reported seeing flares in the Atlantic. The Guard found nothing and said the flares could be part of routine military maneuvers with no missing ships or aircraft reported.
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Elizabeth City
N.C
Atlantic
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Balloonist Aims for Transcontinental Balloon Flight
Tracy Barnes and copilot Howard Bolin of Chester South Carolina plan a Coast to Coast hot air balloon attempt from Coronado California despite a crash and bad winds. They expect two days of repairs and a multi city schedule with aims of altitude distance and duration records along the route.
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San Diego
Calif
South Carolina
Tracy Barnes
Chester
S.C
Howard Bolin
Art. Barnes
Mexico
Barnes
Atlantic
Coronado
Barnes Aus
Men Swearing More Fines Go To Crippled Children
Hartford AP report notes barber Conrad Cormier tracks swearing penalties in his shop. A fine of 10 cents per word during Lent funds the Crippled Children's Hospital, totaling 101 dollars per record this year versus 79.95 last year. The Cassius Clay fight contributed about 15 dollars.
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Hartford
Conn
Conrad Cormier
Cormier
Crippled Children's Hospital
Harriet and Henderson Mills Raise Wages for 1200 Workers
About 1,200 production workers at Harriet and Henderson Cotton Mills received pay raises. The raises boost annual payrolls by 250000 to 35.5 million, with current hourly rates from 1.33 to 2.15 dollars. Wages for new range not yet determined. no price increases planned unless costs rise.
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Henderson
N.C
Harriet and Henderson
Marshall Y. Cooper
Cooper
Vance County
Harriet-Henderson Mills
Johnson
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