Income Tax Changes Make Filing Easier This Year
The article outlines key 1965 changes for Form 1040, noting a reduced number of tax tables from five to three, explanations of exemptions deductions and credits, dividend exclusions, and guidance for early filing and accurate form completion. It warns about prior errors using tables and emphasizes signs of careful preparation and understanding of standard vs itemized deductions.
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Adren Cooper
Associated Press
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
IRS
Southeastern
Middle Atlantic
Macchines
Moore and Holding at odds over Cullom firing in North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports Dan Moore faces a rift with Lewis Holding over the dismissal of State Banking Commissioner Shelby Cullom. Holding, a Moore backer and First Citizens Bank president, denies a split while observers warn of deeper tensions that could affect Moore’s political circle and potential 1968 Senate bid.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Cullom
Moore
Holding
Banking Department
Terry Sanford
Church Council
North Carolina Council of Churches
Department of United Church Women
Donald G. Miller
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
George Henry
Black Mountain
Episcopal Diocese of
Western North Carolina
Troops to Withdraw From Frontier Across 1500 Miles
Pakistan and India announce the withdrawal of troops from their frontier positions after a 22 day war. The pullback to Aug 5 positions will be completed by February 25 along about 1500 miles. Disengagement to follow under a four point plan with UN observers to monitor the ceasefire line.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Mohammed Musa
J. N. Chanidhuri
New Delhi
Tashkent
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Musa and Chaudhrai
U.N
India
Kashmir
U.N. India
Mississippi Sovereignty Commission Appears Doomed
Mississippi's State Sovereignty Commission, created to defend segregation, seems doomed ten years after its formation. Critics say it fights too little, while others want it turned into a public relations agency. Formal action rests with the legislature as Gov Johnson, the chair, has not convened since 1964.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
State Sovereignty Commission
Paul B. Johnson
Commission
Erle Johnston Jr
Citizens Council
Horace Harned
Sion
Jnique
United States
J.P. Coleman
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ross Barnett
Jackson
Johnson
Johnston
Mississippi Citizens Council Forum
Coordinating Committee For Fundamental American Freedoms, Inc
Washington
Coordinating Committee
Barnett
Sovereignty Commission
Kate Smith Hospitalized for Respiratory Infection
Hollywood singer Kate Smith, 56, was hospitalized at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a respiratory infection after being admitted Sunday. The hospital reported her condition as stable.
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Hollywood
Kate Smith
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Smith
Belmont
N. Co
Gastonia
Baker pleads innocent trial set for Oct. 17
Former Senate Majority Secretary Bobby Baker pleaded not guilty to nine counts including tax evasion and conspiracy. Judge Mathews McGuire set bail at 5000. Trial scheduled for October 17 with Baker wearing a blue suit leaving court. Hoffa in hospital for routine checks, condition described as good. awaiting Supreme Court appeal on an eight year sentence. NLRB orders Westinghouse cafeterias to bargain over a one cent coffee price, dissenters question broader implications.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
Baker
U.S. Dist
Mathews McGuire
U.S
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Georgetown ‘University Hospital
Hoffa
Teamsters
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Judge Arrives On Time In Snowbound Circuit Court
AP report details Circuit Judge C. G. Quesenberg arriving promptly to convene court in Nelson Amherst and Waynesboro despite a foot of snow. He faced a snowblocked drive but reached court in a borrowed farm truck ahead of schedule.
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C. G. Quesenberg
Nelson
Amherst
Waynesboro
Polish Aerodynamics Chief Joins Virginia Tech Faculty
Antoni K Jakubowski, ex chief of aerodynamics at Warsaw Aviation Institute, has joined Virginia Tech as an assistant professor in the Aerospace Engineering Department announced by Dr J B Eades Jr over the weekend.
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Blacksburg
Antoni K. Jakubowski
Aviation Institute
Warsaw
Poland
Virginia Tech
J. B. Eades Jr
Aerospace Engineering
Jakubowsky
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