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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
3
Washington AP explains exemptions for dependents in filing 1962 federal income tax returns. A $600 personal exemption plus $600 per dependent apply. age rules vary. You may claim child dependents under 19 with over half support or full time students under 24 with income limits. Other relatives listed may qualify if you provide more than half support and they have less than $600 income.
In Havana hundreds of Cubans moved to board the American freighter Shirley Sykes to Port Everglades under new departure rules. They must forfeit homes and cars to the state and pay all utilities before leaving, with only three changes of clothing allowed and no jewelry. The ship, carrying food and medicines, was to take relatives of Bay of Pigs invaders and sail later after the Red Cross announced a possible date.
In Allen Kansas a three-storey complex housing the St. John Grocery and Locker Plant and the adjoining Rebekah Lodge hall burned Wednesday night. Flames reportedly started near a stove in the northwest corner and passersby attempted to douse them after isolating a butane tank. Embers endangered a vacant lumber yard hotel and nearby houses. damage estimates were not yet available. Stephen St John said he had 15 to 20 head on hand for custom butchering.
New York AP reports Charles de Gaulle's dispute with Common Market partners and Britain clouds U.S. trade outlook. A divided Europe delays bargaining on tariffs quotas and defense policy, risking higher U.S. deficits and defense costs while farmers and manufacturers face continued barriers. Christian Herter leads U.S. talks under the Trade Expansion Act aiming to cut barriers.
Congressman Carl Albert of Oklahoma, House Democratic leader, left Bethesda Naval Hospital after a checkup with doctors finding no heart or health problems. He was stricken at Senator Kerr's funeral and briefly hospitalized at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City, before asserting the ailment was likely a muscular chest contraction.
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