Tax Time Protests Highlight Costs and Risks
The piece discusses April tax deadline pressure and the rise of protest against the income tax. It notes a growing use of computerized audits, cites two University of Michigan professors who refuse to pay taxes over Vietnam policy, and warns of penalties for willful nonpayment while arguing for compliance within a democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
U. S
Viet Nam
John W. Eliot
Robert C. Blood Jr
Smuggling Racket Targets Cigarettes Across States
North Carolina cigarettes cost 19 cents while New York prices rise to 43 cents as bootlegging expands. New York faces an estimated 51 million in lost tax revenue this year. First offenses carry up to 30 days or a fine, with harsher penalties proposed. Maryland hosts a meeting of 22 states and two cities to coordinate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
New York
New York City
New York State
State Tax Commission
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Air Carrier Birthday Claims Stir Old Records
Editorial notes rival airlines United Western and TWA tout 40th anniversaries as oldest carrier while focusing on progress in service, comfort, and safety. It recalls early flights from Pasco to Elko, mail-only airmail, and 1927 Lindbergh heroics as context for a modern aviation era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Leon Cuddeback
Pasco
Wash
Elko
Nev
Boise
Idaho
Varney Air Lines
Varney
Cuddeback
Western
TWA
Western Air Express
Feighan accused of anti Kennedy remarks and foul language
Washington column details Rep. Michael Feighan's alleged insults toward Kennedy Roosevelt and Truman during an immigration junket to Geneva. He sought affidavits from Rodino and Moore to deny the charges after Life magazine reports and a vaudeville interruption at a October dinner. Feighan faced tough primary opposition and district demographics cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Feighan
Cleveland
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Truman
Feighan
Michael Sweeney
Ohio
Geneva
Switzerland
State Department
Mrs. Roosevelt
California Wines Invade France and Switzerland
Notes on news describe how President Johnson’s export push and White House use of American wines raise California wines’ profile. A major French grocer, Pristinic, plans to sell three California brands next year as part of a California sales festival. Thirty years after prohibition, American wine makers regain footing and seek broader markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
White House
California
France
Switzerland
Pristinic
Fortry
Afternoon Letters Speak On School Walkers And Public Opinion
A fragmented piece discusses concerns over students walking to school amid rain and safety worries. It questions blame for teen driving, mentions editors urging concise letters, and outlines guidance on writing to the newspaper.
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Internal Revenue
United Air Lines
West
Ern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Slim Lindbergh
Paris
Drew Pearson
Mont Blanc
Ray Farrell
Bobby Kennedy
Turkey
United States
Frank Chelf
D-Ky
Arch Moore
R-W. Va
Life Magazine
Life
Rep
Pete Rodino
Newark
N. J
Wheeling
W. Va
Roding
Champs Elysees
Holt McPherson
Salo
Ealing
Spivey
Signaures
Aly Peg Bergen
J. B. Dykeman
Oats
Drysdale
High Point Enterprise
THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
Point, N. C
Cateer
Assa
N.C
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