Reporting tax fraud and direct treasury note purchase questions
Readers ask about reporting nonfilers and fraud in income tax returns and whether rewards exist. The reply names William A. Morris of the IRS Intelligence Division and notes possible rewards. The second item explains that Treasury notes can be ordered directly from the Federal Reserve Banks to avoid purchase fees, with cautions about broker fees and returns depending on term and market conditions.
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William A. Morris
Intelligence
P. O
Greensboro
N. C
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve District
Wall Street Journal
Publishing poetry and submitting to markets
Advice on publishing poems includes using The Writer’s Market for publishers and literary agents, preparing manuscripts, enclosing a return envelope, and considering greeting card firms. It notes potential earnings and suggests sending work to The Enterprise editor for consideration.
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Public Library
Why churches should offer beliefs booklets for newcomers
A reader asks why churches do not print booklets on beliefs and practices. The reply notes that Bible creeds and catechisms define beliefs, while practices come from ministers and members. Many churches offer inquiry classes, but liturgies change, so booklets may quickly become obsolete.
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J.S. A
Samarcand School Address In Aberdeen North Carolina
Samarcand School in Aberdeen North Carolina is cited as the address for Samarcand for girls with the line stating the location simply as Samarcand School Aberdeen N C.
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Samarcand For
Aberdeen
Anon. A
Samarcand School
N, C
Worden Walks in Space 200000 Miles From Earth
Astronaut Alfred Worden stepped from Apollo 15 at nearly 200000 miles from Earth for a spacewalk to retrieve two film canisters containing almost two miles of high resolution film. Teammates David Scott and James Irwin prepared to assist while mission control reported the return path and avoided an unnecessary course change.
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Worden
Endeavour
David R. Scott
James B. Irwin
Irwin
Earth
Mission Control Center
Moon
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Scott
Lunar
Joseph Allen
Lottery Determines Call Order
Washington AP reports the 1972 draft lottery order by birth date and assigned numbers. The list shows June 20 with 30 and August 6 with 155 among others, noting boards will fill manpower needs as numbers rise.
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Washington
Ky fails to qualify for ballot in Saigon election
The Supreme Court ruled that Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky did not meet ballot requirements for the October 3 presidential election. Only two candidates qualified Thieu and Minh after the court voided 39 of Ky’s 102 endorsements as duplicative. Thieu had 452 councilmen signatures and 104 Assembly endorsements. Minh had 27 deputies and 17 senators.
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Saigon
Supreme Court
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Duong van
Minh
Thieu
National Assembly
Airline denies POW flight plan from Laos to Rome
Stockholm AP: SAS says a Swedish paper's claim that American officials asked SAS to fly 187 POWs from Vientiane Laos to Rome is false. The airline said a private, unidentified contact in West Germany explored a July charter for 187 passengers but did not specify military status and the plan was canceled.
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Stockholm
Laos
Europe
West Germany
Rome
SAS
Germany
Sweden
Dagens Nyheter
an _ SAS cookesman
U.S
Vientiane
Bangkok
Boerje Dahlqvist
Record red meat production hits prices despite gains
Washington AP reports strong beef and pork output keeps consumer prices rising. Agriculture Department notes prices up from year earlier though overall grocery inflation near 3 percent for 1971. Hog supplies pushed down farmer prices last year. pork costs rose as production tightens. Beef also climbs with record cattle output and higher cuts like ham burger at 68.7 cents per pound in June.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
National Draft Lottery Held As 1952 births assigned numbers
The national lottery to assign draft numbers for men born in 1952 began today with June 20 at No 30. Capsules separated birthdates from numbers in a streamlined process, 366 days in 1952 matched to numbers, guiding induction order for next year.
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Washington
National Lottery
Congress
Pentagon
Curtis W. Tarr
Some Toothpastes May Cause Gum Swelling
A Pentagon study cited by Sen. Claiborne Pell links gingival stomatitis to several popular toothpastes. Colgate Crest McLean’s Plus White Ultra-Brite Vote Gleem show varying harmful effects in clinical surveys and hamster tests.
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Washington
Pentagon
Sen
Claiborne Pell
Colgate
Crest
McLean's
Ultra
Vote
Gleem
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Sen. Pell
Reé Pell
Army Institute of Dental Research
Greem
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Xuan Thuy
North Vietnam
Paris
Truong Gia Nhan
Thuy
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