Cut Your Own Taxes Under 1964 Revenue Act Changes
IRS changes for 1964 include fully deductible moving expenses when employment moves 20 miles farther and the first 100 of each casualty or theft loss no longer deductible. The article notes shifting deductions and how to calculate the Page 1 deduction on Form 1040.
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Ray DE Crane
New York
California
Ajax Corp
Ace Cartage Co
Seeree
Congress
Suit Charges Two Dogs Attacked Doris Duke Heir
A 17 year old girl and her father sue tobacco heiress Doris Duke in New Jersey alleging two of her German shepherd dogs attacked Alison Hamway on a Newport Rhode Island street on Oct. 20, 1964. The suit claims negligence for unsupervised dogs. Hamway is a Paterson Orphan Asylum Association director.
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Hackensack
N.J
Doris Duke
Miss Duke
Alison Hamway
Ramsey
Newport
R.I
Superior
Miss Hamway
Theodore
Hillsboro
J. Hamway
Paterson Orphan Asylum Association
Celanese executive to address Industrial Management Club
Fred Fortess of Celanese Fibers Co will speak to the Industrial Management Club at the YMCA tonight. The meeting begins at 6:30 p m.
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Fred Fortess
Celanese Fibers Co
YMCA
Prisoner goes on knife rampage at Virginia Penitentiary
Allen Carroll Pruitt, 30, a life term inmate from Spartanburg South Carolina, attacked prison staff with a 13 inch knife in seven minutes at the Virginia State Penitentiary. Dr James Clyde Vanneter aged 65 and Hugh L Johnson aged 43 died. Carl Vincent Bobrosky was seriously wounded. He surrendered after a guard used a gas canister.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia State Penitentiary
James Clyde Vanneter
Hugh L. Johnson
Carl Vincent Bobrosky
Allen Carroll Pruitt
Spartanburg
S.C
Estes Arrested in Abilene After 40th Appeal
Billie Sol Estes, labeled by a judge as the most gigantic swindler in history, was arrested at his Abilene home by a deputy U.S. marshal with a bench warrant. He faces transfer to El Paso after federal authorities detained him Monday night, ending a long string of appeals from a 15 year mail fraud sentence.
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Abilene
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
U.S. Aie Poste
Paso
Thomason
U.S
William C. Black
Professors Challenge North Carolina Speaker Ban Law
Davidson College professors lead a five point resolution opposing North Carolina's speaker ban law claiming immunity for their Presbyterian school. The plan, supported by Davidson AAUP members, urges action across state chapters and university groups.
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Charlotte
N.C
Davidson E
North Carolina
Feam
Presbyterian School
Essors
Davidson American
AAUP
Evangelist says church wrong for modern world
Dr Vance Havner of Greensboro told about 6000 Baptists in Dallas that the church resigned itself to world problems and must not appease modernism. He urged ministers to speak for God and seek to change situations rather than resign. A Brazilian and U S leaders urged a national evangelistic push in 1970 citing threats to religious liberty and ism. Kashmir tourism long helps frugal economy.
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Dallas
Vance Havner
Greensboro
N.C
Havner
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Wayne
United States
Brazil
Unclear Event Window January 21–24
The readable text indicates dates spanning Thursday January 21 to Sunday evening January 24 but offers no further context, participants, or location details to determine the event type or scope.
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