Entertainment Deductions Likely Cut Back by Tax Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee ordered a draft bill to cap deductions for most business entertainment at 50 percent and require proof of expenses. The move signals broad agreement for tighter tax rules, though it stops short of Kennedy’s push to end deductions for most such expenses.
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19 College Presidents Meet in Greensboro to Discuss Piedmont Center
Presidents from 19 colleges in Piedmont and Western North Carolina convened in Greensboro to resume talks on a Piedmont university center. The plan envisions shared library services adult education counseling and testing programs graduate offerings and artist lecturer visits with Col Herbert W K Fitzroy coordinating discussions. Institutions named include Greensboro College Salem Wake Forest Woman's A&T Davidson Catawba Appalachian Belmont Abbey Bennett Elon Guilford High Point Livingstone Pfeiffer Queens Western Carolina Winston-Salem Teachers and Johnson C Smith.
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Greensboro
Piedmont
North Carolina
Piedmont University
Herbert W. K. Fitzroy
Richmond
Richmond Area University Center
Greensboro College
Salem
Wake Forest
Woman's
A&t
Davidson
Catawba
Appalachian
Belmont Abbey
Bennett
Elon
Guilford
High Point
Livingstone
Pfeiffer
Queens
Western Carolina
Winston-Salem
Johnson C. Smith
Postage Hike Gets Tentative House Approval
The House tentatively approved a bill raising postage by a penny per letter and boosting junk mail rates. The measure would raise first class and air mail to 5 and 8 cents and add roughly 700 million dollars in revenue if the Senate accepts.
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John Beckler
Washington
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Kennedy
Senate
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
CBS heads tough TV problem at FCC hearings
CBS president Richard Salant told FCC hearings that informational programming for children is a perplexing problem. He noted CBS funds pilots on American history literature and the contemporary world of reality and that news programming rose about 40 percent to around 690 hours.
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Washington
Richard S. Salant
Columbia Broadcasting System News
Salant
Federal Communication Commission
CBS
FCC
Frank Stanton
James T. Aubrey Jr
CBS Television Network
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Newton Minow
Commission
Stanton
Aubrey
Birds May Start Things Humming at Cleveland Zoo
Celia the streamer-tailed hummingbird, hatched in captivity in Cleveland, paired with a Milwaukee male. Their brief union raised hopes for a second generation, but the Milwaukee bird died last July and no eggs hatched. Washington Zoo sent a male hammer to assist, and the pair will be introduced again in hopes of successful breeding.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Celia
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Cleveland Zoo
Washington Zoo
Children Die After Eating CARE Food
In Madras three schoolchildren died after consuming a meal made with CARE milk powder. Forty pupils fell ill January 19 in Tirunelveli District as authorities ordered a halt to using the powder pending analysis. A 10-year-old girl and two 6-year-old boys died after the incident.
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Madras
India
Tirunelveli
Billy Graham Draws 4000 At Baseball Park In Venezuela
Evangelist Billy Graham spoke to about 4000 in Maracaibo after slipping out a back door to escape a pro Cuban mob. Officials had to remove him from a legislative hall as rioters gathered outside amid tensions tied to the Punta del Este conference.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Billy Graham
Graham
Fidel Castro
Caracas
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Escapee 17 Caught In Stolen School Bus
A 17 year old prison escapee, Lonnie Edward Greer, was captured after stealing a school bus and attempting to cross the Catawba River bridge on U S 321 in Hickory. He fled from a Catawba County work detail and faced charges of prison escape, larceny of a school bus, and driving without an operator's license.
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Hickory
N.C
Catawba County
U.S. 321
Catawba River
Lonnie Edward Greer
Deep Gap
Watauga County
Clifford Barger
Greer
Newton
Tax Cut Conceivable Says Hodges
Secretary of Commerce Luther H Hodges says a tax cut is entirely conceivable if the United States can raise production by 4 percent in the next year. He noted the 52 percent corporate income tax could be cut if growth slows to 4 percent and not the 25 percent recent average.
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Washington (Ap
Luther H. Hodges
United States
Hodges
Soviet Union
U. S
Liberace Hosts Gala to Show Off $275000 Hollywood Home
Liberace threw a party to unveil his Hollywood Hills mansion valued at $275,000. The 32 year old residence on Queen's Road above the Sunset Strip features 29 rooms, five pianos, a rectangular pool, and a gold themed decor with a self built living room valance and French provincial touches.
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Liberace
Hollywood Home
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
Queen's Road
Sunset Strip
Ann Harding
Rudy Vallee
Sherman Oaks
Bloody Mary and Mary Tudor in English Catholic crackdown
Mary Tudor, known for persecuting Protestants to restore Roman Catholicism in England, earned the sobriquet Bloody Mary during the reign.
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Mary Tudor
England
Mary
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