Venezuela Junta Reforms Election Law to Allow Direct President Vote
The Venezuelan revolutionary Junta proposes a universal secret ballot for a constitutional assembly, paving the way for direct presidential elections for the first time in history. The plan includes color coded ballots, illiteracy accommodation, a nine member Supreme Electoral Council, and penalties for coercion.
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Allan Stewart
Antonio Rivero
Caracas
Vnezula
Venezula
Ronalo Betancourt
Constitutional Assembly
Spain
Couness
Ball
Democratic Action
Ulo Gallegos
Supreme Electoral Council
Junta
Modern rectangular structure tops naval base roundhouse claim
At Philadelphia Naval Base a $500000 building billed as the cleanest, most modern of its kind is described as rectangular not a roundhouse. Nearby, Five Evansville brothers with 107 months service in World War II sign up for an American Legion unit. Lilly Kelly’s sons list Army Navy service across theaters. A half inch nylon line can lift three tons.
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Philadelphia
INS
Philadelphia Naval Base
Evansville
Ind
American Legion
Lilly Kelly
Roll Call
Jay C. Kelly
Eugene V. Kelly
Former Wacs Return To Old Service Posts
Seven former Wacs return to civilian posts at Camp Carson Colorado taking jobs they held during service. The group cites good pay familiar work and veterans preference as reasons. Names include Ardis Glaser Wanda Allen Elizabeth Balge Helen Lyle Emeline Riley Helen Bartz and Mary Montgomery among others returning to education information personnel and military personnel roles.
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Camp Carson
Colo
INS
Army
Colorado
Ardis Glaser
Bauette
Minn
Helen Lyle
Missoula
Mont
Emeline Riley
Cortland
N. Y
Helen Bartz
el Paso
Tex
Mary Montgomery
Central Falls
R.1
15 Year Old Czech Slovak Boy Enrolls at Stanford
A 15 year old Czechslovakian boy born in Brno and raised in Venezuela has become Stanford University's youngest student. Ernestendhat, who moved from Caracas to California, arrived with nine years of schooling and will major in philosophy. He speaks German Spanish and English and aims to teach later.
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Palo Alto
Cal
INS
California
Caracas
Venezuela
Stanford University
Ernestendhat
Brno
Czechslovakia
Switzerland
Bedrich
Taxpayer denied deduction for dog medical expenses
Floyd Harvey, deputy IRS collector, told a taxpayer that money paid to a veterinarian for his dog’s care is not deductible. The man argued the dog was family and dependent, but Harvey quipped asking if the dog was related by blood, marriage, or adoption, ending the debate.
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Floyd Harvey
Internal Revenue
Harvey
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