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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1961
Page
3
A 1960 tax guidance article explains which forms to use 1040A 1040W or 1040 and who must file by April 17 with extensions due to the weekend. It notes standard deductions exemptions and credits and advises on when the tax collector may compute your tax. Tomorrow: Classes of returns.
In Accident Maryland a town of 242 has had no traffic fatality in 20 years. Its postmark draws interest from safety groups who mail accident prevention literature from the town. The name stems from a 18th century land grant and twin survey maps.
Raleigh AP. Lawmakers return for a pivotal week with revenue hearings before the Joint Finance Committee and possible action on a Senate redistricting bill. House Banking Committee will study tighter small loan laws as the 1957 compulsory liability coverage law for motorists nears expiry. Rep J Shelton Wicker says taxes and education funding dominate the agenda as eight revenue bills aim to back a 106 million dollar school program, with sales tax on food among the proposals. The Currie Senate Election Laws and Representation Committee plans to consider redistricting the upper house Tuesday.
The move of the Civil War centennial observance from a hotel to the Charleston Naval Base to avoid segregation drew criticism from Southerners. Rep. William M. Tuck and other officials said the change complied with Kennedy anti discrimination policies, while some commissions withdrew rather than attend at the hotel. The event, set for April 11 12, marks Fort Sumter’s firing.
Observers say the measure may pass the committee by a narrow margin but face hurdles on the Senate floor. The forecast cites party dynamics and potential amendments that could jeopardize final approval.
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