Tax Deadlines Tangle Taxpayers and Lawmakers
A muddled report outlines a double deadline for millions of taxpayers amid tax law fights. The text describes the timing of estimated tax payments, the May and June due dates, and a pending presidential action on tax cuts. It notes Congress faces veto risks and potential law changes, with broad implications for taxpayers across the country.
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James Marlowington
Fruman
Lowny
Hillion
Tna Sargonie
Milllion
Ted
Congress
Police Chief Bars Off-Duty Bouncers From Force
Passaic New Jersey police chief Edward Boyko says officers may not take off duty jobs as bar room bouncers. He cites beatings of officers and resulting manpower shortages on the force.
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Passaic
N. J
Edward Boyko
Free Speech Under Fire and Global Power Plays
A long, period tone column argues free press helps truth against Communist pressure in Bulgaria and Russia. It critiques Bulgarian arrests as suppression, links to Moscow, and calls American aid debates over Hungary and Italy a test of anti Communist strategy with risks for non Communist publics.
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Associated Press
Grand National Assembly
America
Bulgaria
Russia
House Appropriations trims VA funding and agency cuts
The Appropriations Committee trimmed 130.9 million from Veterans Administration funds as part of an 8.17 billion dollar bill financing 33 independent agencies for next year. Major cuts target the Atomic Energy Commission and Civil Service, with VA getting a 1.8 percent reduction while GI benefits and 15 new veterans hospitals are funded. The panel cites weaknesses in VA control and urges efficiency to avoid future cuts.
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Appropriations Committee
Veterans Administration
Truman
House Republicans In Their Drive To Crop $6,000,000,000 From Mr. Truman
Office of
President
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Works Agency
Interstate Commercce Commission
Maritime Commission
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Commission
Congress
Carroll L. Wilson
Australia Leader Denounces UN Deadlock Over Arms Plan
Lake Success, June 13. Col W R Hodgson of Australia told the United Nations commission on conventional armaments that the big powers delayed progress on a basic disarmament plan. He criticized the five powers for opposing proposals and counterproposals and cited their failure to appoint a governor for Trieste. Australia backs the U S plan and urged the commission to proceed.
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W. R. Hodgson
Australia
United States
Russia
United Nations Commission
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Trieste
U. S
Rains Bring New Danger to Flood Stricken Areas
Flood threats grow as rains in Iowa and Nebraska raise danger for river valleys. Sa ys levees near Hannibal and Grand Tower seen holding while 1,000,000 acres flood and damages reach 326 million. Des Moines and Missouri river system warnings issued. Red Cross reestablishes alerts for Ottumwa and Eddyville amid continued inundation.
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Weather Bureau
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Nebrasas
District Coast Guard
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Des Moines River
Red Cross
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Eddyville
Nagy Reported En route to United States
Hungarian premier Nagy and his family, in Switzerland, were reported to arrive in New York for refuge from the Soviet backed regime. He would be met by his son and a former Washington diplomat as the United States pressed Russia for an investigation of Hungary.
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Budapest
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Russia
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Farley Breaks With Roosevelt A Revealing Collier's Report
Washington and June 13. The secret bitterness James A Farley felt toward Franklin D Roosevelt is laid bare in Colliers. Farley, once Roosevelt's 1932 campaign manager and later postmaster general, details a rift begun Oct 14 1986 and notes Roosevelt's jealously and social snobbery. He recounts slights over platform appearances and the Tammany ties shaping the split.
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Roosevelt
Collier’s
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Democratic National Committee
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt, Farley and Co
Collier's
White House
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Chicago
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Cigar Rationing Lifted By Amsterdam Government
The government ended cigar rationing today. Buyers could previously buy 20 cigars every two weeks. Cigarettes remain rationed at 50 per week.
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Amsterdam
Hungarian MP Declines Elections Over International Supervision
Budapest reports Desze Sulyok, MP and Szagadsag party member, denounces the new regime as a police state, saying his party will refuse to participate in the elections until international supervision is granted. He notes 18 MPs in Szagadsag, a Small Holders offshoot, with elections tentatively set for September.
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Desze Sulyok
Sulyok
Szagadsag
Freedom Or Liberty
Hungary
Olian Tildy
Lord Vansittart
House of Lords
Ferenc Nagy
Russia
Washburn to Speak to State Press in Hot Springs Saturday
Washburn will address the state press association in Hot Springs this Saturday, outlining policy, media relations, and the role of journalism in public service. The talk aims to inform editors, reporters, and students about ethical standards and effective communication.
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State
Hot Springs
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the Star
Arkansas Press Association
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