Tax deadline confusion looms over taxpayers
A garbled report outlines a double deadline for tax payments affecting millions. It notes May and June due dates, with the IRS permitting midweek extensions and a potential veto by President, risking no tax cut this year as Congress debates the bill.
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Passaic Chief Bans Off-Duty Barroom Bouncers
Passaic New Jersey police chief Edward Boyko says officers may not take off duty jobs as bar room bouncers. He cites frequent beatings causing manpower shortages on the force.
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Free Speech and Prohi Leaders Spark Debate Across Nations
A Babylon of opinion pieces laments censorship while detailing Bulgarian parliament actions, Soviet influence in Bulgaria, and U S policy shifts on Hungary and Italy. The analysis notes a bloodless coup in Hungary, Italy's fragile cabinet, and debates over aid and anti Communist strategy amid global tensions.
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House Appropriations Cuts VA Yet Preserves Benefits
The House Appropriations Committee trimmed 130.9 million from Veterans Administration funds as it approved an 8.17 billion dollar bill funding 33 independent agencies next year. The VA saw a modest 1.8 percent cut while the Atomic Energy Commission and Civil Service faced larger reductions. overall savings aim near 3.58 billion. The panel pledged VA benefits would not be reduced and approved GI bill benefits, with funds for 15 new veterans hospitals.
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Australian officer urges UN arms plan progress amid Trieste row
Lake Success June 13 Col W R Hodgson of Australia led a small nation attack on the deadlock over a world disarmament plan. He complained the big five blocked work and criticized flaky governance for Trieste while urging the commission to move forward with regulation and reduction of armaments.
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Rains Bring New Danger to Flood Stricken Areas
Floods threaten Iowa Nebraska areas as Mississippi Missouri rivers crest near St Louis. Army engineers estimate 326 million dollars in damages across crops lands buildings and railroads with over 1 million acres inundated. Levees hold north of Hannibal while Des Moines river flooding prompts redisturbance and coast guard alerts.
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Nagy Reported En Route to United States
Hungary’s deposed premier Nagy and his family, in Switzerland, were expected to land at New York LaGuardia and seek refuge in the United States. The State Department signaled readiness to grant asylum while protesting the Soviet backed Budapest coup and considering UN inquiry.
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Farley’s Break With Roosevelt Revealed In Collier’s Expose
Mourned as a social snob and accused of jealousy Farley writes in Collier’s that Franklin D Roosevelt resented his campaign leadership and kept him off public platforms after Oct 14 1936. Farley recalls Chicago reception and a warning from Marvin McIntyre about not sharing the stage.
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Cigar Rationing Lifted in Amsterdam Government Ends cigars limit
The government in Amsterdam terminated cigar rationing, ending the 20 cigars per two weeks limit. Cigarettes remain rationed at 50 per week.
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Hungarian opposition stalls elections over international supervision
Budapest reports that Desze Sulyok a Szegadsag party member denounced the new regime as a police state and said his party would boycott forthcoming elections until international supervision is provided The party with 18 MPs demands free campaigning and parliamentary immunity extending to the new Parliament, amid ongoing clashes with the Communists and prior split from the Small Holders party.
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Washburn to Speak to State Press
Washburn set to address the State Press conference in Hot Springs on Saturday, outlining editorial priorities and responding to questions from reporters. The event will feature remarks from the university representative and media discussions.
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