Vivien Kellems Fights Unfair Single Tax Claim
Vivien Kellems, 72, vows to prove single persons pay $1.6 billion yearly in illegal taxes by losing married benefits. She filed a 1968 return without figures, seeking $73,409.03 back. She argues no law requires higher tax for singles and plans more court action.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Police seek nonlethal gun for officers
Washington AP reports the new director of research for the government’s crime fighting agency says he cannot foresee officers patrolling with a nonlethal weapon to replace the standard firearm. Henry S. Ruth spoke on the topic, outlining current views.
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Dirksen Aide Denies Conflict of Interest
Harold Rainville Dirksen's aide says there was no conflict from his 14 months on the Mercantile National Bank board linked to Roy Cohn. He notes about 5000 dollars in director meeting pay from January 1967 to April 1968 and a telegram he sent in Dirksen's name to a federal judge about Bank stock sales.
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Mercantile National Bank
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Mercantile Bank
Teamsters
Cohn
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