Your Money's Worth Expense Rules Aren't So Bad
Sylvia Porter explains the 1963 expense account rule changes. Most rail, sales and professional workers can still deduct about prior levels if they keep good records. No dollar limit on dining entertainment. many deductions remain unchanged, with emphasis on proper documentation and reasonable business purpose.
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the Hall Syndicate, Inc
Doctor's Invention Truss Trial Offer in Kansas City
A Kansas City advertisement promotes a reducible rupture truss with no straps or belts. The Doctor's Appliance Co offers a 30 day trial and a free $3.50 truss to test, with return if unsatisfied while keeping the truss. Send inquiries to 8456 Koch Bldg., 2906 Main St., Kansas City, Mo.
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Kansas City
Physician’s Appliance Co
Koch Bldg
Main St
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower dental plates for a firmer fit. It touts no gummy taste, a non acid alkaline formula, and odor control, urging readers to buy at drug counters nationwide.
Exiled Yugoslav King Peter II Welcomed in St Louis
Exiled King Peter II of Yugoslavia received a warm greeting at St Louis Lambert Airport. A four piece Yugoslav band played as an Orthodox church gave a plaque and a girl offered a bouquet during his U S goodwill tour among cities with large Serbian populations.
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ST. Louis
Peter II
Yugoslavia
St. Louis-Lambert Municipal
Peter
U.S
Campaign chairman for Truman dies at 63
SAN FRANCISCO AP Harold A. Berliner 63 campaign chairman for former President Harry Truman in 1948 died Saturday. Berliner was president of Hockward Chemical Co and had suffered from cancer and arthritis.
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San Francisco
Harold A. Berliner
Harry Truman
Berliner
Hockward Chemical Co
Study commission reports to Lutherans in Helsinki
The eight member commission presented findings on The Proclamation Teaching and Work of the Church in the Modern World to the Lutheran World Federation Assembly. They outlined conferences exchanges among scholars and clergy and liturgical studies, urging continued church fellowship and mutual exchange of results. They urged prioritizing the theme The Struggle for True Humanity and Lordship of Christ for the next study period.
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Helsinki
Finland
Lutheran World Federation Assembly
Minneapolis
Ars
Ernst Kinder
University of Munster
Germany
The
World Federation
Church Fellowship
Assembly
Christ
Blonde Actress Weds Iranian Socialite in Las Vegas
Shar on Lee, a blonde actress, married Mo hammed Emil Shokohi, an Iranian socialite, in a Las Vegas hotel Sunday night. Lee, 30, had prior marriages to Forrest E. Albright, David Street, and Frederick Tillinghast III.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Sharon Lee
Mohammed Emil Shokohi
Forrest E. (Budd) Albright
David Street
Frederick Tillinghast III
Land developer dies in Katonah at 80
Logan Billingsley, 80, a land developer and brother of Sherman Billingsley, died in Katonah New York after a long illness.
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Katonah
N.Y
Logan Billingsley
Stork Club
Sherman Billingsley
Halleck Sees Tax Cut and Civil Rights Passage
House Republican leader Charles A. Halleck forecasts passage of a tax cut revision bill and civil rights legislation in the House, with strong Senate opposition. Major committee actions include tax cut debates, education funding, and a broad foreign aid, NASA, and military pay bill slate as the week unfolds.
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House
Charles A. Halleck
Senate
Indianan
NBC
Ways and Means
Kennedy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
New York
Senate Commerce Committee
Labor and Welfare Departments
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Peace Corps
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Top Japanese Jurist Starts 2-Month Tour
Kisaburo Yokota, 67, chief justice of Japan's Supreme Court, left Tokyo by plane for a two month tour of the United States and Europe. He will inspect judicial systems in the United States Sweden West Germany Italy Britain and Belgium.
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Tokyo
Kisaburo Yokota
Japan
Supreme Court
United States
Europe
Yokota
Sweden
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Kennedy to Testify on Civil Rights Package
Judiciary Committee tentatively schedules additional testimony on the civil rights package with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy set to appear Wednesday. The move aims to advance key reforms amid ongoing legislative debate.
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Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
New Healing Substance Stops Itching Piles Fast
A special report from New York introduces Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and relieves itching and pain quickly. Supported by doctor observations, the preparation is available as Preparation H ointment or suppositories at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
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