IRS Loosens Entertainment Tax Strangle
The IRS eased parts of its expense account rules letting taxpayers deduct more for using facilities such as country clubs hunting lodges and yachts The agency also expanded guidance on deducting travel and entertainment costs to promote business interests The changes form the second group of rules with the first group already drawing protests from business groups and Congress
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Washington
UPS
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Congress
Revenue Service
Scandal hits government as Profumo affair widens
Report summarizes fallout from the Profumo scandal in Britain. It notes Dr Stephen Ward facing new vice charges linked to abortion and prostitution and Ward's role in introducing Miss Keeler to Profumo and others. U S defense officials confirm airmen questioned and stress security while avoiding naming them.
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Stephen Ward
Society Osteopath
Profumo
Dr. Ward
Profume
Christine Keeler
UPL
U.S. Navy
France
Miss Keeler
Ward
John Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
London Daily Express
The
Daily Herald
Charles Lee Wright
Mount Vernon
Ill
Hints of Summer Weather Sparks Inside Office Rant
A memo to Hank quotes a columnist venting about summer attire and public perception. He criticizes drastic outfits worn by some women and compares reactions, noting personal plans to take time off and reference to other columnists with similar remarks.
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Paul Price
Paul
Ruthe
Maude Frazier Led NIL as First President in 1932
Albert Edwards, retiring Boulder City High School principal and long time NIL executive secretary, notes Miss Frazier showed versatility in school affairs and was the league's first and only president, elected in 1932 while she served as superintendent of Nevada schools.
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Maude Frazier
Albert Edwards
Boulder City
Nevada Interscholastic League
NIL
Edwards
Miss Frazier
Kennedy warns of world disaster over nuclear arms spread
President Kennedy warned that the world faces disaster if more powers acquire nuclear weapons and urged Western allies to unite. He pressed for a quick end to the nuclear test ban and cautioned De Gaulle over NATO faith as Adenauer and he discussed global risks in a televised news conference.
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NATO
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Eurovision
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Telstar
Allied Unity
City Names Harold Carothers Personnel Director
Harold L. M. Carothers was named city personnel director after serving three years as Las Vegas personnel manager. The 42 year old was chosen by commissioners Ed Fountain and Harry Levy, with City Manager Verlyn Fletcher having favored Roger Wing of Seattle. The $9,300 yearly post had been vacant since March after Dr. John B. Montgomery resigned amid a dispute with city personnel. Fountain said the appointment signals a new internal promotion policy.
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Harold L. M. Carothers
Las Vegas
Carothers
Ed Fountain
Harry Levy
Verlyn Fletcher
Roger Wing
Seattle
Wash
John B. Montgomery
Fountain
Final Tribute Paid Maude Frazier at Funeral
Politicians and educators paid final respects to Maude Frazier former lieutenant governor of Nevada who died in her sleep at 82. Gov. Grant Sawyer flew from Carson City to attend the 2 p.m. rites at the First Presbyterian Church. He called her a strong supporter and pallbearer. Other mourners included Las Vegas officials.
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Maude Frazier
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Carson City
Water main cut creates Strip area fountain
Water service to the Strip and south of Oakey Boulevard was restored late Monday afternoon after a private construction company trencher cut into a 1 inch main at about 8 a.m. A fountain shot 40 feet into the air at Oakey Boulevard and Strong Drive, offering a temporary wading pool for local children. The severed line serves Richfield Village Camelot Gardens and homes along West Sahara Avenue and the Strip.
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Strong Drive
Richfield Village
Camelot Gardens
Sahara Avenue
Seek Murder Indictment For Sniping Of Medgar Evers
Jackson Mississippi July 1964 UPD sources report District Attorney William L Waller will seek a murder indictment against Byron De La Beckwith for the June 12 sniper slaying of Medgar Evers NAACP field secretary The Hinds County Grand Jury convenes next Monday and Beckwith faces state charges while the Justice Department prepares to transfer him to Jackson for federal proceedings on civil rights conspiracy charges
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Jackson, Miss
UPD
William L. Waller
Medgar Evers
Hinds County
Waller
James Spencer
Byron de la Beckwith
Greenwood
Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Washington
Justice Department
Beckwith
Jackson
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S
Kennedy
Jury selection begins in Reno butchery case
One hundred thirty two prospective jurors filled the Washoe District courtroom as jurors were seated to hear testimony in the Sonja McCaskie murder case. On trial is 18 year old Thomas Lee Bean, a Wooster High School student accused of strangling and mutilating the victim.
Scour Hills For Missing Las Vegan
A car registered to Thelma Ruth Heiferling, 34, was discovered Friday near the mouth of a canyon by church picnickers. A pair of shoes and a woman's purse were found in the vehicle. Sat. Walter Butts of the Clark County sheriff's office led the search.
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Thelma Ruth Heiferling
Canyon
Clear Weather With Gentle Winds Today
A calm day with gentle winds and clear skies. High near 1 degree and low around 58 degrees. Yesterday reached a high of 86 and a low of 56 with noon relative humidity at 13 percent. Sunrise at 5 25 and sunset at 8 01.
Underpaid Hotel Bar Fees Spark Licensing Probe
Clark County liquor officials say hotels have underpaid bar license fees by at least 200000 over ten years. Letters will be sent to operators enforcing fee schedules starting next week. Chief Inspector Keith Campbell sought support from Sheriff Ralph Lamb and others to collect owed amounts and address multi bar setups.
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Clark County Liquor Licensing Board
Keith Campbell
Ralph
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