Tax Aids Listed for the Ordeal
Washington AP outlines who must file for 1962 income tax, which forms to use, and deduction rules. It covers filing thresholds for age and income, self employment social security tax, exemptions, and choices between forms 1040 and 1040A. The piece notes penalties for missing numbers and directs readers to IRS instructions and social security offices.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Internal Revenue
Strike Strikes Continue In New York Newspaper Blackout
Federal state and city mediators prepare for renewed talks to settle the printers strike that has idled about 20 000 newspaper workers in New York City and halted the nine major papers for 45 days Negotiations between Local 6 AFL CIO I T U and publishers remain un scheduled with no joint meetings planned as discussions unfold in Cleveland and New York City offices.
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New York
New York City
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Publishers Association of
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
The
Press and News
Thomson
Independent
Teamsters Union
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
Newspaper Guild
Ralph S. Locher
Teamsters
Cattle Drive Brings $13300 at South Dakota Auction
Bethel Frei of Highmore drives 550 black Angus cattle 56 miles from his 3000 acre ranch southeast of Pierre to a central South Dakota auction. The herd sold for $133000 despite bitter cold and icy winds, with Frei families and 10 drovers overseeing the sale.
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Highmore
S. D
Bethel Frei
South Dakota
Frei
Pierre
Restored Leg Responding After Major Injury in Brookline
William A. Hunt, 37, six-foot, 200-pound father of seven, remained progress fairly well after a six hour operation at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital to reattach a left leg severed when a car crushed him against a garbage truck in Brookline. Doctors reported good circulation and that Hunt can move his toes and has some feeling.
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Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
William A. Hunt
Brookline
Hunt
Beauty Declares She Wasn't Held
Linda Light a 19 year old Washburn University student and former Miss Kansas told police her claim of being held captive was false. Investigators said she was under strain from exams and no charges will be filed. Her parents were unaware of the false report.
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PEKA
Linda Light
Washburn University
Miss Light
Kansas
William J. Light
Ambassador Gufler Offered New Overseas Assignment
Bernard Gufler the U S ambassador to Finland is to be reassigned and return to the United States soon. Carl Rowan a 37 year old Negro is named the new Finland ambassador the first of his race to hold such a post in Europe. Rowan is a former Minneapolis newspaperman and a University of Minnesota graduate.
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Washington
Bernard”. Gufler
U. S
Finland
Lawrence
Kan
Carl Rowan
Europe
Gufler
Dartmouth Names Red Hoehn Tennis and Squash Coach
Edward Red Hoehn has served as Dartmouth College's tennis and squash racquets coach since 1938, guiding teams and mentoring players across decades.
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Edward
Red) Hoehn
Dartmouth
Britain battered by record winter winds and snow
Freezing gales and heavy snow sweep across Britain in one of its worst winters. More than 100 major highways blocked, the Thames freezes downstream to Kingston, and three men are feared dead in Pennine avalanches while Italy endures cold and isolation with deaths and frozen Venice.
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London
Britain
Thames River
Kingston
Pennine
England
British European Airlines
Italy
Venice
Rome
E. 15Th Street
Journal-World
Ulbricht Ends Red Congress and Warns West Germany
East German leader Walter Ulbricht closed the sixth congress with a warning to West Germany against trusting the United States. He said Cuba showed a new power the US cannot defy, the Soviet Union, and urged talks toward federation and eventual reunification. The week featured a Khrushchev China clash. Wu Hsiu-chan attended. Pravda published Wu’s speech text in Moscow.
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East Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev
Communist Chinese
World Communist Movement
Wu Hsiu-chan
Ulbricht
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Bank Art Exhibition Draws 150 on Sunday
Approximately 150 persons attended the opening of a husband and wife art exhibition Sunday at Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora. Works by Prof. A. Dwight Burnham and wife Lillian of Lawrence are shown through Feb 20 during bank hours. Burnham is KU associate professor of drawing and painting. Mrs. Burnham has taught painting in Lawrence Adult Education since 1953.
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Eudora
Kaw Valley State Bank
A. Dwight Burnham
Lillian
Wellington Rd
Lawrence
Burnham
Kansas University
Emporia High School Wins State Class AA Debate Title
Emporia High School captured the state Class AA debate championship in Wichita finishing 14-4. Team members are Bill Deiler Fred Schottler Bruce Warren and Chris Carpenter with coach Al Higgins. Class A went to Fredonia Manhattan 9-1. Class B to Moundridge 9-1 with coaches P C Hesser and Edwin Stucky.
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Emporia High School
Wichita
Emporia
Bill Deiler
Fred Schottler
Bruce Warren
Chris Carpenter
al Higgins
Fredonia
Manhattan
Russell
Ulysses
Nickerson
Ellsworth
Valley Center
P. C. Hesser
Moundridge
Meade
Pittsburg College High
Edwin Stucky
Dartmouth Track Coach Elliot Noyes Longtime Hanover Figure
Elliot B. Noyes, the Dartmouth varsity track coach, has served in Hanover, New Hampshire, in various roles since 1928. His long association highlights a lasting impact on the college program and local athletics.
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Elliot B. Noyes
Dartmouth
Hanover
N.H
President Kennedy to seek voting rights legislation
Theodore Sorensen says the President will ask Congress for new laws to protect the voting rights of Negroes and others. He declined details but affirmed the plan to carry out the principle that no one should be denied the right to vote because of race or color.
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Washington
Theodore Sorensen
Kennedy
Congress
Truman Shows Excellent Recovery After Hernia Operation
Former President Harry S. Truman is reported to be making excellent progress in recovering from last Thursday's hernia operation at Research Hospital. A spokesman says his condition is good with normal temperature, pulse and respiration, and he is eating well as he grows eager to go home.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
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Charles Thomson
International Union
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Knights Templar
George Washington
Masonic Order
Allen V. Meyer
Bank
Associated Press
Topeka West
Shawnee Mission North
Hutchinson
CRANE
Round Corner Drug Co
Mel Fisher
Sorensen
CBS
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
McConnell
East
ST. Lawrence
Eai
T.g.&y
Harry Truman
Jonelly
Limerick
Mer
Erie
Choice
Kroger
Sera Lee
Heifetz Pickles
Diller Kesher
Silees
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