Tax Deadline Extended Two Days For 1967 Returns
Washington AP reports the filing deadline moves to April 17 next year as the usual Saturday deadline shifts the date. IRS will use full computer checks for all returns for the first time since 1962, with later expansion to seven regional centers. Taxpayers begin receiving forms after the first of the year and a new deduction table aids state gasoline tax figures.
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Midwest
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New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Towa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Tractor accident kills Kansas farmer near Paola
F Ralph Greenwalt died Monday when a farm tractor overturned while plowing about 12 miles north of Paola. The machine plunged down a 12 foot embankment at the end of the field and rolled over onto him.
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Paola
Kan
F. Ralph Greenwalt
Greenwalt
Cokes Defends Welterweight Title In Dallas Victory
Curtis Cokes, 29, of Dallas defeats Jean Josselin of France to retain the world welterweight crown. The bout drew about 5,800 in attendance with a $55,000 gate as promoter Norm Levinson eyes a Cokes Ortiz bout in Dallas. Cokes dominated with jab left hook and uppercuts. judges favored him by 7 to 13 points.
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Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Jean Jos
Selin
Carlos Ortiz
Norm Levinson
Dallas All-Sports Association
Cokes
Josselin
Nat Fleischer
New York
Morris Fair
Dick Cole
Associated Press
Fullmer Beats Bobo Olson In Oakland Bout
Don Fullmer earned a split decision over former middleweight champion Carl Bobo Olson in a 10 round fight at the Oakland Coliseum Arena. The bout drew 10,878 fans who booed frequently as both men were accused of holding.
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Oakland
Calif
Don Fullmer
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Oakland Coliseum
King Hussein warns of brink of war in Middle East
In Amman King Hussein tells AP the Middle East is on the brink of a bigger war than Suez. He vows to strike back hard if Israel attacks again, saying patience is exhausted and border defenses are weak. He cites Samaa raid as provocation and appeals for arms and Western support.
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Roy
Essayan
King
Hussein
Jordan
Middle East
Amman
Associated Press
Middle-East
Israel
Samaa
Jordanian
West
Arab Legion
Syria
United Arab Republic
Free World
Samoa
Abdullah
Missouri Welfare Shortfall Sparks Social Welfare Alarm
Missouri welfare payments fall $100000 daily below needed levels, say Kansas City social workers. Theodore Ernst of UMKC and Thomas Fulton of MU warn that strict eligibility and low standards leave many in poverty, urging tax and funding raises to meet basic decency standards.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Theodore Ernst
University of Missouri At
Deep South
Ernst
Jefferson City
Washington
Thomas Fulton
School of Social Work
University of Missouri
Fulton
Kansas City Area
Missouri Association For Social Welfare
Missouri-Kansas
National Association of Social Workers
Prothro praises UCLA programs amid Rose Bowl talk and recruiting
Prothro notes UCLA football and basketball complement each other and praises chancellor Murphy. He hints at his poll vote with a chaser analogy and mentions Lew Alcindor as a standout. He calls the Rose Bowl decision controversial and says recruiting is helped by bringing prospects to basketball games.
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Prothro
UCLA
Franklin D. Murphy
Kansas University
Murphy
Bruin Cagers
Lew Alcindor
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