Tax computer and staff in Martinsburg run huge IRS system
A Martinsburg IRS center uses a computer to check millions of returns and issue notices. John E. Stewart, an English major, leads 78 staffers who work with the machine to detect fraud and handle audits, while a secretary describes her eyes changing with eye shadow.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
Apple Country
National Computer Center
Internal Revenue Service
Seaboard
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Bowdoin College
John E. Stewart
Tary
Naomi Hoomes
Guatemala Coup Thwarts Red Takeover and Exile of President
Guatemala's military seized power under Col. Enrique Peralta Azurdia after President Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes went into exile. Peralta suspended the constitution and disbanded Congress, pledging an anti Communist regime and elections on a unified date while avoiding resistance from Ydigoras. The U.S. State Department kept silent as Washington weighs new Latin American dictatorship concerns.
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Guatemala City
Guatemala
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Enrique Peralta Azurdia
Ydigoras
Nicaragua
Central America
Peralta
Juan Jose Arevalo
Mexico
Arevalo
Congress
Kennedy
Latin America
Rerouting Denied Of Superhighway
Oklahoma City AP report says the U S Bureau of Public Roads rejected an eastern routing for Interstate 35 near Pauls Valley Davis and Wynnewood. The western route remains acceptable and about 2 miles further west than the towns. Final decision to come at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Pauls Valley
Davis
Wynnewood
Oklahoma
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Commission
Frank Lyons
Federal District
E. H. Sparks
Bureau
Henry Bellman
Lyons
Commission
Bellman
Bellmon
J. Howard Edmondson
Kansas
Perry
Red River
Ardmore
Purcell
Texas
Martin Garber
Enid
Garber
Virgil Jumper
Idabel
C. Hubert Gragg
Rain Lifts Southwest Oklahoma But Rainfall Gap Persists
Steady rain on Saturday delivered 1.42 inches, ending a three month drought in southwest Oklahoma and lifting March moisture to 2.40 inches while the year to date totals still trail the 92 year averages. Forecasts expect more moisture with thunderstorms due today and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Lawton
Wekend
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Update Oklahoma Plains Expect Thunderstorms
Warm humid Gulf air moves north over southwest Oklahoma ahead of a cool front expected to trigger thunderstorms tonight. Forecasters predict highs near 85 and overnight lows around 53 to 58, with cooler western Oklahoma Tuesday. The five day outlook shows near normal western temperatures and above normal eastern warmth with rainfall varying from .10 to .75 inches.
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Gulf
Oklahoma
Gage
Tulsa
Hobart
Guymon
Ponca City
Lawton
Work Under Way On School Census In Comanche County
The annual school census began in Comanche County with thirty workers aiding the Lawton district. Leonard Teakell says the survey counts children under 18 to estimate current and future school needs, while County Superintendent Clarence Scott oversees county schools. Completion is expected in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Lawton
Leonard Teakell
Clarence Scott
Russian Police Brutality Led to Executions in Krasnodar
In Krasnodar two Soviet policemen were sentenced to death for fatally beating a secretary of the Young Communist League they had arrested. The crackdown signals zero tolerance for police brutality in the USSR.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Krasnodar
Sea of Azov
Young Communist League
Tax Collections Drop In County Oklahoma February Totals Decline
Lawton reported 108,391.60 in February sales tax receipts a drop of 1,784.47 from February 1962 while the county totals reached 113,727.28 down from 115,882.38 statewide February collections rose 7.41 percent to 4,493,193.72.
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Lawton
Comanche County
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Enid
Garfield County
Oklahoma
Harmon
Jackson
Tillman
Jefferson
Kiowa
Comanche
Stephens
Caddo
Grady
McIntosh County
Harper County
Anadarko
Altus
Waurika
Hobart
Marlow
Frederick
Walters
Chickasha
Okla City
Tulsa
Muskogee
Bartlesville
Norman
Ardmore
Ponca City
Shawnee
Kennedy returns to White House after Camp David weekend
President Kennedy flew back to Washington from Camp David Maryland today completing a weekend with his family. He will resume formal duties as he presides over daily White House agenda.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Camp David
New York Papers Resume After 114 Day Strike
New York City's 114 day newspaper strike ends with 19,000 workers returning to work. Papers print briskly, prices rise on Times and Herald Tribune, while other dailies keep lower rates. The shutdown cost the city about 250 million dollars.
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New York
New York City
Bronx
Times
Herald Tribune
News
The
Mirror
Manhattan
Long Island Press
Long Island Star-Journal
Press
Long Island
Dec. &Paver
See
Mary Ferguson aims to shed fat after two week fast
Mary Ferguson a 226 pound Long Beach woman shed 18 pounds in a 14 day locked hotel room fast. She and husband Arthur 45 are visiting Palo Alto after a stay in Menlo at the True Method Salon where owner Connie Bristow promises dramatic results.
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Alto
Calif
Mary Ferguson
Long Beach
Ferguson
Menlo
San Francisco International Airport
Mrs. Ferguson
Arthur
Palo Alto
Connie Bristow
Oklahoma Senate forecasts passage of welfare transfer bill
Oklahoma City UPI report: Senate majority leader Glen Ham predicts approval of the 11.5 million welfare transfer bill as lawmakers enter the 13th week of the session. Key objections target 4 million for mental institutions while 7.5 million in sales tax funds would aid three schools for the mentally retarded in Pauls Valley Enid and Sand Springs.
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Senate
Ate
Glen Ham
Pauls Valley
Henry Beilman
Roy Beecher
Ham
Gee
Enid
Sand Springs
House
Bellman
Kay
Oklahoma County ‘Superior Courts
Police Pension Fund
Municipal Government Committee
Senate Higher Education Committee
Langston University
William H. Hale
Langston
Beecher
Two More Die In Area Auto Wrecks
A Denver woman was killed in a Tillman county crash and a Fletcher youth died in Elgin. The Friday death of a 48 year old man raised area traffic toll to 166 for the state, with six fatalities in four days within the Lawton patrol district.
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Denver
Colo
Tillman
Fletcher
Elgin
Highway Patrol
Lawton
Patricia Louise Smith
Russell Hudson
L. C. Willard Smart
Fox
Hudson
Lonnie Sanders
Joe Sam Haile
Marlow
Sanders
Hale
John McBride
Frederick
Miss Smith
U. S. 70
SH 183
Davidson
Tillman County
Lawton Highway Patrol
Mary Isabelle Smith
Harry Eliott Smith
Frederick's Memorial Hospital
McBride
Joe Carpenter
Jerry Slaughter
Tommy Morris
Jerry Julian
Dick Cawley
No End Seen To U S Aid As Kennedy Plans Rate
Presidential adviser Lucius D. Clay said in a U S S News interview that U S foreign aid will decline but not end as Kennedy prepares a 34 9 billion aid message to Congress. He noted Greece Nationalist China and the Philippines are close to self sufficiency and able to borrow at normal rates in world markets.
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Washington
UPI
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Clay
Kennedy
Congress
Greece
China
Philippines
U. S&s. News & World Report
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Secre
Neil Hoke
Stewart
Hoke
IBM
See Tan Agency
Tax Agency
Red
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Hand Gulf
Arthur Ferguson
Mary
Senate Common Education Committee
Senate Constitutional Amendments Committee
Roy Grantham
Leroy McClendon
Julian
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