Butler urges battle page for papers in fall campaign
Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler urged newspapers to establish a battle page allowing the two major parties equal space to present their cases. He called on the ANPA and ASNE to promote the idea, suggested timing in late campaign weeks, and backed debates, free time proposals, and bipartisan grassroots fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul M. Butler
Butler
National Press Club
Democratic National Committee
GOP National Committee
Philip L. Graham
Washington Post & Times- Herald
Thief steals coffee advertisement from Potsdam shop
At F. J. Bovay plumbing shop a window was broken and a glass top smashed to take a ten dollar bill tucked under. The note on the reverse said the bill was good for one cup of coffee at a local restaurant, identifying the theft as an odd advertisement.
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Potsdam
N. Y
F. J. Bovay Plumbing
Final steps in filling out Form 1040 for 1956 tax
This article details finishing Form 1040, choosing itemized or standard deductions, handling adjustments, and entering totals on the tax computation schedule. It covers W-2s, Social Security deductions, penalties, refunds, and when to file or amend. It also outlines estimated tax requirements for 1956 with rules based on income, exemptions, and filing status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Service
Cross Burning Sparks Tension Over New Orleans Segregation Fight
A 10 foot cross burned near the Jefferson Davis statue in New Orleans sparking fear amid a school desegregation controversy. The incident follows Archbishop Rummel's pastoral letter declaring segregation morally wrong and hinting at desegregation of parochial schools after September 1956.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Canal Street
Jefferson Davis Parkway
Joseph Francis Rummel
Ousted Housing Official Denies Tax Evasion Charge
Washington report says Clyde L. Powell, an ousted federal housing official, denies evading federal income taxes from 1945 to 1948. IRS says Powell owes $79,913 in back taxes, plus $40,055 in fraud penalties and $11.04 in penalties for substantial underestimation and failure to file estimates. Powell, formerly of St. Louis, now resides in Coral Gables Florida.
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Washington
Clyde L. Powell
Internal Revenue Service
Powell
St. Louis
Coral Gables
Fla
Paris Papers Flay Mollet Algerian Cease Fire Plan
Paris editorials condemn Premier Mollet for urging a cease fire in Algeria with no time limit and warn of renewed war. Mohammed ben Bella signals possible Soviet arms as Cairo reports mixed reactions from Moslems and French settlers. Lacoste to push military economic and social measures in the National Assembly.
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Paris
Guy Mollet
Cairo
Mohammed Ben Bella
France
Moliet
Jean-Jacques Servan-Schreiber
L’express
Mendes-France
Servan-Schreiber
Mollet
National Assembly
Robert Lacoste
Assembly
Presidium portraits in alphabetical order front pages
Soviet premier Nikolai Bulganin and party chief Nikita Khrushchev head the 11 member presidium portraits printed on front pages. For Stalin era rulers appeared by rank after Stalin. under collective leadership all members appear alphabetically, Khrushchev’s K treated as X.
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Moscow
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita’ S. Krushchev
Presidium
Stalin
Khrushchev
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Uncle Sam
Scott’s Air Conditioning Inc
Frigidaire
Lawton
Edwards & Edwards
Kodak
Carpenter’s
Ile American National Bank
The
City National Bank
Southwest Chemical Co
E Ave
Fas
Ide
By Joseph E. Dynan
Algeria
Lacoste
McCord’s
C Avenue
George Glasby
Mercury
Buster Wyatt S. W
Okla
Pacific Finance
Pacific
Aca
Doug Humphreys
Mer
Buty
Coe Revie
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
Tray
PM Lad
Va Price
Etary Pate
Rust Ted Tire & Supply
D Avenue
Waxer
Vy Mrades
Soldarta Ee
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