Enthusiasm Persists Over Economy Despite Steel Slowdown
Business and government economists remain optimistic about the economy for the rest of the year as auto sales and output stay ahead of last year, inventories stay healthy, and government spending rises. Steel orders drop from hedge demand for a possible strike, but most expect a limited impact.
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New York
New IRS Rules Aimed at Curbing Travel Deduction Abuse
New final regulations on travel and entertainment deductions will be released soon and take effect August 1. Commissioner Mortimer Caplin said the rules target abuses while not restricting legitimate business, outlining three guiding scenarios for meals with clients and modest entertainment. Caplin projected up to 4 billion dollars in savings from depreciation allowances and investment credits.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
American Management Association
Walk To Freedom aims massive Detroit race riot remembrance
Detroit plans a Sunday Walk to Freedom led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr to mark 20 years since the 1943 riot end. Officials seek 100000 participants to march downtown past the 1863 and 1943 riot sites, fundraise for the SCLC and protest racial injustices in housing and jobs.
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Detroit
Martin Luther King Jr
Woodward Avenue
Richard V. Marks
Commission On Community Relations
Marks
James del Rio
del Rio
Detroit Council For Human Rights
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Council
Birmingham
Belle Isle
Stamps To Feature Refugees From Communist Mainland
Taipei dispatch reports Chiang Kai shek regime will issue postage stamps June 27 to mark the arrival of refugees from the mainland in 1962. First set shows a tearful girl Lee Ying. second set portrays a man with his wife and child. Denominations are 80 cents and 3.20 dollars. Also noted is a study showing engineers' nationwide jobholders rising 64 percent in the 1950s.
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Taipei
Formosa
Associated Press
Red China
P. C. Lee
Hong Kong
Tiger Standard
Radiophoto
Chiang Kaishek
Lee Ying
China
U.S
Old Man's Cave hosts large picnickers as summer crowds gather
A warm but pleasant day at Old Man's Cave drew a large crowd of picnickers from Circleville New Plymouth Laurelville Logan and Haydenville area. Local residents including the Unger family and friends visited Pearl Unger and family after noon. Several neighbors and guests were noted with multiple calls and visits during the week. A two week Bible school started Monday at St Johns Chapel inviting all.
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Old Man's Cave
Hocking County
Jim Unger
Paul Ganes
Circleville
Junior Rollins
Marilyn
Myrtle Justice
Logan
William Unger Sr
Emery Bainter
Mable Swackhammer
Jennie Scatty
Laura Sondheimer
Scottie
Sally
Freddy Justice
Jane Reed
Gary Garret
Laurelville
William Unger
Larry Unger
Jean Burns
New Plymouth
Tom Yates
Near Logan
St. John’s Chapel
Monford Will
Columbus
Hattie Unger
William Hankison
Haydenville
Chancy Oldfield
Earl Venard
Children of
Mr. Venard
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