Chapter One Taxes and the Call for More in 1969
An editorial introduces a multi part series urging readers to study income tax rules and maximize legal exclusions and deductions. It frames 1969 as a year of rising demands for more wages profits and taxes across workers corporations and governments beginning with the January 1 1969 Social Security related changes.
Cut Your Own Taxes Promises Big Withholding Changes Ahead
The piece explains higher Social Security taxes at 4.8 percent on earnings above $7,800 and a retroactive 10 percent surcharge. It notes withholding lag and larger tax due when filing, encourages deductions, and promotes a 1969 book offer. It also includes ad text about classifieds rates and publication deadlines.
White Indian head cents value questions span collectors notes
Readers ask about value of white Indian head cents and other coins. Columns cite Kelly’s Coin World values for 1859 and 1861 white cents plus gold and Columbian pieces, with guidance on misstruck dates and rare mint marks.
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Jim Kelly
U.S
Coin World
Kelly
United States
Artists Resist Cleanup as Sonoma Street Stays Intact
In Sausalito California residents defy officials and a bulldozer by piling debris themselves to preserve a single stretch of Sonoma Street. Henry Sudduth IV declares they'll collect the trash, Deputy County Counsel Joseph Forest accepts the pledge, ending the showdown with a promise to safeguard the artful site. Nearby, Leonard Bernstein begins a five week European tour with modern American pieces.
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