Tax Dispute Over Liberace Duds At Issue
Washington AP reports the IRS and pianist Liberace clash over the treatment of jeweled jackets, a lavish Los Angeles home, and related expenses as tax-deductible business costs versus corporate property. Liberace claims $300 monthly rent and $350,000 yearly residence costs deductible. the IRS counters these as corporate property and dividends. Government seeks about $606,000 in additional taxes for 1962 through 1964, asserting the image-driven business factors support the deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Liberace
Los Angeles
Walter V. Libersee
Nisin
Princial
ING Libare
Loe
Tahera
Financial
Anal Artists Ltd
Thas
Cirole
Lelabra
Venus
International Artists Ltd
Las Anrete
Streice
Discontinuance Bid Faces Hearing On Two Santa Fe Trains
In Temple, about 150 people attended as Santa Fe faced opposition over plans to discontinue two Houston to Clovis NM passenger trains. Officials cited mail revenue loss and overall passenger deficits, while supporters argued for improved service rather than cutbacks. The hearing will reconvene in Houston on April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Wouiaena
R. D. Shelton
Ralph Dashier
Bell Counci
Chicago
J. J
Sam Mantul
Turpinat
Ed Stuppi
Grater Killeen Chamber of Comgeeeral
Frank Tucker
Temple Line
Amavili
Henry Taylor Santa Fe Jr
Temple
Houston
Clovis
N.M
Santa Fe
Shelton
Santa
Tucker
Temple City Commission
West
Khe Sanh siege seen as high water mark in Vietnam war
Military experts assess the Khe Sanh siege as a potential high point of North Vietnam’s war effort in South Vietnam. They estimate 400 daily bombs and 11 divisions involved, with North Vietnam signaling broader action to come while editors and broadcasters frame the event as a significant turning point in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. 1
Khe Sanh
Vietnam
Viet South
Nam Wa
National
North Vietnam
State Department
Ottie Ot
South Vietnam
Noth
Ares
E11
Atpost Am
Tor
Ange
South
Arn
Accidental Shooting Fatal to Floresville Youth
James Alfred Cox, 12, died after an accidental gunshot while he and a companion shot at birds in Floresville. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Floresville hospital. Authorities reported the incident amid broader notes on Vietnam force composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floresville
James Alfred Cox
North
Vietnam
Regular Army
Floresville Hospital
Justice Cong
Manuel ‘Toscano
North Vietnam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dniven
Hollywood
David Nigen
Columbia
Lang Ved
Lang Vel
Catnap Aiter
Alee
Hm Duetret Oper
Ra Pa At
Ofi
Ozarka
Gall
Hygeia-Ozarka Water CO
Learocray Alascheso
Lahore
Ash
Stor
Howe
Meath
Suntay Keenne
St Aber
Lubbock
Pharmacy Eee
GLOBE
Contac
Silesa
Nicoban
Siblin
Medlock
W. E. Medlock
E. Medlock
W.E. Medlock