Tax Shelter Tied to Mansion House Center in St. Louis
The Mansion House Center on the St. Louis riverfront is described as a large tax shelter for wealthy investors including ITT chairman Harold Geneen and Henry Ford I. Federal records indicate 20 partners claim accelerated depreciation to deduct substantial sums, with Geneen alone reducing personal income by about 280000 dollars annually. The project opened in 1967 as a 40 million complex financed by insured mortgages, now facing financial scrutiny and demand for order.
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ST. Louis
Harold 8. Geneen
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Henry Ford I
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Federal
Geneen
Mansion House
ITT
C.S. Harding Mott
General . Motors
the Globe
Lewis E. Kitchen
Kansas City
Kitchen
New York
Hearnes Signs 11 More Bills in Missouri Action
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes signed 11 bills, with 65 awaiting his signature, including five to liberalize Kansas City police retirement. They cap city police contributions at 10 percent, require 12 to 16 percent city support, boost survivor benefits from 7,500 to 20,000, and cover land easements and tax exemptions. Thursday he signed 12 more, creating a statewide milk inspection board for Grade A milk standards.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Kansas City
St. Louis
Vann Led US Effort in Vietnam Until His Death
In a portrait by Peter Arnett and Horst Faas, John Paul Vann is depicted as the longest-serving American in Vietnam, a fearless leader who urged decisive action and advised Vietnamese forces. He died in a helicopter crash near Kontum at age 47 after a career marked by controversy, devotion, and sacrifices amid rising Vietnamese insurgency.
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Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Horst Faas
Allery
Pleiku
Associated Press Writers Saigon
America
Vietnam
John Paul Vann
Vann
Kontum
South Vietnam
Indochina
West Point
Ap Bac
Armored Corps
Ly Tong Ba
Denver Aircraft Company
Hau Nghia
Saigon
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Douglas Ramsey
Elvis Presley Rocks Madison Square Garden in NYC Debut
Elvis Presley, age 37, headlined a Madison Square Garden show before a throng of teen and twenty-something fans. He wore a gold studded white suit and performed a mix of his hits and covers, with dramatic scarf tosses triggering loud screams. The stage set a high-energy mood as flashbulbs popped and security escorted a fan onto the stage.
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AP Mosic
New York
Madison Square Garden
Presley
Creedence Clearwater
Dog Night
Spain
Dusty Springfield
Righteous Brothers
Leas
Heartbreak Hotel
Hound Dog
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