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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1965
Page
1
The IRS allows hardship claims for those unable to pay their full 1964 income tax by April 15. Taxpayers must prove underwithholding caused the shortfall and seek payment plans, while paying as much as possible to avoid penalties. Interest accrues on unpaid balances.
A reader glance reviews a feature on Appalachia and a page noting the 100th anniversary of Robert E. Lee surrender. The issue lists sections from Amusements to Deaths and Funerals with pages and features across the weekly.
Alabama attorney general Richmond Flowers says segregation is finished and urges compromise with federal civil rights goals. He criticizes Gov. George Wallace for defiance while noting the high political risks and the presidents' federal stance.
Kevin W. Kelly, 22, a hospital corpsman at the Naval Engineering Center, resigns from the Navy to donate a kidney to his sister Dorsha Russell, 19, who has lived with chronic kidney disease since birth and is critically ill in Naval Hospital Oakland. If tests prove compatible, the transplant could occur in Oakland within two weeks.
Five people were killed when a station wagon traveling north in the southbound lanes of Interstate 75 collided head on with another station wagon near Wapakoneta Ohio. Kenny Forrer 10 survived with serious injuries. Police said the northbound driver was speeding on the wrong side.
Hollywood AP reports Walter Henry Heath known for Mule Train and Clancy Lowered the Room died Saturday in a convalescent hospital after a cancer struggle. He was 74.
Hanoi radio carried a protest message to the International Control Commission saying U S air raids hit civilian targets in North Viet Nam on Saturday. The message claimed 12 planes were shot down, though Saigon reports denied any losses.
Cloudy skies give way to occasional rain and possible thundershowers. Rain ends this afternoon with temperatures just below 60.
President Johnson announced a blue ribbon committee will review the Veterans Administration closings amid contested testimony in Congress. The panel must report by June 1 and includes Barrett Prytman Len Russell and other officials.
President Lyndon Johnson met with Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson at Camp David for a couple of hours in an amiable session. They did not state positions on Pearson's proposal for a pause in air strikes against North Vietnam as a potential first step toward peace.
A city bus and a car collided at a Brooklyn intersection injuring at least 35 people with 10 in serious condition. An infant was tossed from an open bus window onto the sidewalk as the vehicle swerved and struck a brick building.
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