Tax Time Tomorrow in Washington
IRS warns millions filing Form 1040 to check arithmetic and ensure the Social Security number name and address are correct. About 66 million individual returns expected this year with 22 million in the last two weeks. postmark deadline is Friday. Commissioner Cohen stresses keeping good records. arithmetic errors skew refunds and collections, with billions affected.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Sheldon S. Cohen
Johnsons Mexico Visit Seen as Warmup for Future Trip
President Johnson travels to Mexico City for a brief informal stay seen as a warmup for a possible later state visit. Mexican officials expect vast crowds, a 21 gun salute, and formal ceremonies including a Lincoln statue unveiling financed by the United States. Mrs. Johnson joins him and will participate in the Lincoln ceremony.
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Tex
Johnson
Mexico City
Robert H. Fleming
White House
Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Washington
Los Pinos
Diaz Ordaz
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
Lincoln
Dean Rusk
Weather report for Middletown with cool spell ahead
Tonight will be partly cloudy and a bit colder with a low near freezing. Friday remains partly cloudy and cool with a high in the upper 40s. Yesterday’s high was 47 and overnight low 34. Today at 11 am the temperature was 54. Rain total since 8 am yesterday is .07 inch, bringing April’s two week total to 1 inch. March rainfall was 1 inch.
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Middletown
Las Vegas Tests New Traffic Lights for City Use
A Las Vegas program trials new traffic light signals with stop and go patterns. Officials say the system aims to improve flow during peak hours and reduce delays.
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Las Vegas
Viets Losses Amid New Saigon War Casualties
Saigon reports a shift in the fighting as U.S. Marines begin a fresh search operation in the rice paddies overlooking the South China Sea. Air Force F105 Thunderchiefs hit targets near Mu Gia Pass while B52s airstrike North Viet Nam, with weekly totals showing American deaths drop below South Vietnamese battle deaths for the first time amid ongoing political crisis.
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South Viet Nam
South China Sea
North Viet Nam
Mu Gia Pass
Air Force
Hanoi
Buddhist Buddhist Villages Celebrate as Saigon Reads Civilian Rule Decree
Thousands of Buddhist demonstrators paraded peacefully in Saigon celebrating a military decree calling for elections to civilian rule within three to five months. Buddhist leaders praised the pledge as meeting their demands and urged demonstrations to end with a meeting at the Buddhist Institute.
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Dhist
Buddhist Institute
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tam Chau
Thich Thien Minh
Ho Giao
Buddhist Struggle Forces
Sea Devil Von Luckner Dies at 84 in Sweden
Count Felix Von Luckner famed as the Sea Devil, who sank 14 Allied ships in World War I without a life lost, died at 84 in Malmoe Sweden after an undisclosed illness. The German count commanded the raider Seeadler disguising as a Norwegian freighter, rescued crews and pets, and sailed 35,000 miles before wrecking in 1917.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Felix von Luckner
von Luckner
Atlantic
Pacific
South Sea Coral Reef
United States
Lowell Thomas
Count Luckner
Germany
Free Masons
Bermuda
San Francisco
Miami
North Dakota
Hartz Mountains
Delayed-Action Bombs Used in Mu Gia Pass Clearing
News reports say B52 strikes over Mu Gia Pass in North Viet Nam used half-ton bombs with delayed action triggers. The explosives may explode days after impact, hindering labor crews clearing slides and reopening the road toward Laos and South Viet Nam.
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Washington
Mu Gia
Viet Nam
Laos
South
Guam
Mu Gia Pass
North
South Viet Nam
Ma Gia
DAD WORKS PARTTIME Baby's Illness May Leave Only Bills
In New Philadelphia Ohio a 15 month old girl Jennie Murray may die from an incurable lung deficiency. Oxygen costs 100 a week, tent and equipment 50 a month, medicine 40 to 60 a month. Rotary Club pays for oxygen and medicine. Murray works part time at a bottling plant. State Crippled Children's service stopped payments when doctors called the case hopeless.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Jennie Lucille Murray
Robert
Inez
Aultman Hospital
Canton
Cleveland Clinic
Jennie
Murray
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