Taxpayer Loses Bid For Deduction On U S Debt
An Ohio man, Willard Bostick of Bedford, lost a U S Tax Court dispute over deducting national debt and government costs on his 1937 and 1968 income taxes. Judge Norman Tietjens ruled his deductions improper, noting specific claimed items and overpayment.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
U.S Tax Court
Norman ©. Tietjens
Willard Bostick
Bedford
Ohio
Bostick
Fragmented crossword puzzle clues mix and match many entries
A string of crossword style clues and partial answers appears, listing numbers and hints such as places, people, and objects. The fragment references include Turkish general, Roman road, Greek architecture, Spanish gentleman, Palestinian money, Italian city, and other scattered terms, suggesting a filled puzzle or a clue list rather than a coherent article.
Jet speed data linked to 134 deaths in 1950 collision
Civil Aeronautics Board heard that a United Air Lines jet traveled about 302 knots true air speed when it collided with a Trans World Airlines Super Constellation over New Jersey on December 16, killing 134. The recorder from the United jet was recovered in Brooklyn and indicated holding patterns and navigational troubles prior to the crash.
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United Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
Brooklyn
Civil Aeronautics Board
Glenn A. Allred
UAL
Denver
Colo
Preston
New Jersey
Word War at White House Aging Conference over care
The White House Conference on Aging today intensified as groups debated how far the federal government should help older people pay medical bills. George Meany and AMA spokesmen clashed as Meany defended Social Security health insurance for the aged while AMA leaders accused labor of promoting socialized medicine. Marion Folsom backed the Kennedy plan, arguing its logic, and noted his past opposition to tying health insurance to Social Security.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
George Meany
Afl-Cio
American Medical Association
Meany
Aflcio
AMA
Washington
J. Late Ludwig
Council of Medical Service
Ludwig
Parti ‘San
Marion Folsom
Kennedy
Farm Loans Reach 42 Million From FHA in 1960
Washington AP reports that Farmers Home Administration field offices lent 42 million dollars to farm families in 1960, up from 333.5 million in 1959, with about 173000 farmers using the program and total outstanding loans near 1.125 billion as of December 1, 1960. Collections were about 305 million, versus 317 million in 1959. Most operating loans carry 5 percent interest.
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Farmers Home Administration
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home
Jailed Mayor Wins Right To Continue
Kemp A Harrison, serving a federal sentence, won the legal right to remain mayor of Warner Robins, Georgia. Superior Court Judge A M Anderson ruled that his conviction for conspiracy to defraud bank depositors does not disqualify him. Harrison won re election on November 8, eight days after starting a one year and a day sentence in Florida. Five Warner Robins residents had sought to oust him.
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Macon
Georgia
Superior Court
A. M. Anderson
Kemp A
Harrison
Warner Robins
Tallahassee
Fla
Shortest prizefight on record ends in 1 second
The brief bout lasted 1 second including a full 10 count as Al Couture struck Ralph Watson while Watson adjusted his gum shield in his corner.
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al Couture
Ralph Watson
DiSalle Seeks Ohio Future Through Legislature Address
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle prepared to address a joint session as the Republican-led legislature weighs his state of the state plan. The Senate passed a massive Ohio Revised Code corrections bill despite opposition, and the House quickly accepted minor amendments as DiSalle plans a budget message next week.
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DiSalle
Ohio
Columbus
Michael V. DiSalle
Senate
John W. Brows
R-Medina
House
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