Returns Slow as Tax Bite Hits Bank Loans
Washington AP reports the tax season slowing returns as more filers owe money and delay payments. Banks note a rise in personal loan applications while some institutions see little early change. IRS refunds fell 14 percent year over year by March 19 and total refunds dropped 25 percent. overall filings lag 7.5 percent versus 1964 with 29.7 million returns compared to 32.1 million.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Federal Reserve District
Philadelphia
Richmond
The
Revenue Service
IRS
Truman Says A Bomb Ended Soviet Stall
Former President Harry S. Truman states that the Soviet hesitation to open a Manchurian front vanished after the atomic bomb. He says Stalin stalled at first, then Soviet entry followed quickly as if missing a party if late.
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Truman
New York
Harry S. Truman
Manchuria
Stalin
Gas Used In Viet Nam Mild: Both Sides Possess Killers
A late 1960s assessment notes tear and nauseating gases from the CBR arsenal as mild compared to other agents. It traces origins to Germany and postwar transfers among the United States USSR and China. It cites riot control use, limited persistence, and potential for lingering irritation if oil-based formulations are used.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Germany
Soviet Union
United States
Red China
McNamara
Breath Of Gas Not Like Dying In Vietnam War Test
Deseret News writer Steve Hale describes a gas test in Emigration Canyon using CS tear gas, CM and DM irritants supplied by the United States for Viet Nam operations. He details intense nausea, coughing, eye burning, and prolonged discomfort, noting the gauge of physical effects and his recovered voice.
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Deseret News
Salt Lake City
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
Pentagon
Utah National Guard
Emigration Canyon
Ohio Klan Leader Slams LBJ as Stupid and Threats Civil Rights
Flynn Harvey of Columbus denounces President Johnson as the Klan's equal in power and urges action against the civil rights opponents. He asserts the Ohio Klan has 1,000 members, defends not disbanding, and notes the FBI arrests of Alabama Klansmen after the Liuzzo shooting as Johnson seeks new anti Klan legislation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ku Klux Klan
Ohio
Johnson
Flynn Harvey
Columbus
Martin Luther King
Harvey
Nicholas Katzenbach
FBI
Alabama
Visla Gregg Liuzzo
Detroit
Selma
Montgomery
Klan
Cleveland
KYW
Ted W. Brown
Brown
China Gives Turkey Money for Turkey-Cypriot Relief
Communist China contributed 70 000 Turkish lira seven thousand seventy seven dollars for Turkish Cypriot relief through the Turkish Red Crescent after a Turkish appeal to the International Red Cross. The donation arrives as Turkey seeks broader relations with China despite not recognizing the communist state.
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Istanbul
Turkey
China
Turkish Red Crescent
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Judge Rules SERS Can Keep Hotel in Columbus Plaza
In Columbus, Common Pleas Judge Robert E. Leach ruled that the School Employes Retirement System may retain ownership of the Columbus Plaza Hotel but is not authorized to fund more than ten million dollars for a new hotel at Gay and Third Streets. The decision acknowledges past expenditures cannot be undone yet confirms the board owns the existing property and may lease or sell it, with potential liability for future missteps.
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Columbus, Ohio
Common Pleas
Robert E. Leach
Columbus Plaza
Board
SERS
Four Martin Children Die in House Fire
Four children of Arthur and Mrs Arthur Martin died Friday night in a flash fire that swept through their two story Warwick home. Victims were Arthur A. five, Theresa four, George William two, and Maria 13 months, leaving the parents grieving the sudden loss.
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Warwick
R.J
Arthur Martin
Arthur A
Theresa
George William
Maria
Fifth Under the Seat Clicks as Pop Safety Song
Florida state trooper Jim Foster created a highway safety song titled Four on the Floor and a Fifth Under the Seat. The tune links a whisky bottle under the seat to a fatal crash involving a fast driving group of youngsters. Recorded in Nashville, it circulated to 3400 disc jockeys nationwide.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florida
U.S
Jim Foster
Nashville
Tenn
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West Milton
Adv
Stevens
BY Steve Hale
Dee Butterfield
Special Forces
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LBJ
Ohio Klan
Judge Rules
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Bill Howe
Sam
Wm. Schaeffer
Maine
U.S. NO. 1
Jane Parker
ALA
Pillsbury
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