Independent Oil Men Hit By Tax Plan Opposed by IPAA
Washington AP reports 50 independent producers or reps from across the country met to oppose a House Ways and Means plan tightening mineral tax rules. IPAA says the moves threaten small producers, cap exploration funding, and may prompt a nationwide lobbying push to reverse the revision in later House and Senate actions.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Harold Decker
IPAA
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Nixon Family Meets Pope Paul VI In Vatican Audience
Former vice president Richard Nixon met Pope Paul VI in the Vatican's private library for over 15 minutes. Nixon praised the pontiff as vigorous and youthful at 63, accompanied by Archbishop Martin J. O'Conner. The Nixon party was staying in Vatican City on a private visit en route to Florence and Venice, with Nixon noting the Pope's interest in the American people and world affairs.
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Vatican City
Richard M. Nixon
Paul VI
Nixon
Pope
Martin J. O'Conner
Scranton
Pontifics College
Patricia
Julie
Nixons
Trichy
Athens
Florence
Venice
John XXII
Pope Pius XII
Pope Paul
Tax rule favors oil and gas properties write offs
The present low drilling and development costs allow oil and gas wells to be written off and profits from sale taxed as capital gains. The change aims to recapture some written-off expense by taxing at ordinary income rates.
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Ing
Remember Names Faces With Mnemonic Tricks In New York
AP reports memory experts Bruno Furst and his wife Lotte offer methods to improve recall of names faces and places. They urge hearing the name clearly, repeating it, forming associations, and writing it down while observing the person’s face. Tips include linking car location to landmarks and mentally associating glasses with the table. One student was slapped on a subway train while studying a passerby.
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New York
Bruno Furst
Lotte
Dr. Furst
Munich
University of Prague
Brooklyn College
Mr. Black
Barlow
Bar
Furst
Cartoon pastor uses drawings to spread gospel in St Paul
Rev. Paul E. Schuessler of Pilgrim Lutheran Church in St Paul uses self taught cartoons as aids in religious outreach. He publishes pamphlets and delivers chalk talk sermons, arguing cartoons grab attention and convey points quickly. He began drawing as a boy and, since becoming pastor in 1959, has produced a 24 page cartoon pamphlet about Christ with 10 000 copies printed.
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St, Paul, Minn
St. Paul Lutheran
Paul E. Schuessler
Pilgrim Lutheran Church
Pastor Schuessler
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Clair and Pier Avenues
Motels Turn Vacation Dollars Into Quarters
Report notes travelers cash in dollars at motels to obtain quarters during trips. Local observations emphasize casual exchanges and minor coin handling as part of vacation routines.
Four U.S. airmen rescued after Red Sea crash landing
Cairo reports the British destroyer Agincourt rescued all four American civilians aboard an Air Force amphibious plane contracted to Philco Radio Corp. Survivors D.A. Van Epps James Andrews A.D. Hesko and Michael Fleisher were uninjured and in good spirits after nearly five hours clinging to the aircraft before pickup by Aden reports.
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Cairo
Agincourt
Red Sea
U.S
Philco Radio Corp
D.A. van Epps
James Andrews
A.D. Hesko
Michael Fleisher
Aden
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Janet Sells
Brookfield
Haineis
Rebel
Janet
Nest
Navy
Bathyscaphe Trieste
Atlantic
News of Religion
William Riemerman
The
Christ
Commission On Colleges and Universities
Air Force
Europe
Far East
Motorola
Kryptok
RAY Optical CO
N. Locust St. Centralia, NL
Ray E. Dalton
O. D
Hing
Ennings
Orla
Cont
Remem
Fed
Eral Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Federal Home Loan Bank
FSLIC
Advances Federal Home Loan Bank
North
Lal
Gree Woo
Guy A. Wood
State Farm
Bill Thackrey
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Tlinatg
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