Taxpayers Honesty Highlighted by IRS Official
The Kansas City Times quotes an IRS midwest official claiming 97 to 98 percent of federal taxes are paid voluntarily without government prompting. He argues against a proposed withholding tax on dividends and interest, noting many low income elderly taxpayers would bear undue burden and recovery of overpayments is slow and confusing.
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Kansas City Times
Midwest
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Boats as Business Barometer Signals Growth in 1950s
Boat manufacturers say rising personal income and leisure time boost pleasure boat sales, reflecting optimism about the economy. At the National Motor Boat Show in New York, about 500 boats from 125 exhibitors, including 40 foreign builds, showcased the surge in boating popularity. Purchases totaled 2.6 billion dollars last year, a strong stimulus to the economy.
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New York City
Mississippi
Ballet Plays in Cold War Cultural Exchange Clash
An analysis contrasts Bolshoi Ballet and American modern dance companies touring Europe and the Middle East. It argues Balanchine and Martha Graham show inventive, adaptable movement beyond Soviet props, and views cultural exchange as a strategic edge in the Cold War. The piece notes the West’s ongoing artistic innovation versus Soviet tradition.
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New York
Soviet Union
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City Center
Martha Graham
U.S
Anteviaa
Bisir
Imperial Bassin
Swan Lakes
Gixelles
Mina
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Teomanoff
Balanchine
Gueks
Bata
Russia
Carrs
Rand
Muscatine Journal Publication and Subscription Details
The Muscatine Journal lists staff including editor Walter Russell and publisher Marold L Nelson, with circulation manager Owen Walwer. It notes AP membership, delivery options, and subscription rates, detailing daily, city, and mail plans with prices and office hours.
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Marold L. Nelson
Walter Russell
Robert Bauer
Gilbert Dietz
Owin Walwer
Argaret Mtffith
Carl Walter
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France and Red China Obstacles in Ban on Nuclear Testing
An analysis notes progress stalled on a comprehensive ban as Kennedy and Khrushchev discuss inspection limits. It highlights France and Red China as key obstacles, with de Gaulle resisting limits until France builds a stronger nuclear force and US Senate resistance to excluding Red China.
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Red
China
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
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Russia
U.S. Senate
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Psychology Project Turns Into Real Romance Story
Donna G aged 20 a coed froze at heartbreak after being jilted then joined in a six month field study led by Dr Crane as part of a psychology project. She gradually opened up to Bob and within six months confided she loved him planning marriage after graduation. The project also yielded a wife for Bob and earned high grades for the students.
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Donna
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Dr. Crane
Fay
Pin
Nimoan
Odds and Ends Saved Says Boyle on Hoarding
New York columnist HAL Boyle muses on the urge to keep possessions versus throwing them away. He contrasts neat minimalists with hoarders and relays his plan to bury a lifetime of memorabilia with a self mockery of material attachment.
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New York
Upper Ross Today Tro Prayer Fragment Meditations
Soul trembling and astonished by a biblical devotion, the message recalls Acts nine six and calls for obedience to God the Father. It prays for discipline, willingness, and service as believers seek to do Thy bidding in Jesus name.
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God
Jesus
Muscatine Yesterday in History and Local Happenings
A past Muscatine column recalls events from years ago including Indians in town sighting, musical acts at Turner Over House, officers elected for local clubs, a 80th wedding anniversary, skating park notes, and Senator Lord's appointment to the Iowa Senate committee on social security.
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Muscatine
Herr Andre
Alpine Chops
Tyralese Company
Geraldine
W. L. Walters
West Liberty Gall Club
Robert Brooke
Harry F. Lewis
Edward M. Rowman
Henry Hurke
Town Ave
Herman B. Lord of
Towa Senate
Dear Abby Excerpt Highlights Marital Habits And Advice
A Dear Abby column snippet presents readers seeking guidance on marital quirks including distance while walking, breakfast habits, grooming in the sink, and long marriage storms. The second letter discusses a partner wearing three rings and past marriages, with Abby-esque advice about honesty and future consequences.
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