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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
4
The article notes 40 million taxpayers had filed by month start while 25 million face a April 15 deadline. It explains 1965 tax rates range from 14 percent to 70 percent and outlines changes from the Revenue Act of 1964 and new withholding rules. It warns on estimated taxes and mentions advance withholding covering eight months.
The piece argues France’s de Gaulle pursues Europe for Europeans, challenging NATO and U.S. influence. It notes Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko’s call for European self reliance ahead of Moscow talks, warning of Soviet potential to dictate European security without America.
The piece notes Costa Rica's tenth straight annual deficit as leaders avoid new taxes. It cites 4.2 percent population growth, 50 percent under 16, and 83 percent of the budget spent on schooling. Foreign loans and investments fuel continued operations despite a fragile outlook.
South Viet Nam leaders discuss a national referendum on a new constitution by fall. Prime Minister Ky proposes a two part draft committee including provincial advisers and diverse groups such as Buddhists and Catholics. US observers warn that rapid elections risk instability without broader political organizing nationwide.
The News Post reports that Bill King will return to the local club this season after a strong showing with Frederick last year. Jack Dunn of the Baltimore Orioles plans to keep Bill Lamar on his International League roster. The May 1 primary ballot will be secret as the envelope system is abolished by recent legislation.
The Rev Dr Henri L G Keiffer read his resignation at the Evangelical Reformed church after 36 years in Emmitsburg on May 1 due to ill health. About 350 parishioners heard the announcement from Alfred G Zimmerman, vice president of the consistory.
Washington voters favor letting the American Bar Association propose approved candidates for the President to pick. The piece notes party balance in past appointments, concerns about political influences, and calls for judges with real bench experience over quick political rewards. The Gallup poll highlights public dissatisfaction with the current system.
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