Tax changes may aid many in 1967 returns
The 1967 income tax changes let all taxpayers deduct part of health insurance premiums. Seniors get similar medical deduction rules but only the portion exceeding 3 percent of income for medical expenses and 1 percent for drugs. Half the premiums may be deducted if you itemize, with the rest counted as medical expenses above the 3 percent limit. Medicare insured seniors may add medical costs under the 1965 reform. A coat buying guide offers practical checks for quality and fit, while a meatballs and rice casserole recipe provides a six-serving meal with steps and ingredients.
Mercs Are Ready Veterans Sell Their Service for Pay
Johannesburg report portrays former white mercenaries from Katanga and elsewhere, now mostly businessmen or ad executives, eager to return to Congo style action. They recall daring rescues, looting aftermath, and aim to organize a rescue if money and plans align, with Tshombe’s fate looming in exile and possible extradition.
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Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
United Nations
Tshombe
Joseph D. Mobutu
Rhodesia
South Africa
Vietnam
Yemen
Nigeria
Organization of African Unity
Spain
Algiers
Johannesburg
Nigeria shows own pilots fly jet squad in Lagos tour
Nigeria's air force, now using eight or nine L29 Delfin jets along with MIGs, conducts a Lagos flight with Nigerian pilots to distance itself from mercenary allegations. A 30 minute sequence at 18,000 feet featured a Nigerian crew, while officials insist Egyptians and others may depart as domestic pilots take charge.
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Lagos
Nigeria
East
Biafra
Calabar
Dan Suleiman
Pioneer Astronaut Overcomes Personal Woes and Fame
New York AP reports Col. John H. Glenn Jr. speaks of a low point in life and describes his comeback. The first American to orbit the earth stars in NBCs Great Explorations, recounting past triumphs, a failed Senate bid, medical injury, and restoring finances. He remains active as NASA space consultant and Royal Crown Cola president, travels widely, and maintains fitness and family stability.
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New York
Col
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Tonight
Nbc-Tv
Henry Morton Stanley
David Livingston
Africa
Earth
Marine Corps
U.S
Ohio
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Royal Crown Cola International, Ltd
Annie
Haverhill City Hall May Lose Funds Over Judgment
Haverhill may lose city hall on February 16 if a $5,291 judgment owed to two women residents is not paid. Deputy Sheriff James J. Shanahan posted the seizure notice on a city hall bulletin board. Mrs. Ethel M. Acker sued after a fall in October 1962. Essex County Superior Court jury awarded the amount in December 1965.
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Haverhill
Mass
James J. Shanahan
Ethel M. Acker
Essex County Superior Court
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Red Cross
Big Boys School
Small Boys Boots
Paine
Ottawa Herald
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