Editorial: IRS Is Getting Nosier
The Kansas editorial questions how far the Internal Revenue Service can go in examining banking records. It notes IRS demand to see a bank’s board meeting minutes at Neodesha and argues banking confidentiality protects customer welfare. The piece lauds the Neodesha banker for resisting fishing in his customers’ affairs.
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Internal Revenue Service
Kansas
IRS
First National Bank
Neodesha
Bank
Ings
Internal Revenue Men
Annecy Notes on a Petite Alpine Resort
Europe Tour Continued Annecy sits at the head of Lake Annecy a mountain fringed narrow lake with an intimate feel. The town offers small hotels and restaurants along the shore and Pere Bise stands out as one of the few three star Michelin eateries in the area.
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Annecy
Switzerland
Guide Michelin
Imperial Palace Hotel at Annecy Faces Decline and Change
A writer recalls the Imperial Palace hotel near Annecy, praising its grandeur but noting wear and dwindling guests. The six story white building with grand grounds once hosted long stays before mid June seasons, yet now foresees reduced operations and possible closure as August brings few guests.
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Xtee
Imperial Palace
Annecy
Electric Toothbrush Guidance From a Dental Authority
A dental expert endorses electric brushes as generally helpful, especially for handicapped individuals, while warning against too much pressure or time. Proper technique is essential to cover all tooth surfaces and include tongue brushing for overall oral hygiene.
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American Dental Association
Television Log For Friday And Saturday Schedule Highlights
Friday evening lists a chain of programs from Leave It To Beaver at 5:00 to Miss Universe Pageant at 9:00 and late news. Saturday includes News at 5:30 and Movie titles along with Lawrence Welk, Mission: Impossible, and Pistols N Petticoats.
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Kansas
U.N.C
Rango
Mrs. Leslie
T,h
Cat
Phyllis Diller
Avengers
Laredo
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Alan Burke
Lawrence Welk
Arab generals for hire ignite Cold War proxy plot
Washington columnist says intelligence agencies seek Egyptian army and air force officers for advisory roles in Vietnam China and Yugoslavia. CIA and Soviet recruiting clash over 150 generals and 230 colonels while Israelis keep top officers from leaving Egypt. The rumor contends Nasser relies on failed leaders to preserve power as foreign powers vie for Egypt’s military knowhow.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Israli
Middle East
Cairo
CIA
CLA
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
Yugoslav War College
Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Sinai
China flags hate and H bombs risking Far East
W RYAN AP Special Correspondent reports Red China's leaders show hostility toward neighbors and hint at reviving pro Beijing movements across Asia. Riots in Hong Kong and agitation in Burma Thailand Laos and Korea signal a potential push for mainland dominance as China weaponizes its hydrogen bomb and nuclear power.
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Williams
Ryan
Peking
Britain
Hong Kong
U.S
Mao Tse-tung
Lin Piao
Kang Sheng
Chen Pota
Mao
China
Burma
Rangoon
South Korea
Thailand
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vietnam
Korea
Asia
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Rowena
John Defenbaugh
Kansas City
Melvern
Mrs. W. Lunson
NBC
CBS
ABC
Red China
McNamara
Walt Dif FI
Griffin
Dana Drews
Rand
Dunkirk
StageCoach
Far East
Chen Yi
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