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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1966

Page

4

Eight Million Is Due Uncle Sam Today

AP Business News Analyst SAM DAWSON reports that today corporate taxes totaling over $8 billion are due to the U.S. Treasury, about 25 percent higher than last June 15. The rise stems from new collection rules, not larger profits, squeezing both large and small firms and pressuring banks as CDs and tax anticipation bills mature this month.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York U.S. Treasury

Men Inferior to Women Says South African Doctor

In a dialogue between Trellis Mae Peeble and Wilbur in Yourville, a newspaper article by Dr. Marvyn Jeffreys of South Africa is debated. The doctor allegedly claims men are inferior and safer women, with women more intelligent and durable. The couple quibbles over interpretations and finishes with a humorous note on retirement and household duties.

Hal Boyle Yourville U.S.A Wilbur Trellis Mae Peeble America Marvyn Jeffreys South Africa Trellis Mae Dr. Jeffreys

Seattle judge upholds Bible as Literature course

A Superior Court judge ruled the University of Washington may continue offering The Bible as Literature. Judge W R Cole rejected claims by two Fundamentalist ministers that the course is religious instruction and violates state policy against public funding of religion. The course, taught since 1919, is elective and not required.

Seattle University of Washington Superior Court W. R Cole Bible Presbyterian Thomas Miller Harold Webb Tacoma

Rat Traps Sought To Battle Viet Nam Rodents In War

Marine Cpl. Norman K. Mims of Jacksonville writes the Jacksonville Postmaster asking for eight large rat traps to combat an overrun rat problem in South Vietnam. He cites failures with slingshots and electricity and notes Viet Nam has few cats. Ex-Marine Arthur Whittier relates his Guam wartime experiences to the issue.

Jacksonville Fla Norman K. Mims South Viet Nam Mims Viet Nam Arthur F. Whittier Guam

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