Taxes So Complex They Are Hard To Figure
AP Business News Analyst AM Dawson notes that tax rules have grown convoluted, creating confusion for individuals and small businesses. The piece examines how changing deductions, credits, and filing requirements complicate understanding and compliance.
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Dawson
AP Business News
A Few Facts Known About U-2 Spy Pilot
A selection of verifiable details about the U-2 spy pilot highlights income sources from tax exempt securities and related financial arrangements. The information emphasizes the financial profile without sensational detail, noting key entities and dates as referenced in the source.
Screen Writers Reject Proposal in Hollywood Shakeup
HOLLYWOOD reports writers rejected a major studios contract offer by a sizable majority. The piece also surveys tax burdens and the Powers U2 saga, detailing the pilot’s background from high school to capture in the Soviet Union and discussing who ultimately bears federal state and local tax costs across income groups.
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New York
Powers
Milligan
College
Johnson City
Tenn
Princeton
W.va
Air Force
Korea
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Foundation
Writers Guild Vote Details Remain Unreleased
A spokesman stated the vote result was not disclosed while noting more than 300 of the 450 active members of the screen branch of the Writers Guild of America were present. The offer paralleled the one previously extended by television.
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Abolish Milk Inspection Rules Moves Forward
Washington AP reports state health commissioners back a bill to end milk inspection rules used to block interstate shipments. Dairy groups in Minnesota and Wisconsin push the measure claiming high sanitary rules hinder selling surplus milk. Cuba AP notes La Prensa seizure as pro Fidel Castro papers back the bill amid a broader debate over state media control.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Russell E. Teague
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Fidel Castro
Teague
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Cuba
Informacion
el Crisos
New England
Morse Accuses Kennedy of Buying White House in Oregon
In Eugene Morse accuses Sen. John F. Kennedy of unconscionable spending as he tries to keep Oregon's delegation from Kennedy's grasp. Kennedy ignores the attack and presses rallies in Portland and Salem while Nixon campaigns in a televised appearance.
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Film Producers Face TV Writers Guild Strike Meeting
Film producers clash with TV writers as a general guild meeting is scheduled for Thursday night. Key strike issues include minimum salaries and payments on past service credits, with pay television as the central contention.
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