Even Tax Experts Slip On Returns Says IRS Panel
An IRS panel with the Society of Accountants discussed tax filing errors by professionals. Past state President Arving Rosen noted a $42,000 back tax case and cautioned about deadline pressures leading accountants to seek extensions. Carrigg described filing delays and the need for extensions during peak season.
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GOP Holds Slim Edge in North Dakota Voting
Reported returns show a narrow GOP lead in North Dakota as the campaign focuses on farm policy and the upcoming presidential contest. Analysts note the contest reflects broader national tensions between the two major parties and the agriculture program overseen by Secretary Ezra Taft Benson.
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L B Tavern Owner Slain in Mystery
Police investigated the slaying of L B Wise, Mecuctatoed door to a small kitchen storeroom at the tavern. A curtain with a sound hole aligned with a chest wound suggested a possible burglary gone wrong. Detectives theorized a burglar may have shot through the curtain and fled in panic after Wise deposited a money bag in the car. Wise’s stepson recalled Wise failed to return home after leaving the bar on May 27.
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Pact Signed by Belgium Congo Aids Independence Day Terms
A Belgium Congo pact of friendship and assistance was signed in Leopoldville as the Belgian Congo nears independence on Thursday. The treaty awaits Congo Parliament approval and likely covers continued Belgian economic aid and civil service posts. Signed by Patrice Lumumba and Justin Bomboko for the Congo and by Gaston Eyskens and Pierre Vigny for Belgium.
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Pierre Vigny
Auguste de Schvijver
Leopardville
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Jeering Halt Legion Award Ceremony Sparks Outcry
In New York a Legion award rite ended amid boos and hisses as students balked at the organization’s policies. Principal J. Pliedner criticized conduct while seniors prepared to receive diplomas and a speaker planned to discuss manuals. A separate Westbury High School case saw graduate Stephen Bayne refuse an award from the organization. Brey, receiving today, has a U.S. Naval Academy appointment in Annapolis.
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Studency Council
Recess Decision Ties Into Conventions as Leaders Act
Senate and House leaders agree on a recess to let conventions proceed, while key bills remain tied in committee. Proxmire, Mansfield and Johnson weigh in on timeframes, housing funding, and tax extensions as debates shift to the floor.
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Rockefeller in Blast on Aid and Security Policy
In Washington, Rockefeller faced criticism from Democratic and Republican leaders as an aid debate over Social Security and national defense continued. Senator Jackson said Rockefeller would be heard publicly on IL policy machinery, while Hatfield defended his right to speak out amid political attacks from Gov. Underwood.
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