Disney Suit Seeks Tax Refund Over Travel Expense Claim
Roy Disney, president of Walt Disney Studios, sues for a 4245 federal tax refund after a judge rules his wife’s business trip abroad was deductible but his mechanical exercise horse was not a legitimate medical expense. The court found the travel was for image enhancement and not tied to medical needs.
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Los Angeles
Roy Disney
Walt Disney Studios
U.S
Tinersoud ‘Clarke
Eda Disney
Europe
Disney
End of War in 1967 Seen by Former President
Former president and Mrs. Eisenhower, en route from Palm Springs to Gettysburg farm, voice guarded optimism about Vietnam progress, praising Gen Westmoreland's handling while noting it may be too hopeful to expect an immediate end. The same interview hints at GOP struggles and Reagan/Nixon 1968 prospects.
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Wilfiaca C. Westmoreland
Eisenower
Palm Springs
Calif
Gettysburg
Five Women Arrested In London Over Greek Embassy Protest
Women allege police confiscated contraceptive pills during five days of detention in London. They warn missing pills risks pregnancy and say the action could ruin their lives. They plan to plead at court Saturday alongside 37 others from the Greek Embassy invasion protest. Meanwhile, Tony Ricci, a Cleveland student and U S draft dodger, faces a U S Army draft notice forwarded from Italy after tracing his file back to his parents in San Pietro.
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Home Secretary
Roy Jenkins
Greece
Fony Ricci
Cleveland
U. S
John Carroll University
Ricci
United States
Ovidio Ricci
San Pietro
Campobasso
Tony
U.S
Freezing Weather Grips U S Across Regions
The freezing spell spread from the northern Rockies to New England with teens in the Dakotas. Freeze conditions reached Iowa and Kansas, while snow persisted. Federal disaster declaration requests surfaced as ranchers faced starving cattle on sparse rangelands and cities reported frigid conditions.
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New England
Dakotas
Iowa
Kansas
Dickinson
M.D
Key Wet
Fla
Fragmentary quotation about Hanoi and a truce
A partial文本 fragment discusses Hanoi reacting to a truce and criticizes how the Communists might use it to “get everything set for a fresh surge.” The passage appears to reflect cautious opposition to perceived concessions and urges vigilance against renewed aggression.
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Hanoi
Navy: Test 7 Station Stays in Pasadena
The Armed Services Committee quashed a Navy request to move the Naval Ordnance Test Station from Pasadena to Los Alamitos. It blocked nearly 9 million dollars in fiscal 1968 for relocation, allowing Pasadena to pursue a larger site within an urban renewal plan while the Navy seeks expansion on federal land at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Navy
Pasadena
Sos Alamitos
Los Alamitos
L Mendell Rivers
Ds.c
H. Allen Smith
Glendale
Pastdena Smith
Rivers
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Jackson Opposes Removal of 95,000 U.S. Troops from Europe
Senator Henry M. Jackson warned in a Washington speech with Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield that the United States should not tempt Moscow to accept planned 95,000 troop withdrawals from Europe. He argued for deeper reductions only with careful consideration of global tensions and pressures from North Vietnam and Red China.
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Washington
Henry M
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Red China
United States
Berlin
Jackson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Fragmentary quote on Vietnam policy and peace efforts
The text discusses how the Johnson administration's claim that the President has not earnestly sought peace could be misinterpreted by Hanoi as indicating a party near withdrawal. It references GOP history and the offering of facts about the Vietnam conflict and policy positions.
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Hanoi
Vietnam
Westmoreland Eyes More US Divisions in Vietnam
Washington reports say General Westmoreland could gain two more divisions plus support elements, swelling US forces by 25 000 to 30 000, as plans to reach about 470 000 by year end face North Vietnamese buildup and debate between State and Defense officials. Johnson defers new troop recommendations while McNamara cites possible further needed manpower and a cost around 21.8 billion dollars in the coming fiscal year.
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Washington
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Weatmoreland
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North
State Department
Defense Department
Pentagon
Westmoreland
Johason
Robert S. McNamara
Department
Robert N.anthony
United States
Johnson
McNamara
Joint Chiefs
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