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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1959
Page
11
The appearance of Haley's Comet in AD 66 was interpreted as the coming destruction of Jerusalem. When it returned in 1066, many saw it as portending Norman conquest of England. The comet last appeared in 1910.
This article, based on guidance from the AICPA and Idaho CPA society with IRS input, explains choosing between Form 1040 and 1040 A. It notes 1040 A suits wages and interest under $10,000 with under $200 other income, and outlines itemizing versus standard deduction and head of household rules.
AP reports AFL CIO president George Meany says labor will be as political as needed to win objectives while Howard Kennedy notes California AFL CIO aims to pressure legislators to remove restraints on labor for the Taft Hartley act and slow remedial anti corruption measures. The column cites Rev Edward W Greenfield from Faith and Freedom.
The writer calls out privileged power and urges readers to request a copy without obligation by writing Campbell House box 877 San Jacinto California. The note invites engagement from interested readers seeking a disturbing but insightful take on current power dynamics.
A collection of brief jokes and quips from urban and rural life. The bits include a telephone misconnection at a lunatic asylum, a chicken hit by a jeep delivering a sharp comeback, a churchgoer’s question, a traveling salesman’s confession, a wealthy relative’s affection, a man’s plea to a psychiatrist, a hillbilly’s trip to New York, and a prison visit scene highlighting a social worker’s question about a term length.
A warden jokes politics while a friend notes a high tech kitchen replaced a maid with a full time mechanic. A health‑seeker travels to Arizona to find a healthier climate, asking about death rates. An employer reprimands a meek worker and teases a raise, as a moral quip rounds out the item.
A crowded theatre reports a patron promising a large tip to an usher for a front aisle seat. He claims he loves mystery pictures but can only enjoy the film if seen up close. The usher screens the tip with a flashlight and the man hands an old thin dime.
A terse line concludes a mystery moment as a whispered aside hints at a culprit. The phrase evokes classic detection flair and backstage irony without revealing full details.
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