Tax Withholding Changes May Pinch Middle Income Taxpayers
A pointer for middle and upper middle income earners notes that a larger take home pay in 1964 may mask under-withholding. Many will face smaller refunds or amounts owed at tax time, with adjustements advised to withhold more or adjust exemptions. The 1965 program should ease the gap, but caution remains. A second item humorously notes that kissing has simple chemistry traced to salt craving and neighborly antics.
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Washington
Sam
Harry L. Birdlong
Birdsong
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ivan in a Pickle in Bulgaria
In Bulgaria communist authorities allowed a textile mill, Liliana Dimitrova Corporation in Sofia, to operate with minimal state interference. The mill exceeded its annual plan six weeks early, earned a profit for the state, raised workers' earnings by 10 percent, and expanded employment, provoking public demand for more economic liberty and exposing gaps in the party line.
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Bulgaria
Ivan
Ralph T. Moore
Oregon Voter
Liliana Dimitrova Corporation
Sofia
Baseball washed out echoes in Roswell parodying rain soaked game
A patchwork recap shows Roswell events from a rained out baseball game to a busy schedule. News items include Dexter Tatum and Artesia at a festival, local politics, real estate chairmanship, Boy Scout council meeting, Pecos river survey efforts, PEO elections, and a dust storm reaching 36 mph.
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Roswell
Left profile favored Johnson image and education pays
The piece notes President Johnson’s demand for left profile photos after his State of the Union address. It also cites a Daily Oklahoman column arguing formal education boosts earnings, with figures showing high school graduates earning about 217000 versus dropouts at 8000, and college graduates exceeding 365000 over 40 years.
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Johnson
Congress
Richmond News
Daily
Oklahoman
Venezuela's Betancourt leaves office in peaceful transition
A dramatic political shift in Latin America unfolds as Romulo Betancourt steps down in Venezuela and Raul Leoni takes office amid a tense backdrop. The Alliance for Progress shapes reforms including agrarian reform, tax changes, and new oil policies while U S and multinational firms face upheaval from Castro and regional opposition.
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Caribbean
Latin America
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Fidel Castro
Betancourt
Alliance For Progress
Roosevelt
TVA
REA
John F. Kennedy
Mexico
Pepi Figueres
Costa Rica
Johnson
Milton Eisenhower
Senate
Eisenhower
Castro
United States
MIT
Georgia Tech
LSU
Alphonso Perez
Tejara Paris
Perez Guererro
New Mexico Primary View Points to King and Roberts
State Rep Bruce King of Santa Fe faces a tough path to re election with a November race against Alfredo Garcia while Austin Roberts contends in Farmington. The piece traces how ex lawmakers have shaped state politics and notes expected low voter turnout across the Democratic primaries.
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Santa FE
Bruce King
King
Alfredo Garcia
Austin Roberts
Farmington
James H. Durrett
J. Gregory Merrion
King and Roberts
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
Mack Easley
Ed Mead
George Amaya
Ed Mechem
Campbell
Easley
Simms
Alvin Stockton
Hope ruling on ballot names sparks legal debate
Editorial views on the 1964 effort to require a $10 filing fee for justice of the peace candidates. The piece notes county clerks were not informed of the new rule, questions the fairness of disqualifying all candidates, and discusses the split JP races and timing before an election.
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Tommy Thompson
L. O. Thompson Jr
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Circulation Note
Roswell Daily Record lists staff titles and contact lines including Albert A. Sture managing editor Jimmy Cox advertising manager and R M Higginbotham business manager. Subscription rates are shown for in county and out of state, with home delivery by carrier and pricing for various terms. Published weekdays and Sunday morning at 425 North Main Roswell New Mexico. AP member.
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Jim Marks
Roswell
Chaves
North Main Street
New Mexico
Flowing Political Novel Convention Review
Book review of Charles W. Bailey II and Fletcher Knebel's Convention notes the authors deliver a smoothly written political thriller with authentic details. Characters echo real figures such as Charles B. Manchester Gov. Bryan Roberts and Gen. Wesley Shaw while Oscar offers a revealing twist. The piece suggests strong reader interest for political observers.
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Charles W. Bailey II
Fletcher Knebel
Harper
Messrs. Knebel and Bailey
Charles B. Manchester
Bryan Roberts
Manchester
Wesley Shaw
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Ity
Moore
AL Stubbs
Don Pinkston
Pinkston
Dexter
School of Speech and Drama
Eastern New Mexico University
Tatum
Artesia
Bill Barsch
Fred Miller
Area da Capo
Gary Blair
Texas
Romney
Lodge
Nixon
Mantle
Scranton
Boy Scout
Eastern New Mexico
P. W. Thorson
PEO
Walter Gill
Echo
Tulsa Tribune
Drew Pearson
Alliance Bonanza
Amazing Story
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Sears Roebuck
Ford
General Motors
Col. Perez Jiminez
Puerto Rico
Aar
Will Harrison
U. S. Senate
U. S
Joe Montoya
Montoya
U. S. House
Fabian Chavez
Johnny Walker
Calvin Horn
Tom Morris
Mabry
John Burroughs
Roosevelt County
John Simms
Mechem
Tom Mabry
Valencia
Rio Arriba
Hope Ruling
Albert A. Sture
Ediic
Jimmy Cox
R. M. Higginbotham
Roswell, N.M
Associated Press
Book Review
Oscar
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