Pedestal Incidents Marred Jackie Spanish Visit
Jacqueline Kennedy's mid April Spanish visit drew mixed reactions as photographers sparked chaos at a charity ball and rumors swirled about her. Diplomats and critics weighed in while she pursued charity, wrote tapes for William Manchester, and faced press scrutiny over fashion and wartime era echoes.
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Lords Eat It or Pay Up in Imminent Cash Rule
In London the House of Lords demanded cash payment for meals amid reports of large running tabs. A deputy and a lord quipped about lack of cash while noting the 1.19 lunch price. Lord Longford, a former colonial secretary, was singled out for never carrying cash.
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Tax Deductions for Casualty Losses Explained
A consumer guidance piece explains that federal tax rules permit cash reimbursement and casualty loss deductions starting above a $100 floor. It details tests for deductible losses from fire, storms, shipwrecks, and externally caused damages, with examples of natural disasters and man-made destruction.
N Y Nurses Reject Offer After City Wage Clash
Licensed practical nurses in New York City municipal hospitals voted to reject the city contract offer and plan resignations within ten days. The city offered a $1,200 wage increase over two and a half years, while the union seeks $5,700 to $9,000 with retroactivity to July 1, 1966.
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Corpus Man Slain by Officer in Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi police say Eliott, 42, a local contractor, was fatally shot near his home doorway after 1 a.m. following a report of shooting. A patrolman fired as Elliott emerged with a weapon, according to Det. W. J. Tackett.
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