The Grim Reaper and Tax Man Compared in Dark Rhyme
A poem-like reflection contrasts the tax man with the grim reaper, noting the fear their arrivals inspire. It speaks to payers receiving refunds as relief while harsher fates loom for those with large liabilities, urging everyone to pay to enjoy Sam’s fruits.
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Sam
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Cuba Seeks Normalization Tied to Sugar Prices
Cuban leaders weigh renewed U S ties as world sugar costs drop from 20 to about 9 cents a pound. Officials say easing sugar dependence could push toward full normalization within a year, with partial moves possible sooner and talks already focusing on fishing rights and maritime borders.
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FBI man who helped Lindbergh case blasts Hauptmann book
Leon Durrou, veteran FBI member and key Lindbergh kidnap investigator, denounces Tony Scaduto's Scapegoat as full of innuendo and conjecture. Durrou recalls Hauptmann's near confession, his refusal under leniency, and asserts evidence shows guilt despite the new claims. Durrou later worked for J. Paul Getty and plans a book on Getty.
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Scaduto
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Belgium Faces Narrow Path to New Coalition as Elections Loom
Belgium heads to nationwide ballots dominated by Premier Leo Tindemans and the question of his return. The campaign centers on economic strain, regional tensions between Wallonia and Flanders, and debate over Brussels status amid calls for regional autonomy or federalism. Inflation fell from 15.6 to 7.5 percent, but unemployment surpassed 9 percent, with tax hikes and strike action by unions stirring tensions before Parliament adjourned.
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United Press International
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Belgium
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Christian Social Party
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Christian Social and Liberals
Waloon
Flanders
Washington, D.C
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Watermelon Standards Spoof Sparks Light Conversation
Washington humor column riffs on a marketing official’s year spent drafting water melon guidelines. The piece humorously notes consumers are pampered and jokes about color shape and seed rules, quoting mock experts and a playful government standard.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
Agriculture Department
House Assassinations Committee to Hear More on King Case
The U S House Assassinations Committee plans an open hearing next week after interviewing James Earl Ray at Brushy Mountain State Prison. Ray serves a 99 year term for King’s 1968 Memphis murder and alleged pressure by an FBI agent to discuss a conspiracy. The panel will review budget and funding questions.
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Martin, Luther
King, Jr
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Mountain
Tennessee
King’s
Memphis
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