Paar Attacks Berlin Critics on Return to NBC Show
New York based comedian Jack Paar used his NBC television return after a four week vacation to blast critics of his Berlin visit. He named media figures and politicians including Jack Gould Irv Kupcinet and Senator Mike Mansfield among others in a caustic, one hour broadcast.
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No Toothpaste Food Shortages Mark Cuban Exile Scene
Milton Carr reports from Havana on Cuba amid shortages and government controls. Citizens face scarce food lardless fried foods and empty shelves while hotels, casinos, and nationalized cinemas reflect the regime. Thousands seek to leave as travel is tightly restricted with confiscations and strict currency limits.
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Identification Numbers Planned Tax Crackdown by Government
President Kennedy is set to sign a bill that assigns each taxpayer a unique identification number starting next year The IRS will use numbers to create a single permanent file for income data enabling cross checks on all returns The Social Security number will serve as the tax ID for most filers and a $5 penalty applies for not including the number on returns or in required reports The plan aims to curb tax cheating and boost revenue with year to year consistency and centralized matching across employer broker and financial reports
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Scenic Mexico City to Acapulco Drive Highlights Historic Stops
The 261 mile route from Mexico City to Acapulco winds through Cuernavaca Taxco and Iguala to the Pacific resort. Highlights include the Borda Gardens the Palace of Cortes Santa Prisca Church and Casa Humboldt in Taxco and Acapulco as a popular Pacific port with a seven hour car trip and a shorter air option from Mexico City.
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Dickson Electronics Sets September Production Record
Dickson Electronics in Wells Fargo district announced a September production record for diodes. The firm formed in May 1960 and with 56 employees will hold a luncheon at the Black Angus Restaurant where president Don Dickson will recount the plant’s history from 10 workers a year ago.
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Croaff Appointed Phoenix Attorney
Verron B. Croaff is named chief city prosecutor by City Attorney John R. Franks. He will start next Monday and lead a three person staff of assistant prosecutors in a reorganization aligned with ABA recommendations.
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