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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
7
Washington UPI report notes the IRS will unveil simplified income tax forms to make calculating tax bills easier for filers. IRS officials say the changes aim to reduce confusion and speed up filing.
Washington reports that John H. Glenn’s promotion to full colonel in the Marine Corps Reserve was among 1,121 nominations left hanging by the Senate at adjournment. The batch includes federal judge Rabinovitz, FTC nominee Mary Gardner Jones, NSF appointee Patrick Hagerty, 200 postmasters, 792 Navy promotions, and 106 Coast Guard promotions. The 1040 form overhaul is set to depart taxpayers with a single sheet and revised exemptions and deductions reflecting the 1964 tax act.
In Chicago an exhausted father vows to make an example of Gary Gately a 15 year old who admitted driving a stolen car that struck and killed the man's five year old son on the way home from school police said Gately surrendered to police Roy Salecker father of the dead child pledges to prosecute the youth as an accessory to prevent further tragedy.
Dick West notes two Democratic lawmakers Rep. Abraham Multer and Rep. Robert Leggett received identical praise letters from Speaker John McCormack. The quirks highlight uniform flattery, a humorous coincidence, and the notion of being called a “people's congressman.”
The FDA launches aindustry wide review to determine which drugs since 1938 should be removed from the market or relabeled if they fail to prove efficacy. A three to four year process will test hundreds of drugs with initial focus on proteolytic enzymes.
After three months roaming runways at Los Angeles International Airport the female German shepherd was finally caught by dogcatchers and airport security. Police said jets frightened her and she became a nervous wreck before being handed to the West Los Angeles Animal Shelter where officials reported she reacted fine in captivity.
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