IRS quiets big tax debts by compromises in 20 cases
The Internal Revenue Service settled 20 large-dollar tax claims last year for about 849 thousand dollars from an original 8.5 million. Texas oilman, New Jersey businessman, Florida secretary and others reduced bills through offers in compromise.
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Wory
Od- One
Texas
New Jersey
Florida
Merry F. Rosenthal Igton
Intenmal Revenue Service
William Oldfield
Michigan
Legals
IRS
Ment Claims
Sheidon
Cohen
Harold Bayder
IRS Collection Division
Washington
Delaware
Sac County
Iowa
Lard
Shinrone, Inc
W. O
Bridge
Frances
Ethel Barrymore
Alvin York
Denise Darrel
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Johnson
Associated Press
Vietnam War Aircraft Losses Top Korea Totals
Pentagon figures show U.S. aircraft losses in Vietnam now exceed those in the Korean War, with 2,007 fixed-wing planes and 1,480 helicopters destroyed. World War II losses stand at 27,187 aircraft with unknown noncombat deaths. Stock market rallies amid energy concerns and industrial gains follow weekend action, with blue chips advancing and volatility in gold and glamor stocks.
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Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Pentagon
United States
New York
Feuon Ys
Aveo
KcDonnell Douglas
Chrysler
Alls-Chalmers
General Instrument
Raytheon
Eastmaq Kndel Toesen
South Viet Rangers Fight Of New Attack Near Khe Sanh
South Viet Namese and American forces repelled a new assault on Khe Sanh as U S Marines and South VietNamese troops clashed with about 40 000 enemy around the base In the broader Saigon district Quyet Thang Resolve To Win campaign US forces reported 30 killed and 249 wounded while enemy casualties exceeded 800 with hundreds more wounded The fighting saw heavy shelling B52 raids and armored thrusts as allied troops drove back Viet Cong and North Vietnamese units around several positions including Tram Lak 17 miles northwest of Saigon
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Tram Lak
Saigon
Associated Press
al Chang
14Th Armored Cavalry
U.S
Prison Industry Produces Vietnam War Goods for Defense
Federal Prison Industries reported record sales of 58.2 million last year with about 80 percent of orders from the Defense Department. The program employed 5,248 convicts in clothing, furniture and printed matter production, while earning 11.6 million in profit.
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Washington
Federal Prison Industries Inc
U.S. Bucheau
Defense Department
New Obstacle May Replace Barbed Wire
Washington AP report says a steel tape with razor teeth could replace barbed wire on the battlefield. The device is five times more effective per weight and bulk, deployed from a donut shaped plastic container weighing 40 pounds and reusable. Tests are conducted by the Army Mobility Equipment Research and Development Center at Fort Belvoir Virginia.
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Washington
Army
Mobility Equipment Research and Development Center
Fort Belvoir
Prayer of Gratitude From Kenneth Kuntz in Indianapolis
The message expresses gratitude for life, breath, senses, family and neighbors, and the love of a partner, praising Jesus Christ. It is attributed to Kenneth A. Kuntz of Indianapolis, Indiana, executive chairman of the division of Church Life and Work at the United Christian Missionary Society.
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Jesus Christ
Kenneth A. Kuntz
Indianapolis
Ind
United Christian Missionary Society
Anti American Rioters Face Criminal Charges
London police filed charges against 220 rioters after a massive anti Vietnam war demonstration near the U S Embassy at Grosvenor Square. The clash left more than 80 officers injured, 28 hospitalized, as about 10 000 marchers fought police with rocks and paint. Several incidents across Europe were noted, including protests in Nuernberg Stockholm and Paris, with no serious injuries reported there.
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London
U.S
Grosvenor Square
Nuernberg
Willy Brandt
Stockholm
Vietnam
Paris
Chase Manhattan Bank
Bank of America
TWA Jaffice
Trafalgar Square
United States
Che Guevara
Vanessa Redgrave
Hagerstown Equipment Company Low Bidder for Tamper
The Hagerstown Equipment Company was the low bidder at 96 percent for a gasoline upright tamper for the Hagerstown Water Department. Despite the Water Board meeting being canceled due to illness of two members, bids opened in the presence of F Lee Moats as chairman William Breichner as superintendent and local press.
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Hagerstown Equipment Company
Hagerstown Water Department
Water Board
F. Lee Moats
William Breichner
Magnetic attraction and historic magnetism in notes
A friend notes lodestone writings before Christ and later uses, noting the magnetic compass emerged around 1000 to 1100 A.D. A philosopher remarks that heated magnetized iron loses attraction until it cools. The piece ends with a sales pitch about smooth bargains and attraction.
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