IRS says NRA remains tax exempt and lobby-ready
The IRS reported the National Rifle Association maintains tax exempt status in good standing and may lobby in Congress. Critics urged revocation, noting the group spends about 5.7 million dollars annually and has 993,000 members. The NRA is not in the religious charitable category but is a deductible charitable contribution recipient.
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Weather Update Shows Showers in Regions Across Nation
Today showers and thundershowers occur over portions of the Northern Appalachians and from the Gulf into the Southern Plains. Fair to partly cloudy skies cover the rest of the nation with cooler readings expected from the Lakes through the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys into the Southern Plains. Temperature changes are minor elsewhere. Middletown rainfall to date last year cited.
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Heart experts win battle to save Blaiberg
Cape Town South Africa UPI doctors treating Philip Blaiberg the world s longest living heart transplant patient reported a crucial victory isolating the liver causing blood infection. Groote Schuur Hospital bulletin said Blaiberg was improving and responding to treatment as surgeons plan tailored therapy in the coming days.
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Ramsey Clark calls for gun control on TV program
Attorney General Ramsey Clark said the United States has too many guns and too much paper and urged strict firearms controls. He called for prohibiting mail order gun sales as uncontrollable and said the move must be stopped immediately.
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May 1968 and 1967 Averages Reported
Average May 1968 value 39 749 and May 1967 value 37 323 are reported, likely from a statistical or financial context. Distinct entities include the years 1968 and 1967 and the numbers 39 749 and 37 323. The note contrasts May averages across two consecutive years.
World unrest and Berlin crisis sparks Western protest
Aro t unmned the world Berlin The United States Britain and France will protest to the Soviet Union over the new Communist squeeze on West Berlin West Germany will temporarily recall its ambassador from Moscow. LAS VEGAS AEC announces large underground nuclear test today at the Nevada test site Paiute Mesa. HOLLYWOOD William Boyd 73 underwent surgery for tumors of the lymph glands. BONN West German war emergency powers laws clear parliament with little leftist opposition. NEW YORK Secretary of State Rusk meets Soviet deputy Kuznetsov in Washington discuss Berlin crisis. MANILA A tornado kills nine and injures 57 near Manila. NAPLES Salvatore Quasimodo Nobel laureate in Literature dies at 66 in Naples. CAIRO Artillery fire near Suez Canal shatters weeks of calm. SAIGON Viet Cong talks lead cabinet to oust Phan Quang Dan as Minister of State.
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