West German parties finance campaigns with public funds
West German politicians rely on taxpayers to cover rising campaign costs. The federal contribution rose from 20 to 38 million marks with at least 26.2 million more from state governments. Taxpayers indirectly fund party activity as donations can be deducted from taxable income. The year ahead sees a political contest between Social Democrats led by Willy Brandt and the Christian Democrats of Ludwig Erhard amid calls to limit spending.
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IRS Chief Favors Move Toward Simpler Tax System
U S Commissioner Mortimer Caplin urges shifting toward a simpler income tax with lower rates and fewer deductions. He notes no conflict with President Johnson and predicts revisions via lower standard rates or targeted reforms, while acknowledging a long road ahead and future revenue needs.
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Ad claiming tense nerves block bowels and cause constipation promotes Coronary tablets with a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. The ad promises relief overnight and urges purchase at 43 cents with a clinical proof claim.
Coed Sues Sorority Sisters Over Hazing Injuries
Mary Ann Havens of Phoenix sues four sorority sisters and Phoenix College in Superior Court for 150000 dollars claiming permanent facial injuries from a hazing incident on September 25. Defendants include School District 230 and the Arizona State Board of Directors for Junior Colleges.
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