IRS Film Blasted Over Expense Deductions Controversy
Representative William Ayres demands Congress probe an IRS public service film criticized as vicious and a scare program. The 20 second spot, prepared before the 1962 tax act, shows a businessman with a blonde on his lap and urges bogus expense account deductions, prompting claims of misrepresentation and FCC scrutiny.
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Washington
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Ayres
Ayers
Newton Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Minow
FCC
FAA Denies Air Lag In Soviet Run
The FAA rejected a Soviet claim that the United States lacks long range airliners for a New York to Moscow non-stop route. A spokesman cited Boeing 707-320B and DC-8 ranges, noting recent long flights and a 1959 707 non stop to Moscow with Nixon aboard. The State Department said conditions are not right for direct service at present.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
United States
New York
Moscow
Viktor Danilychev
Aeroflot
International
U. S
State Department
Russia
Berlin
Trans World Airlines
San Francisco
Paris
Miami
Boeing
Open House At Amphitheater Education Dept
The Amphitheater special education department hosts an open house tomorrow from 7 30 to 9 p m. Visitors may tour classrooms to view work by trainable and educable students. Registration is in the special education office at 101 E Prince Road. The event is co sponsored by the Amphitheater special education department and the Amphitheater Special Education Group. Frank Guanter directs the department.
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Amphitheater
Special Education Office
E. Prince Road
Amphitheater Special Education Department
Amphitheater Special Education Group
Frank Guanter
Professor Now At UA Describes First Teaching Machine
The world's first teaching machine, built in 1925 by Dr. Sidney L. Pressey, will be displayed at the Smithsonian in Washington. Pressey, 74, now a visiting UA professor of educational psychology, retired from Ohio State in 1959 after 38 years. Ohio State authorized loan of the original device to the Smithsonian for an indefinite period.
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Sidney L. Pressey
University of Arizona
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
OSU
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Pressey
Ohio State
E. 6Th St
Board of Trustees
Smithsonian
Leonard Carmichael
Navy Research Office
Harvard University
Soviet Union Blasts France Over Sahara Nuclear Test
Soviet envoy Tsarapkin denounced France’s latest Sahara test as US silence noted amid UN appeals for a halt. U S ambassador Steele urged faster progress on a test ban while others including U A R Canada Czechoslovakia Ethiopia Poland India and Bulgaria protested the French test.
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United States
France
Tsarapkin
U. S
United Nations General Assembly
Jan. I
Soviet Union
Charles C. Steele
Stelle
United Arab Republic
Canada
U.A.R
Abdel Fattah Hassan
Ero
U.N
Hassan
Ef. M. Burns
Czechoslovakia
Ethiopia
Poland
India
Bulgaria
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Department OF Internal Revenue
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Iersons Plaza
Broadway
Wilmot
Wilmot Plaza
Moscow Flight
Sahara
Bavitt
Avery & Persona
Jayne
Geanuine Jayne
Jewelers
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