Texans Overpay Taxes If Unfamiliar With Community Property
IRS official Ellis Campbell Jr warns many Dallas area married taxpayers pay excess income tax due to lack of knowledge about Texas community property law. Filing separate returns requires splitting community income and deductions, and divorces require halving salaries and deductions. A $1,524 retirement credit may apply when a non working wife shares community income with a retired husband. Obtain Document 5192 from the district IRS office.
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Texas
Ellis Campbell Jr
Internal Revenue Service
North Texas
Campbell
Dallas
IRS
Fast Home Building Pace Warns of Shortfall
The United Nations Committee on Housing and Building reports new dwelling units are being built at about 2 per 1,000 people in fast developing nations, while 10 per 1,000 are needed to meet normal requirements, signaling a growing housing gap.
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United Nations Committee On Housing and Building
For Sale Listings and Auto Services in Trenton Area
A collection of local classified blurbs includes FOR SALE notes for 68 acre and 152 acre farms near Trenton and Whitewright, farm equipment and household listings from Cole's Hatchery to Flowers Trim Shop, automotive services from Joe Johnson to Edwards Chevrolet, and insurance offers from Paul Stephens and Stephens & Bryant.
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Good Road
Trenton
Paul Stephens
Smallpox Vaccination Push and Travel Certificates
The American Medical Association notes vaccination dates from 1796 to today and emphasizes vaccination by age two, with revaccination for travelers and health workers. The World Health Assembly targets a ten year eradication program, West Africa currently active, and U S travelers must carry new international certificates starting Jan 1 1967.
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American Medical Association
United States
West Africa
Trade Not Frozen New York Expenditure Snapshot
The article notes that American consumer spending on frozen foods now totals about $5 billion annually, contrasting with a sub-$1 billion annual pace a decade earlier in early 1957. The piece highlights rising consumer demand and shifts in household purchasing patterns.
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New York
Libraries decline in U S from 1960 to 1964
The number of public libraries in the United States fell from 7,800 in 1960 to 7,257 in 1964, according to the 1966 Statistical Yearbook of UNESCO.
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U.S
The
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations
Veterans News Q and A on G I Bill tax and benefits
The article answers tax status of G I Bill training allowances as non taxable. It explains options for NSLI policy at maturity and exchange rights with health evidence. It confirms both spouses can claim their child as a dependent for school under the new G I Bill.
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G.I. Bill
Use Tongs to Turn a Broiled Steak for Juicier Meat
Using tongs instead of a fork preserves juices and moisture. Tongs offer better grip and control, letting you lift and rotate the steak without piercing it. This simple swap helps maintain flavor and tenderness from grill to plate.
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Decker
S&h
Lynn
Patricia Hardcastle
Whitewright
Tedonal de
Ent
Lnaunance Coy
Bath
Harold Doss
Cole’s
van Alstyne
Joe Johnson
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Guy Hamilton
West Spruce Street
Edwards Chevrolet Co
Whitewright Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. ?. Williams
W. M. Russell Summers
Walnut Street
Maple St
Stephens & Bryant
Roy Talley
O. W. White
J. A
Alexander, Inc
Grayson Co
State Bank
Sherman
Griffis
Watson Barber Shop
Lowell Watson
Joe Griffis
the Whitewright Sun
T. Glenn Doss
Tex. Press Association
Grayson-Fannin Counties
Veterans News
G.I
Paymaster Quality Seeds
Chevrolet
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