Austin Quiet After Dazzling Week of White House Events
Austin settled back to normal as cabinet officers and leaders traveled with President Johnson to the LBJ Ranch for talks with the President on world peace and the economy. The budget and education questions dominated domestic discussions amid a 1962 prison income report and hay freight rate concerns.
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Veteran Burial Rights and VA Benefit Questions Answered
A veteran may have a wife buried in a National Cemetery if the veteran’s written intention to be buried there is stated at the time of death. An annual GI insurance dividend remains in effect once authorized until canceled. Dependent parents receiving DIC are periodically reverified via income questions to determine ongoing eligibility. respond to avoid interruption of benefits.
Traffic Advice for Drivers from Washington DC Safety Dept
From the Washington DC traffic safety department comes a cheeky tip urging drivers to kiss their husbands goodbye before driving to ease irritation. The guidance claims this small act can make a driver safer on the road and reduce accidents.
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Divorce Petition Filed in Grayson County Court
The filing records reveal Joan Stapleton as plaintiff seeking a divorce from Earnest Stapleton on grounds of cruel treatment. The citation requires Earnest Stapleton to answer by February 10, 1964, with the case filed December 11, 1963 in No. 69692 before Judge of the Fifteenth District Court in Sherman Texas.
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IRS Says Travel Costs to AA Meetings Are Deductible
The IRS confirms travel to and from Alcoholics Anonymous meetings can be deducted as medical expenses. The advisory cites a taxpayer with a disease related to excessive drinking and medical guidance that AA membership aids treatment, legitimizing transportation deductions.
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IRS’ Monthly Bulletin
Battery prices rise as lead costs climb
Motorist notices battery price increases from 30 percent to 7 percent due to higher lead costs. Lead has risen from 9 to 12 cents per pound, and the average auto battery contains about 20 pounds of lead.
Flat theory on defense spending and welfare state growth
The piece cites Senator Byrd noting seven deficits in ten years after Korea, with the federal debt rising nearly 40 billion and government costs up 20 billion. It argues most of the increase funds domestic civilian programs and welfare state aims. Senator Thurmond warns continued spending could erode freedoms for future generations.
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First U S building and loan association formed in Philadelphia
A note records that the first United States building and loan association was formed in Philadelphia in 1831 marking an early development in home financing and mutual lending.
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