A Proper Attitude for Tax Policy
The piece profiles Mortimer M. Caplin, director of the Internal Revenue Service, who urges a fair and impartial application of tax laws. He emphasizes reasonable administration, vigorous enforcement against evaders, and maintaining a largeness of attitude while policing returns.
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Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Mr. Caplin
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Kennedy
France
Italy
South America
Caplin
Scholarship Winners Spotlight Bright High School Students
The article notes many high school students win scholarships for intellect, effort, or talent in a field. It highlights that scholarships aid college funding when families cannot afford it, stressing America’s need for bright minds in the future.
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America
Franco seeks aid to lead Spain toward liberty after Civil War
Generalissimo Francisco Franco, amid government chiefs and 16 bishops, stood before Las Sabas Church in Madrid asking for divine aid to guide Spain toward liberty of Empire. J Edgar Hoover warned of 12000 public enemies at large committing new crimes. Alexander Mackay Smith elected president of Clarke County Historical Society.
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Francisco Franco
Las Sabas
Madrid
Devine
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Clarke County
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas and social notes
Daily Meditation notes timeless morals on right and wrong while recording a social scene at home of Mr. and Mrs. Steck honoring Mr. and Mrs. Cover of Philadelphia. Other items mention Mrs. Coffman visiting Pataskala and a Martinsburg dinner stop at Hotel Berkeley.
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John M. Steck
Fairmont Avenue
Thomas Cover, Jr
Philadelphia
J.D. Coffman
Pataskala
Ohio
Mary Crisman
East Clifford Street
Mesdames
Roland T. Bryarly
John S. Miller
E. J. Jilkins
A.L. Green
George Baetjer
Martinsburg
Berkeley
Earl L. Douglas
Wallace voting surge signals civil rights upheaval in 1960s politics
Analysis argues Governor George Wallace's strong showing in Maryland and Indiana primaries reveals white opposition to civil rights policy. It notes potential shifts against Democratic incumbents, warns of across the board impact on House seats, and describes broader northern support for civil rights while highlighting fears of federal intervention in schools and housing.
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Washington
House of Representatives
George Wallace
Alabama
Maryland
North
Johnson
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Indiana
Wallace
Baltimore
Montgomery
Allegany
Congress
Republican
Wisconsin
United States
Kennedy Bid for White House Sparks Wagner Clash
Henry J. Taylor reports a high stakes duel between New York Mayor Robert Wagner and Senator Robert Kennedy. Kennedy pushes a two level vice presidential plan aimed at pressuring Johnson, with a path to the Senate and a return to party power. Wagner insiders doubt Kennedy’s bid succeeds and see Johnson solidly in control at Atlantic City.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Mr. Wagner
Wagner
Johnson
Senate
New York State
Bobby
White House
Washington
Jacob Javits
Jacqueline Kennedy
Atlantic City
U.S. Senate
Democratic Party
Ark
Bobby Kennedy
Dallas
Lyndon Johnson
Daydreams of Stardom Seen as a Personal Panic Button
HAL BOYLE argues that fame for movie stars is a form of imprisonment rather than freedom. He recalls Hollywood frustrations from watching a bulldog miss lines to noting stars live under constant public scrutiny and fear of anonymity, suggesting a Broadway of illusions hides insecurity and loss of self.
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New York
America
Hollywood
Cary Grant
Ethel Barrymore
Bulldog
Cary
Miss Barrymore
Galmor
How Much Whisky For Blood Test Effects
A medical Q and A explains alcohol elimination rates and blood levels. One to three ounces may begin to affect judgment, five to six ounces yields about 1 10th of 1 percent, and higher amounts render driving impossible until sobered.
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Seno Ese Eal Ie
By David Lawrence
U.S
Marion County
Henry J. Taylor
Blitz
Massachusetts
Hal Boyle
By Wayne Brandstadt, M.D
I.Q
Lincoln
U. S
League of Nations
Shiek
Africa
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