Tax Agents Seize Proceeds Of Liston Patterson Fight
Federal revenue officers launched a nationwide drive to seize receipts from the Liston Patterson heavyweight title bout. The IRS aims to collect about 3.9 million in taxes with potential totals exceeding 5 million, freezing purses and pursuing injunctions against promoters and theaters over the closed circuit telecast.
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Washington
Liston-Patterson
Internal Revenue Service
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
IRS
Chicago
Comiskey Park
American Broadcasting Co
TRS
Mortimer M. Caplin
Liston and Patterson
No Taxes Due Says Promoter on Patterson Liston Fight
Championship Sports Inc promoter Tom Bolan said no past taxes are due after IRS agents seized money taken at the Floyd Patterson Sonny Liston bout in Chicago and related closed circuit venues. He cited publicity around a deferred payment plan offering Patterson 300000 first year and 100000 annually for 17 years.
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Chicago
Tom Bolan
Championship Sports Inc
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Internal Revenue Service
Bolan
Associated Press
Patterson
Weather dips in Valley with cooler temps ahead
The Valley will see COOL WEATHER for the next few days. The weatherman forecasts below normal temperatures around the 70s. Today’s high is 66, about 22 degrees cooler than last year’s 88. A small sports car downtown bore the slogan Almost Grown.
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Crier
Fires destroy three Kinloch homes amid police patrols
In Kinloch Missouri three houses burned as officers kept watch after a protest over a police shooting. Two suspects fled and were arrested. Joseph Houston 23 admitted setting four fires and Daniel Carter 16 admitted setting one.
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ST. Louis
Kinloch
Clarence Lee
Joseph Houston
Daniel Carter
Miss Red Feather Named For 1962 Winchester Parade
Sherry D. Ensogna a 17 year old James Wood High School senior was chosen Miss Red Feather to share the spotlight with Miss Virginia of 1962 Patricia Goulding of Richmond in the 68 unit Red Feather Day parade tomorrow at 8 p.m. The day marks Red Feather Day to support the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest eight services. About 30 city and county groups will attend the Red Feather supper and work session at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. Lemuel W. Brown will deliver the main address on The Service of Giving. Dr. Warren C. Gregory will preside. Reports from agencies will be heard. invocations by Rev. John Kinzie and benediction by Rev. Josiah A. Andrew. A J Novick was elected president of the Community Chest. Miss Ensogna was chosen from 11 entrants by the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Sherry D. Ensogna
James Wood
Virginia
Patricia Jean Goulding
Richmond
Winchester
Frederick
George Washington Hotel
John Kinzie
Calvary Baptist Church
Josiah A. Andrew
Grace Methodist Church
Midddletown
A. J. Novick
Novick Transfer Co., Inc
Community Chest
Miss Ensogna
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miss Eqsogna
Red Feather
Miss Enogna
France considers licking stamps with mint flavored mucilage
Paris officials announce new 100 franc 20 cent stamp Le Touquet with mint flavored mucilage. Experiments test licorice lemon and vanilla flavors as alternatives to improve stamp licking pleasure.
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Paris
France
Jacques Marette
Robinson Declares Marsh a Coat Tail Candidate
Staunton Republican Congressional candidate J Kenneth Robinson attacked his opponent John O Marsh Jr saying Marsh relies on Byrd endorsement. Robinson criticized Marsh for canceling joint appearances and challenged voters to compare experience and ability in the campaign.
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Robinson
Marsh
Staunton
J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
John O. Marsh, Jr
House
Byrd
Kennedy
Port in Cuba Seen as Soviet Naval Base Camouflage
U S defense sources say a Cuban port planned with Soviet aid could mask a naval base threatening the Panama Canal. The dock would service 115 to 130 medium trawlers in Havana Bay and could support submarines and torpedo boats, with Soviet crews teaching Cuban operators.
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Washington
Cuba
Panama Canal
Fidel Castro
Havana
Soviet Union
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Grand Banks
North Atlantic
Cuban
Castro
District N Education Association to hear Dr Trump
Dr J Lloyd Trump, associate secretary of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, will keynote the District N Education Association meeting at James Wood High School. More than 700 teachers and admins attend with 18 sectional meetings starting after 8:45 a.m. Focus on Change is the theme.
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J. Lloyd Trump
National Association of Secondary School Principals
District N Education Association
James Wood High School
Trump
Washington, D. C
DePauw University
University of Chicago
University of Illinois
State and federal officers clash at Ole Miss gates
Mississippi blocked James Meredith from entering the all white University of Mississippi for the third time in a week. Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and highway patrolmen barred Meredith as U.S. marshals and two dozen agents faced off. A brief scuffle occurred when marshals tried to move through the line, then Meredith and the convoy left for Oxford airport by plane. Governor Barnett sped toward Oxford as bad weather prevented his flight.
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Oxford
Miss
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Meredith
U.S
John Doar
U.S. Justice Department
Johnson
Gov. Johnson
John McShane
Ross Barnett
Ole Miss
New Orleans
Floods near Barcelona claim over six hundred dead or missing
Flash floods and hurricane winds swept through a hill region near Barcelona killing or trapping more than 600 people. At least 246 bodies recovered and 395 unaccounted for as fresh storms persisted and buildings toppled in several villages and the city.
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Barcelona
Spain
Frederick County Debates Mandatory Rabies Vaccination
Dr Hartmut Doerwaldt of Stephens City leads a campaign urging Frederick County to pass a dog vaccination ordinance. He gathered 110 petition signatures and cites rabies risk, noting about 75 percent of dog cases occur in Stephens City and three dog bites weekly in the county.
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Jack Cummins
Frederick County
Hartmut Doerwaldt
Stephens City
L. O. Fears
Winchester Lions Gross 7054 on Broom Sale
The Winchester Lions Club grossed 7054.82 from its annual broom sale running city and county canvases. It sold 270 dozen brooms with 151 dozen in Winchester and 119 dozen in Frederick County. Top teams were No.14 H. A. Lowry, No.21 Daniel Grimes, No.13 Jack Fretwell, and No.22 Hove Riley. Proceeds support sight conservation work.
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Winchester
H. A. Lowry
Daniel Grimes
Jack Fretwell
Hove Riley
The
Lions
Lions Club
Shoe Center Closing for Funeral of Dr Hugh Clark
The Shoe Center on 1S Loudoun Downtown Wine closes from 3 30 to 5 p m Thursday September 27 to observe the funeral of Dr Hugh Clark. A free hunting knife offer applies with each pair of men’s boots.
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Shoe Center, Inc
Loudoun
Hugh Clark
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