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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1961
Page
4
The Army aims to deploy about 2,000 armored M113 and M59 personnel carriers to outfit the 3rd 8th and 24th Infantry Divisions in Europe within five months. The vehicle moves across terrain, floats, and is airliftable, boosting rapid, safer deployment for U.S. infantry.
A Civil War article recalls Pvt. Charles M. McCook of the 2nd Ohio Regiment and the famed McCook family. It notes the McCooks’ extensive service and the heavy toll of the war on Ohio’s fighting line.
U S District Judge Ted Dalton orders the Internal Revenue Service to refund over $5,000 in income taxes to W. W. Porterfield and T. C. Porterfield of Roanoke after a trial over deductions for business promotion expenses. The judge set the recovery at $30 per $50 claimed plus interest, directing computation of back taxes due for four years.
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Southern governors named Buford Ellington of Tennessee as conference chairman at the four day meeting in Nashville. Arkansas Governor Faubus as vice chair. Florida to host next year. Resolutions urged stronger southern industry protection, selective recruitment, and enhanced civil defense.
Detroit AP reports prospects for a quick Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers contract fade as divisions form subcommittees to draft language on pensions insurance and unemployment benefits. Ford offered a three year deal matching GM but the union rejected it.
The piece lists office time wasters from Sneaky Sid to Wistful Wilbur, describing their window gazing and idle rituals. It humorously profiles executives and staff who pretend to work while stealing moments, noting the elite among window starers.
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