Word: rented
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...ticket office and a possible change in University room rent standards were the important topics of discussion in an HCUA meeting held last night...
...housing or allowances. Since the order, 56,000 servicemen sent abroad have been separated from their families; another 19,000 somehow found the money to take their families with them at their own expense (it costs about $500 to get a wife and one child to Paris) and to rent quarters for them without benefit of the usual Government allowance (in France, this is about $100 a month). Obviously, many cannot afford this on their military pay-yet neither can they afford the expense of maintaining a home in the U.S. and meeting their own living costs abroad...
...given an identity number (85% will use their social security numbers; the others will be assigned numbers), which will have to be included with his name on not only his income tax return and withholding statements but on any bank, corporation or other business report of dividends, interest, rent or royalties. At IRS regional centers, information from the returns will be transcribed on punch cards and then on magnetic tape before being shipped to Martinsburg. Eventually, Martinsburg will contain a master file on 80 million individual and corporate taxpayers that will stretch for 400 miles on magnetic tape...
When the computer system, which will cost the Government $7,000,000 a year to rent, is fed a taxpayer's return, it will match informational documents and past returns in its memory with the new tax report. For the first time, all withholding statements will be checked against returns, and the machine will immediately indicate what citizens have not filed returns. The computers will rapidly disclose who owes taxes for previous years, who has refunds coming and who filed duplicate claims for refunds. "We can program this thing," says Clinton Walsh, chief of the IRS's management...
...Phipps steel money, and his wife Lucy ("C.Z."). Boston-born "C.Z." was a Ziegfeld girl and artist's model for Diego Rivera before she settled down as one of New York's more active society matrons. The Guests have homes in Palm Beach and Roslyn, L.I., and rent a "hunting box" in Virginia, have turned their Manhattan apartment into a showcase for their English and French antiques and porcelains. To bring intimacy to the big, high-ceilinged living room, they divided it into three distinctive furniture groupings. "I wanted it comfortable," says C.Z., "so guests...