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- contributed under both my married name, Janet M. Reback, and my maiden name, Janet | ® ’ REBACK. AND REBACK @. 34 AUDLEY END BUFFALO 26,N.%. TAYLOR CALOWELL MARCUS REDBACK a right to dissent" against the Vietnam War - in which two of my young grandsons ‘are a and to "dissent" against everything that does not meet with their nippie approvel, I decid it was time to "dissent" against the “gov'mint" taking taxpayers money to support wild. Communist/Socialistic schemes in America and support Communist governments. abroad. “s I gave lectures throughout the United States to tens of thousands of concemed citizens, wu ing them "dissent" against taxes used for the destruction of the American people and their _ freedom and spirit. In short, a tax revolt, I recalled'to them the case of hippie singers, with large incomes, who had refused to pay taxes "to pay for the war," and had been h ns by invitations to sing in the White House. oe a During these lectures I urged the election of Governor Reagan, in Califor when I was in Los Angeles, and during the past. year the election of Mr, Nixon. My huge audiences promised, in ovations, to support these men. And, in 1968, I contributed lavis to every Republican organization I belong to’","in Washington and in New York and in Buffa) not including special organizations set up just for the purpose of electing Mr. Nixon. a Taylor Caldwell." These activities did not escape the scrutiny of our national OGPU. A few months ago I received an anonymous call from a man who identified himself as an agent o the IRS in Buffalo, and "a friend and admirer of yours." He told me that the local IRS was going to "revenge" itself on me, not only for defeating them in the Fifties and getting rid of some their “boys,” but because of my activities in 1968, He also said that “the hoya. tb ’ of our present calamities, and were "going to put the pressure on you." Sure, enough, it happened. I received letters from the IRS in Andover,” “ix: to the effect that I had paid only some $13,000 on my 1967 income. I went over my check and discovered five different checks signed by me to the criminals in 1967, and bearing their endorsement, and the sum was over $21,000, far above the amount of “owed" taxes. I wrote to ‘Andover several times, in registered letters, giving them the number of my che the amounts, the date of cancellation by the Treasury, etc. Finally, after four letters, I received an apology from the District Director in Andover. 1 thought the matter ended. Then the local office got busy, and wrote. me saying that I had paid only $13 fin taxes for 1967, and owed some $4,000 more. I wrote them a gegistered letter, with ac of my letter to the Andover, Mass., office, and all the other iniormation. I suggested th get in touch with my CPA, Mr. Reifer, of Buffalo. I héard no more until I received a call two days ago froma Mr. Bellinini of the IRS wanting to see my checks - though the CPA. i ‘seen them. Now, my Buffalo attorney, in looking over the checks, told me emphatically "to let them out of your hands for a minute! * (Mr. Kevin n Kennedy. y You can be sure. they will never leave my hands. _ oe a ae ue Moreover, I have enormous bills, paid, to > physicians and ;nurses for 1987, a we are entitled to a refund, instead of an assessment (false) for, 1967». They run into, the thousands of dollars... a an ee Bt ince OF fe mee tee mt emmaterenni a AAmManA feam RNetanrparx fae UNAnt mMasTring aceneceme