Social Security Financing Faces Major Tax Shifts
Tax Foundation highlights that Social Security taxes exceed federal income taxes for many families and will rise further under 1967 amendments. The study weighs four financing options including keeping the current payroll tax, financing through general revenues, raising the wage base, or splitting benefits by equity and adequacy. It warns that altering the system could push tax burden higher on middle and upper incomes and threaten private pension growth.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
New York
Tax ‘Foundation
United States
Tax Foundation
Failing to Double Investments Warned by Expert
A reader asks about turning 4000 dollars into a quick double for a house down payment. An expert urges avoiding stock doubles in 1 2 years, noting market rise since 1966 and suggesting bank deposits or a five year growth plan with funds like Wellington Windsor or Ivest, plus investment guidance from Roger Spear.
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Holiday Inns
Walgreen
Wellington
Dreyfus Fund
Television & Electronics
Windsor
Ivest
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Anderson Herald
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Gen. Fea. Corp
On The Right- George Wallace and Segregation Tactics
The piece critiques George Wallace as a welfarist populist who defends segregation while accepting federal funds. It highlights Wallace's stance on federal role versus state control, his rhetoric of southern plight, and its use in debates. The dialogue touches on Wallace’s voting base, media use, and contrasting remarks about Negro voters and education.
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George Wallace
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Johnson
Alabama
Wallace Buckley
University of Alabama
Washington
George Pallace
South
Buckley
Wallace
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
St. Louis
WIIC
Pittsburgh
Reagan
Peron
Argentina
Constitution Preamble Public Enduring Principles
The Preamble to the United States Constitution expresses the aims of forming a more perfect union establishing justice ensuring domestic tranquility providing common defense promoting general welfare and securing liberty for current and future citizens.
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United States
United States of America
The Skin Breathes Myth and Medical Skepticism
Dr Brady examines the old belief that skin absorbs substances and its role in health. He argues unbroken skin is impermeable to poison and medicine, cites experiments and reader misconceptions, and notes limitations on responding to health letters.
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Brady
Erry Hills
California
Beatniks and Rioters Driven by Desire for Notoriety
In a counseling note dating from Mellor Indiana, a high school principal questions beatniks and LSD adherents as lacking masculine hormones. He argues younger brothers seek headlines over real achievement, warning that mobs chase fame via notoriety rather than effort, and urges thoughtful evaluation in education.
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Harley
Harley G
Olter
al Capone
John Dillinger
Jesse James
Albert Einstein
LSD
Folklore Quotations Reflect Time and Insight
A collection of quotations contrasts education, global tension, rebellion, and risk. Notable lines from Philip Peak on teaching, an AP dispatch on cold war fever, a child’s joke about George Washington, and Merriman Smith on revolutionary purpose.
How to Be a Rich Author, a Satirical Guide
A satirical list derides the path to bestseller status. It mocks Manhattan socializing, plagiarism, sensational subjects, superficiality, political manipulation, and publicity stunts as supposed routes to wealth and fame for writers. The piece ends questioning moral self-respect.
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Manhattan
Warren Court
Maritime Insurance Origins and Early Records
The earliest known insurance-like activity dates to around 2000 BC with Greek merchants insuring goods and Rhodes hosting insurers. The first written policy on a ship appears with the Hanseatic fleets, and the oldest marine policy in record is the 1613 MARTIN policy on the Tiger, now in the Maritime Museum of London. The first American flag over a foreign fort was raised in 1805 at Fort Derne, Africa.
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Rhodes
Martin
Tiger
Maritime Museum of London
O’banion
Fort Derne
Africa
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