Social Security Bill To Date 59 Billion Helped In 20 Years
Social Security marks its 20th anniversary noting more than 59 billion dollars have aided millions of men women and children since the 1933 act. Officials credit the program with stabilizing families and the economy while projecting continued growth and expanded protections. The CIO lauds gains and urges broader programs in health insurance disability and stronger benefits for the elderly unemployed and vulnerable groups.
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Betty Payor
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ance
Ameerican
United States
Marion B. Folsom
Joseph Curran
CIO Social Security Committee
National Maritime Union
Curran
CIO
U S Propaganda Faces Shift as West German Tone Evolves
In Munich the U S funded Radio Free Europe Radio Liberation and Voice of America confront new Cold War pressure as West Germany may curb anti Communist broadcasts with the Soviet Union set to engage in Moscow talks. Officials warn sincerity of the new line could blunt impact behind the Iron Curtain and complicate prisoner exchanges.
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Germany
Cgenova
Radio Free Europe
Radio Liberation
Voice of America
Moscow
Soviet Union
Radio Free
Europe
West Germany
U.S
Konrad Adenauer
Russia
Adenauer
Iron Curtain
Gulf Oil Industry Protected By Wide Storm Alert Plan
The Ou and Gas Journal reports an elaborate storm warning and shutdown system to guard Gulf Coast offshore drilling and refineries from hurricanes. Crews must batten down, evacuate workers, and move gear to port as tides rise and storms threaten offshore platforms and shore plants. A radar teletype network informs communities of storm position and path, with Navy and Air Force units aiding data collection.
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Tulsa
Ou and Gas Journal
Gulf Coast
Tidelands
Ofoanine
the Journal
TLS
Weather Bureau
Navy
Air
Ares Plains
New Market Sought For American Coal
Washington United press dispatch shows the National Coal Association urging action on a cabinet commission plan to bolster U S coal markets amid fears of fuel shortages. Tom Pickett, former vice president, warned emergency steps may be needed to prop up sagging production.
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Washington
National Coal Association
U.S
Tom Pickett
Association
Werner
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