Flexible Social Security reform proposal faces feasibility
Commerce Secretary Kreps proposes delaying full Social Security benefits to age 68 to ease system pressure. Critics rate the plan morally and politically unfeasible. A voluntary easing of mandatory retirement by private firms is more acceptable, while federal policy moves push toward higher retirement ages and potential elimination for some workers. The Treasury notes a 4.5 billion annual federal imbalance. Changes are needed for solvency, but a voluntary path may gain broader support.
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Juanita Kreps
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Kreps
Carter Ad Inia Ileata
Ice Cream Regulation Parade Faces Public Taste Test
The FDA proposes allowing dairy substitutes such as casinate in ice cream replacing milk derived ingredients. Representatives warn the public wants real ice cream, yet many favor unreal flavors. Critics say if casinate is cheaper, it will flood the market, leaving only a shrinking minority choosing authentic cream.
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Charles Rose
Otter
Mor Hase
Robert Schuller’s It’s Possible sermon on Tehran and power
In a fragmented reminiscence the text muses on Teheran’s geography and historic power centers, noting Cyrus I and Persepolis while reflecting on how power follows people rather than places. It references Hovelund Schuller and a TV program titled Hour of Paul as a contextual aside.
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Poraypolis
Kati
Tran
Teheran
Persepalis
Cyrus I
Hovelund Schuller
Garden Cove
Sun Files Highlands Farm Site Plowed For Resettlement Aid
The Baytown Sun notes a 1937 resettlement project allocation totaling 221000 funded by the U S Department of Agriculture under Henry Wallace and Rep Albert Thomas to assist with final housing and farm structures. Other items briefly mention local deaths and community notices amid scattered historical details.
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Hrang
Baytown
Af Woostar
Us Horse
Hossein McNair
Shearer Lini
Mont Belvieu
Wreck
de Lave
The Way It Was The Way It Was
Merl Sufedigas presents a fragmented reminiscence recalling past events and people in a terse column fragment with hints of memory and lost details.
Americans Too Concerned With Economic Ups and Downs
The piece cites University of Michigan studies by Kleine and Monte, noting US industrial production fell by a percent recession, with Germany and Japan showing slower recoveries. It highlights strong job market resilience, low unemployment, and rising savings amid debates on consumer spending warnings and potential slowdowns.
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HL Tal
Deter Chan
Philip A. Kleine
Goaffrey Monte Tot
National
Bistoun Af Kenothiy
West Germany
Japan
USAC
University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Wu Econ
Rane Lisinn
United States
Today In History highlights from August 26 items
On this date in 1920 the 19th Amendment took effect granting women the vote. Other notes recall historical events from 46 artillery in Crecy to Lindbergh, Munich 1972, and modern figures like General Maxwell Taylor turning 78.
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U.S
Otis
Crecy
Northombringe
Massachusetts
Thomas Autehingen
Adloif Hitler
Saat
Germany
Baytown Sun masthead and staff details page fragment
Fractured Baytown Sun masthead shows editors publishers and staff roles with names partially legible. The OCR captures duties from editor in chief to advertising and circulation, plus publication dates and postal details, but most names are unclear.
Washington Report Solon Promotes Staff Mailers in Iowa
Washington report details Neal Smith Iowa congressman using House Small Business Committee staff to mail a large targeted letter campaign to Iowa voters about disaster loan programs. It notes questioned legality of using staff for outside work, potential gubernatorial ambitions, and internal committee delays. Additional discussion covers foreign flag oil fleet lobbying against more US tanker imports and claims of cost shifts and safety concerns.
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Jack Anderson
Whitten
Washington
Neal Smith
Iowa
Uwa
Smith
House
Small Business Committee
Caine
Iown
Smill
Towans
Selter
Congress
Leller Fran Smith
THN
Gubvornmillge
David Mulzger
Ina Roenion
Thomas Powers
Metzger
Lois Liberty
Iowa Democrat
Govern of
Liberia
Panami
Debunking Sugar Myths and Health Claims
A reader letter argues a health talk warning against sugar was flawed. The author explains sugar sources and digestion, noting sugar from fruit or beets yields glucose like table sugar. Emphasizes balance, warns excess calories and poor nutrition from sweets between meals.
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