Social Security Aims and Funding Crisis Through 1975
The article traces Social Security from its 1935 inception through expansions in the 1939 1956 and 1965 milestones to include widows children Medicare and later benefits. It warns the trust fund will run deficits from 1975 onward and projects rising red ink due to unemployment lower birth rates inflation and reliance on general tax funds. It argues against expanding benefits via broader welfare transfers and suggests returning to Roosevelts view that the program cannot do everything for everybody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin D. Hoosevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Social Security Bank
Baytown Sun Editorial Details and Publication Info
The Baytown Sun lists editorial staff incl General Manaoar Asalstanl and Praalon Pendecacash with Wm Finney Wanda Orlan Jenty Winton Faf Slepies Rein as managers. It notes publication under Southern Newspapers Inc, distribution in Baytown Texas 77520, and pricing at 15 cents to $2.55 per month. The paper carries Associated Press content and credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas
Bayman
F. C. Bor Bo
Carton
Tinaio Cony Silea
Associated Press
Baytown Snapshots From Sun Files Preserve 1955 Tributes and Trials
A Sun Files digest recalls events from 1955 including a deputy arresting a hitchhiker, tax collection efforts for the school district, local union leadership changes, civic club gatherings, medical assembly remarks at the Rice Hotel, and regional weather with a blue norther. It notes notable residents, church and school activities, election clerks, and a high school football semifinal advance by the Ganders amid foggy crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
H. C. Spence
la Pelly
Houston
Spence
AL HL Fisher
New Chauffeurs
W. C. Hopper
B.A. Couch
Ministerial Alliance
East Baskis County
West Chambers’ County
SP. Wright
Blue Norther
A. J. Mroehner
Barton B. Stalth
Joplin
Texas Avenue
Mars
Gwen Disbrow
Alamo
Parent- Teacher Association
Jimmy Lee Korenek
Uncle Sam
Anamie Redden
Patsy Caler
Theta Eta Zeta
C. W. Riggs
C. A. Bolster
Reagan
Cameron Gates
Tommy Lochridge
A. C. Lutheringer
Cellar Bayou Methodist Church
Pic
Ermest
Messinger
L. B. Messinger
Munich
Germany
Slippery Energy Bill Faces Public Scrutiny
The Wall Street Journal editorial warns that Congress and President Ford risk political manipulation by rolling back energy prices. It argues price controls deepen dependence on OPEC, distort incentives, and harm long term supply and demand balance. The piece urges resisting short term gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bross
Ford
Harris County
Wall Street Journal
Tyr
Opec Cartel
U.S
Congress
Henry Jackson
Break-Up Talk Mounts as Zarb Weighs Oil Giants Move
Energy czar Zarb mulls breaking up big oil firms amid fears of higher costs from fragmentation. He seeks FTC input on antitrust files against major producers while Ford administration weighs policy, with Arco to Texaco among firms cited. Simon rumored as Ford running mate contender drawing conservative support. Diplomats face traffic enforcement issues as Gabon embassy debts surface. A federal worker, Dr Gary Pearson, is fired for challenging Sen Young over a half billion irrigation project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zarb
Ford
Federal Trade
Lewis Engman
Dam
Engman
Zark
Zard
Arco
Ashland
Cities Service
Continental
Exxon
Geily
Gulf
Motif
Phillips
Shell
Standard of California
Standard of Indiana
Standard of Ohio
Sun
Tenneco
Texaco
Zath
Hgella
America
Ural
Hut Zarb
Senate
Ford Administration
PTC
FTC
Federal Energy Administration
Bill
Ronald Reagan
Simon
Reagan
George Wallace
Dear Dr Lamb and reader advice on vagus nerve and hypoglycemia
A reader asks about a medicine to block the stomach’s pepsin nerve and reduce insulin. The columnist cites Best and Taylor and Samson Wright, noting atropine group drugs like Fenpenthine to block vagus actions, links between vagus stimulation, insulin release, and hypoglycemia, and offers Health Letter subscription for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Lamb
Best
Taylor
Pancreas
Samson Wright
Oxford University Press
Eller
Radio City
New York
DR. Lame
Reader
General Gorgas arrives in South Africa for disease control
General William C. Gorgas of the U.S. Army Musical Corps arrives in South Africa at the government’s request to advise on disease control. His prior work included eradicating yellow fever in Panama and improving health in Cuba, with studies aiding pneumonia control in South Africa.
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Dee
Berg
Willliam C. Gorgas
U.S. Army Musical Corps
South Africa
Gorgas
Panama
Cuba
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The
Baytown Sun
General
Manaoar
Asalstanl 10 Publizhar Jomes Sdlior
Southern Newspapers, Inc
Praalon
Jenty Winton, Faf'Slepies
Leon’ Brown
Jotn Wadley
Fred Hombarger
Fred Hatman
Bill Danger
Congreau
Brother Jonathan
Gov
Jonathan Kambull
Jack Anderson
Treasury
William Simon
White House
Dunning
Gabon
Partment
New Jersey Turnpike Authority
Milon Young
Gary Pearson
Fish and Wildlife Service
North Dakota
Northern Prairie Research Center
Pearson
Tom Isbell
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