Nixon Intensifies Campaign With Crime Proposals
Nixon outlined anti crime plans including a national law enforcement council and an academy to train local police. He touted social security increases for the elderly and sharpened attacks on Humphrey and Wallace as he campaigns through Michigan Pennsylvania New York and the South. A regional telecast panel in Atlanta and speeches in Spartanburg are on the schedule.
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Age Does Not Affect SS Withholding From Wages
Reader questions Social Security tax on earnings while drawing benefits. An SSA representative confirms withholding applies to all earnings regardless of age or draw status and notes potential benefit refiguring when over 65. Also covers Part B Medicare premium implications and contact details for Baytown office.
Equal Time Debate Criteria Dims Three Way Talks
In Washington the House may vote on a bill to exempt Hum phrey Nixon and Wallace debates from equal time rules, but many lawmakers doubt a three way encounter will occur even if passed. Humphrey declares extremism on both left and right dangerous and criticizes those who seek to disrupt democracy. He plans a major foreign policy speech and proposes a new poverty threshold and a supplement to income maintenance.
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TV season returns with Smothers Brothers on CBS and more
The Sun TeleScope reviews fall debuts noting the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour back on CBS for a third season laced with satire and brief jabs at politics. It covers Mission Impossible FBI Honeymooners Don Rickles Name of the Game and a Britannica fact about spiders using silk to ensnare prey.
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Morning News Backs Nixon endorsement editorial
The Dallas Morning News endorsed the Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew Republican ticket in its Sunday editorials. It argued the people want a drastic change from a path causing political social and economic instability. The paper praised Nixon for backing J Edgar Hoover, FBI director.
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Wallace Campaigns Northward in Chicago Area
Wallace targeted industrial states and voters in Chicago area during a noon motorcade on State Street and an evening speech in Cicero. He drew contrasts with Nixon who had drawn large crowds earlier in downtown. The Cicero permit clash highlighted local limits, while demonstrations at Grant Park reflected postconvention tensions. Wallace aims to extend outreach through Michigan, Ohio and Indiana after Chicago stop.
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