Social Security taxes rise while benefits grow
The piece argues that although Social Security payroll taxes will climb from 5.2 percent toward 7.4 percent by 1977 or 6.05 percent by 1987, future benefits will rise substantially. It notes a growing tax base and projected earnings, with couples expected to receive much higher monthly benefits by 1985 under new proposals, offsetting higher taxes.
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U.S
House
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Edian
Eye Corps braces for July and August clashes in Vietnam
In Da Nang and the A Shau Valley, Pvt. Nguyen Huu Dinh doubts South Vietnam may hold as U S troop withdrawals accelerate. Gen Vu Van Giai asks for more air and artillery while Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam warns of looming large unit action near Laos as Eye Corps braces for intensified fighting and elections. The command reports about 45,000 enemy combat troops in Eye Corps with 290,000 allied forces backing South Vietnam.
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Holger Jensen
Associated Press
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Vietnam
Nguyen Huu Dinh
U.S
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Vu van Giai
Shau
Holcomb
Eye
I—Corps
Maryland
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Laos
Eye Corps
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Demilitarized Zone
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Fuller
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Schlafly poll claims Nixon could lose in 1972 to Reagan
Phyllis Schlafly reports a June poll of 3,423 home interviews showing grassroots Republicans believe Nixon is certain to lose in 1972. If Nixon bows out Reagan would be the conservatives’ favorite with Agnew weak second. 60 percent favor Reagan without Nixon, 23 percent favor Agnew.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington (Ap
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Phyllis Schlafly
Barry Goldwater
Reagan
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Florida
Missouri
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Illinois
Harris
Gallup
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hal Boyle On Lam From Lamb and Other Quick Takes
This humor column juggles aphorisms about lamb prejudices eggplant and TV wives. It mocks stereotypes charity salesmen and political lines while offering light reflections on marriage aging and the quirks of daily life with a wry air.
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New York
Nixon cites past critique of classified files over politics
Twenty years ago Richard Nixon attacked the Truman administration for withholding secret documents to protect political interests. He urged release of a full report behind a Times article about Gen Douglas MacArthur and Korea. The Times later used Wake Island talks and predicted Chinese intervention.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Truman
Nixon
New York Times
Douglas MacArthur
Korea
MacArthur
the Times
Wake Island
Bemidji Fire Department Thanks City for State Convention Success
The Bemidji Volunteer Fire Department thanks Bemidji city officials merchants and citizens for making Minnesota State Firemen's Convention the largest and most successful. The note also touts a new experimental Amtrak train on a use it or lose it basis for 15 months with stops from Minneapolis to the West Coast and urges patronage. Lowell Anderson thanks contributors to Heart research and offers a guest speaker option via the Minnesota Heart Association office.
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Bemidji
Minnesota
Amtrak
Minneapolis
St. Cloud
Staples
Detroit Lakes
Fargo- Moorhead
West Coast
United Transportation Union of Minnesota
E.E. Berglund
United Transportation Union
Tommy Wagner
Minnesota Heart Association
Lowell Anderson
State Heart Fund
P.S
Bemidji Students Donate to Heart Research
Bemidji sixth graders of Room 12 at Central School donate in honor of classmate Tommy Wagner undergoing open heart surgery at University Hospital. The letters, forwarded by the Minnesota Heart Association, recount visiting the Heartmobile and express gratitude for the public contribution to heart research.
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Bemidji
Minnesota Heart Association
Pioneer
The
Heart Association
University Hospital
Tommy Wagner
Tommy
Central School
Minn
White House backs job plan to aid 100,000 Vietnam veterans
The White House unveiled a program aimed at placing at least 100,000 Vietnam veterans in work, with federal subsidies to cover training costs. Secretary Hodgson cited 9.3 percent unemployment among veterans under 30, higher than the national rate, as the motivation for targeted help. NAB chairman Harper said 20,000 firms will participate, while NAB also aims to place 200,000 other unemployed people in the year. A barber union official in Chicago referenced tensions over youth styles in a separate remark.
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White House
Vietnam
Nixon
National Alliance of Businessmen
Labor
James D. Hodgson
NAB
John D. Harper
Johnson Administration
Harper
Hodgson
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