Choosing Benefits in Social Security Decisions
Mr B faces a choice between disability and retirement benefits when disabled before 65. Disability can start later but pays more for life. early retirement begins immediately but is lower. The decision depends on age, life expectancy, and need. Other letters clarify survivor death benefits rules, children's benefits, and VA payment interactions with Social Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine. Segal
Mr. B
H. L
Mrs. L
Jover
Global unrest and military training across three regions
AP reports Thailand places troops on high alert amid alleged Communist threats and Nan Province clashes. Sweden trains medics with bayonets and high velocity bullets using pigs for simulated combat casualties. In New York, the U N committee on Colonialism is near withdrawal as the US balks at militant majorities. Cadiz, Spain notices continue.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
South
Vietnam
Sayud Kerdpol
Communist
Sayad
Nan
Stockholm
Sweden
Army
United Nations, N.Y
U.S
Seymour M. Finger
United States
U.N. Committee On
Finger
24-Nation
Fleet commander visits Gibraltar amid Spain row
Vice Admiral William Y. Martin announced annual 6th Fleet port calls to Lisbon Gibraltar Rota and Madrid and said visits are planned six months ahead but gave no commitment on future Gibraltar calls. Spain had demanded the fortress return and warned port closures if visits continued. Athens report: Greece bans corporal punishment in schools as education minister cites hostility and fear toward teachers.
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U.S
6Th Fleet
Gibraltar
William Y. Martin
Lisbon
Rota
Madrid
Martin
Spain
Fortress Rock
Britain
Foreign Ministry
Mediterranean
Athens
Greece
Theofylactos Papaconstantinou
McKissick to Speak on Black Power at Bowdoin
Floyd B. McKissick National Director of the Congress of Racial Equality will discuss Black Power and the American Revolution at Bowdoin College on February 23. His address closes a two day conference titled College Policy and the Negro.
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Brunswick
Floyd B. McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Bowdoin College
Maine Briefs Roundup Highlights Governors and Local News
Governor Kenneth M. Curtis celebrated his 37th birthday as the nation’s youngest governor. Captain Robert L. McKenney, a 21-year Maine State Police veteran, retires to become Orono public safety director after leading the Traffic Division. The ACLU plans a Maine chapter with a Feb 25 meeting in Augusta. A North Whitefield man was found guilty of leaving the scene of a fatal Jan 27 accident, fined 250 dollars and given a six month suspended sentence. Dorothy Nichols, a Ridgewood, New Jersey co-ed, was crowned Bates College Winter Carnival queen.
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Augusta
Maine
Robert L. McKenney
Thomaston
Orono
American Civil Liberties Union
George K. Haskell
ACLU
Laine
North Whitefield
Robert E. Lovering
Thomas Grenier
Saco
Togus Veterans Hospital
Togus Road
Lewiston
Ridgewood
N. J
Bates College
Dorothy
Nichols
Thomas H. Reynoates
National Football Hall of Fame in Canton Ohio
A quiz style item notes the National Professional Football Hall of Fame is in Canton Ohio with busts, a Jim Thorpe voice recording, and a 30 minute film. It also mentions the Oriental stallion Eyer Turk and the origins of the Thoroughbred breed as imported to England. The Golden Horn is named harbor of Istanbul.
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National Professional Football Hall of Fame
Canton
Ohio
Jim Thorpe
England
Golden Horn
Istanbul
Old Orchard Beach Man Receives Continuance in Break In Case
David Thompson Quimby 28 of Old Orchard Beach and Donald Dube 32 of Portland had charges of breaking and entering and larceny continued in 10th District Court in Saco until February 19 for alleged theft from Maynard Roberts of Hollis. A separate assault charge against Quimby was dismissed on $10 costs.
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David Thompson Quimby
St. John St
Old Orchard Beach
Donald M. Dube
Portland
10Th District Court
Saco
Maynard M. Roberts
Hollis
Quimby
Judith
Joseph Ovila Boisvert III
Middle St
Paul Picard
2 Hills Ct
Ralph Bolduc
Dewey Avenue
Superior Court
George D. Stratchko
Ida MM. Stover
York
Thomas R. Hardy
Farmington
Conn
Vera H. Greene
Albani Morin
Water St
Biddeford
Matthew Jeremiah Maloney
Elizabeth A. Thibodeau
Buxton Road
Donald W. Linscott Jr
Winter St. Ext
George H. Simard
Clifford St
Mark D. Harriman
Mason St
Donald L. Drew
Kennebunkport
Richard J. A. Fournier
South Paris
Donald Gagnon
Hill St
Gerald C. Leary
Parker L. Barnes Jr
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Robert R. Cyr
Lincoln St
Salvatore J. Lofaso Jr
Brunswick
Michael L. Sherlock
Wells
George M. Shugrue
Waterbury
Donald A. Nelson
Amherst
Daniel W. Roy
Hartford
Walter S. Ratcliffe
Temple Ave
Old
Highland Ave
Adolphe Soucy
Pool St
Glassblower Gordon Good assembles lab glassware at UMass
Gordon Good, a glassblower, builds a complex high vacuum system at the University of Massachusetts laboratory. He manufactures and assembles specialized glassware for the chemistry department, handling a range of equipment used in research.
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Gordon Good
University of Massachusetts Laboratory
Good
Chemistry
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