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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1968
Page
8
The column explains that general Social Security benefits are not blocked by criminal conviction, except subversive acts. It covers how earnings affect benefits, automatic recalculation, eligibility for those abroad, and Medicare eligibility rules for a 60-year-old widow awaiting Medicare at 65.
The Associated Press notes July 26 as a historical crossroads with Liberia adopting a constitution in 1847, Ft. Ticonderoga abandoned in 1759, Franklin as first Postmaster General in 1775, Tahiti annexation in 1891, Eva Peron’s death in 1952, Castro's 1953 army raid starting his Cuban revolution, and ten years ago Queen Elizabeth II bestowed the title Prince of Wales.
Extension agent Frema S Grant outlines strategies to lower food bills by planning menus from store specials, writing shopping lists in store order, using canned foods and juices for nutrition, and saving trips to the market. Tips cover shoe shopping, canvas materials, and a home budget mindset. The piece also notes Susan Iva Finley earning an associate degree with scholarships at the University of Maine in Portland.
A jagged OCR fragment references a 9 year old Prince Charles, an earthquake in a Yugoslav city, and a visit to Turkey with names like Paul. The text is fragmented, lacks clear dates, places, and full context for a coherent news item.
The great blizzard of March 11 1888 struck the northeastern United States bringing heavy snow and winds. It remains one of the era’s most famous winter storms shaping infrastructure and public response.
Pete Seeger will perform at Kennebunk Arts Festival as part of nine Open Wide events. The Weavers member helped popularize folk music in the 1950s and will headline an 8 p.m. concert at Kennebunk High School.
The adult Atlantic mackerel must keep swimming to move water over its gills or it will suffocate. Researchers warn that reduced swimming activity can lead to inadequate oxygen uptake and fatal outcomes in still water.
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