Medicare claim drive urged by Vernon district manager
Edwin Draughon, social security district manager in Vernon, urged seniors to sign up for doctor bill insurance under Medicare and review potential owed reimbursements for services between October 1 1966 and September 30 1967. He warned claims must be filed by December 31 1966 to receive payment and noted 1967 amendments allow itemized bills even if unpaid.
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Vernon
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Childress County
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Almanac Highlights From December 18, 1968
History notes New Jersey ratified the Constitution in 1787 and the 13th Amendment ended slavery in 1865. The first giant panda arrived in America in 1936. A 1965 US orbital return marked progress in spaceflight. Genealogical quotes and Medicare cost details are also included in this almanac section.
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Jupiter
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Venus
Saturn
New Jersey
United States
America
China
Earth
Gertrude Franklin Atherton
Public Opinion and Free Letters in The Index
Morris Higley quotes Washington on public opinion and notes support for open letters. He praises The Index for carrying Earl Tosh letters while recounting editors who rejected submissions to other papers. He asserts The Index will publish letters from Earl Tosh whenever submitted.
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Morris Higley
George Washington
Bob Moates
Bob
Earl Tosh
Baptist Standard
Labor
Canada
Weekend Visitors and Local Moves In Area Homes
Kirkland News notes a string of weekend visits and family gatherings across Wichita Falls Archer City and Quanah. James Driver returns home from West Texas State University while Greer Weightman recovers in hospital. The Slaughters Slaughters and McDonald families share travel and family connections from Tyler to Lubbock and Germany.
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Wichita Falls
Bill Duke
Church of Christ
George West
Childress
I. Wests
James Driver
West Texas State University
Cure Pryor
Archer City
Oscar Pryor
Buford McKeever
Everman
C. B. McKeevers
Sandra Springer
Fildorado
Okla
Greer Weightman
Arlie Key
Jerry Franz
IL. H. West
Quanah
John Ryder
Seymour
E. F. Slaughter
Don Slaughter
Baby
Tyler
Josh Smith
Bud McDonald
Turkey
E .F. Slauchter
Eddie McDonald
Lubbock
Germany
Alligator Grows to 15 Feet From Tiny Beginning
A juvenile alligator grows from eight inches and two ounces to 15 feet and 700 pounds, illustrating rapid growth. The piece contrasts urban living patterns noting that in 1790 only two Americans lived in cities, versus 14 of 20 today.
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