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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1974
Page
2
The piece blends opinions on Social Security's long term viability with a Washington revelation. It notes rising taxes and inflation pressuring benefits, questions future funding, and suggests renaming to Social Insecurity. It also reports James St Clair ally Paul Hellmuth linked to Anderson Security Consultants, a CIA front, distributing shredders while funding covert CIA activities.
A former associate claimed large checks were deposited by Virginia attorney L. Lee Bean and routed to Miami to fund CIA anti Castro activities. The Anderson Security firm allegedly shredded defense papers, moved operations from Springfield to Boston, and faced disbanding over a year ago. John Marks cited.
A digest of notes on rising Social Security wage bases and tax implications, plus a parade of quotations from Leonard Louis Levinson and other writers. It covers changes in wage bases, potential tax rate moves, and debates in Congress, followed by a string of aphorisms and witty lines from various authors and public figures.
A narrator recalls a unruly pony that defied riders with sudden stops and 90 degree turns as they traveled roads cross creeks and even near a fire scene. The horse dumped riders, tangled in barbed wire, and wandered off to a pasture, earning a reputation as a delinquent animal.
A reader asks about notary drafted wills and legal validity. The reply stresses a will is important and should be prepared only with an attorney. It recommends an attorney review to determine validity. The notice lists several U S Senate and House offices in Pennsylvania and a governor's toll free line.
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