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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
10
The guidance explains signing up for Medicare and Social Security together starts Medicare coverage and allows monthly checks to begin when you retire. It notes some Social Security payments may occur before retirement based on earnings, and clarifies medical deductible questions and enrollment timing for Medicare Part B.
Senator Hill urged Secretary Resor and the Army Corps chief to back the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway project noting its economic justification. He argues the 250 mile canalized route will open inland waterway links, boost exports, and promote national economic development. He cites Appropriations Committee roles and a reevaluation directing Army findings.
A U S Savings Bond is pitched as a practical enduring present for children. The copy notes the Bond grows with the child, helps future costs like college or emergencies, and reinforces patriotism during the Vietnam era. It urges buying at banks and cites example prices starting at $18.75 for a $25 Bond.
A government supported advertisement explains U S Savings Bonds, noting the campaign is presented in cooperation with the Treasury Department and The Advertising Council as a public service.
Holiday enthusiasm fills Cotaco High pre vacation days with cantata by the Glee Club and a Christmas party plan. Lydia Entrekin Mary and Mike Primeau Joseph lead a tableau while Russ White reads and plays piano. Senior and junior parties, FA activities, and a billboard fundraiser appear amid basketball schedule notes and Homecoming set for January 13 with Falkville.
Decatur resident Mrs. Jesse Stimson became Morgan County’s first woman drawn from the jury box for a county criminal session. She says she supports women serving but expects the duty to be challenging. She is active in the Women’s Chamber and Central Garden Club and moved from Pennsylvania 15 years ago.
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