07 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1965
Page
1
The article explains earnings rules for retirees and beneficiaries. It covers how wages and self employment affect Social Security checks, the handling of a widow or children with benefits, and monthly and annual limits starting 1966. Earned income may reduce benefits but not always eliminate them, with specific thresholds and conditions.
A reader guide explains how earnings reduce or preserve Social Security benefits, with 1965 and 1966 rules, earnings thresholds, and the concept of substantial services. It notes that after age 72 the earnings ceiling lifts and benefits aren’t forfeited, and offers a 80-page booklet available for $1 through the Delaware County Daily Times.
The Justice Department moves to enforce the new voting rights law starting next week with federal examiners in Mississippi and other states. Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach outlines plans to challenge poll taxes in Texas Alabama and Virginia. President Johnson and civil rights leaders applaud measures expected to register thousands of Black voters by year end. Mississippi officials defend state laws relaxing registration as NAACP reports significant early registrations amid court actions. The program aims to wipe out tests and barriers in areas with low past turnout.
Miami prosecutors recount a 1962 offer of ten thousand to kill multimillionaire banker Mossler, allegedly arranged by Candace Mossler and Melvin Powers. Diehl, a California ex-convict, testified the two promised payment and half the estate’s value after Mossler’s death on June 30, 1964, while he worked on Mossler’s Texas ranch. Powers faced Texas Rangers interrogation and claimed he would not name others.
In Athens King Constantine consults leaders amid Greece’s political crisis. They say restoring ousted Premier George Papandreou or calling elections is the path forward. Papandreou, 77, may reclaim the post he lost after a clash over armed forces activity. He expects to return via royal mandate or a popular vote.
Frank Sinatra sails the Southern Breeze toward Boston with Mia Farrow aboard amid persistent rumors of a marriage. Rosalind Russell denies any wedding plan on this voyage. The yacht, leased by Charles W. Edwards and Keith S. Edwards, dock facilities in Squantum, Boston, were being sought for privacy.
Washington AP report says the House Un American Activities Committee may hear from dissident Klansmen willing to reveal inside details of Ku Klux Klan operations. Chairman Willis hinted hearings could begin in October after difficulties locating willing witnesses. Sources say fear of threats and oath secrecy deter cooperation.
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