Social Security Answers From Field Representative Volney Johnson
Community reminder from Volney Johnson field representative addressing reader questions about social security. Responses cover reporting changes via consent cards, annual earnings reporting deadlines for 1966 and 1967, help with forms, and eligibility for early retirement at 62 with provided office visit details and booklet reference.
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Ry Volney Johnson
P. O
Dodge City
Social Security
Today in History: Labor Unions Unite under AFL CIO
On this date in 1955 the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations united to form the largest federation of labor in the free world. The roundup also recalls milestones from Van Buren’s birth in 1782 to political shifts in 1964 and earlier.
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Associated Press
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Federation of Labor
Free World
Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
N.Y
James Polk
California
United States
White House
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Ormoc Gulf
Leyte
Pacific
Clinton
Tenn
Clinton High School
Tennessee
United Nations
Katanga
DDT Ban Considered in Connecticut
The Connecticut Board of Pesticides weighs a proposal to ban DDT use by contractors spraying plants, while homeowners farmers and municipalities would still be allowed to use it. The state already bans airplane spraying of DDT.
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Hartford, Conn
Connecticut Board of Pesticides
Mutual Fund Reform Faces Fight in Congress
The SEC proposes a per cent cap on mutual fund sales charges, reduced advisory fees, and a ban on contract plans that could cut commissions. If enacted, the plan could save investors millions yearly, with more than 3.5 million Americans holding registered funds and paying fees totaling about 130 million in advisory costs, 260 million in sales charges, and 19 million in brokerage commissions.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
Commission
The
SEC
Investment Company
Whchh
Investment Company Institute
Association of Mutual Fund Plan Sponsors Inc
Pike Crash Kills Man Early Today
A Kansas Turnpike eastbound car lost control and struck an overpass pillar at Bonner Springs killing the driver. The victim, identified only as a Kansas City, Kansas resident, died at St Margaret Hospital. Police noted the car veered onto the median before impact.
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Bonner Springs
Kan
Kansas Turnpike
Ifis
Turnpike
Kansas City
St. Margaret Hospital
Soviet Planes Snooping Bases Reported by Tokyo
Tokyo Shimbun cites Japanese officials saying Soviet reconnaissance aircraft flown within three miles of Japan's east coast areas probe U.S. planes, ships, and Japan's semi automatic air warning network under construction, with readings tied to future accounts rather than existing. The piece notes the alleged activity follows a three year lapse and reflects concerns over surveillance near military assets.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tokyo Shimbun
U.S
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University of Maine
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Seattle
Wash
State Department of Public Assistance
Vincent Alexander
Jefferson City
Missouri
New Records Management Agency
Sone Danties
Ron Ranieri
Michigan State
Royal Oak
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Notre Dame
Jim Seymour
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