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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1959
Page
5
A 1959 King Features column argues spectators enjoy the built up tension of ball games and races as a sanctioned outlet for stress. It notes most people experience anxiety in daily life and derive pleasure from watching suspenseful events, while acknowledging parental pride in gifted children.
The passage discusses how allowing a child to grow naturally supports development, warns against parental pressure to outpace peers, and notes that overcontrol can hinder emotional growth. It also notes anger can be tied to self disappointment and mistreatment as contributing factors to rage.
The General Assembly approved a state income tax withholding plan starting Jan 1, aligning with the federal system. Exemptions remain $1,000 single, $2,000 couple, with 2 to 7 percent brackets and quarterly estimated payments for self employed. employers must report by Jan 31 each year.
RALEIGH AP A former assistant state attorney general urged rewriting the state constitution to remove the requirement to operate schools. Dr I Beverly Lake proposed a provision allowing the legislature to provide for education, asserting the state cannot afford integrated public schools. He outlined a four point policy emphasizing constitutional rights, education for white and Negro children, fairness, and preservation of racial heritage.
The article explains reporting earnings to Social Security when above limits, the process of halting and restarting payments, and penalties for overpayments. It notes reports to offices, possible deductions, fines, and information sharing from tax returns and other agencies to ensure accurate payments. It emphasizes proactive reporting above $100 monthly or $1,200 yearly.
A direct mail pitch invites people aged 50 to 80 to apply for a $1000 life policy to cover final expenses. The ad asks for name, address and year of birth with no obligation and says the transaction can be mailed with no calls.
Officials review tips from neighbors and relatives about wrongful payments, as the Security Administration examines possible misdirections in benefit disbursements and investigates sources of the information for clues.
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