Security for You Q and A from Dr R A Newark
Q and A column answers questions on Social Security for doctors in private practice and those employed by clinics. Topics include coverage when working for hospitals or associations, survivor benefits for a widow, and regional guidance for a reader seeking help.
Social Security payments after 65 and pensions for disabled veterans
A reader asks if a man must continue Social Security payments after age 65 while working and if the rule also covers women after 62. Another reader asks about a pension for disabled female World War I veterans and where to apply.
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Lowell, Mass
Monesgen
Crusader III With Missile Armament
First released photo shows Chance Vought Crusader III equipped with Sidewinder and Sparrow III missiles. The all weather Navy fighter exceeds sound speed in level flight and is tested in the California desert with ventral fins aiding stability at high speed.
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Chance Vought
Navy
California Desert
Meat Tenderizers Banned by North Carolina Board
The North Carolina Board of Agriculture rejected a proposal to allow chemical tenderizers on meats processed in the state, citing difficulty in enforcement and who would apply the solution. The board favored a one year pilot to permit high fiber poultry feeds with labeling requirements, projecting delayed sexual maturity and larger early eggs, while research on fiber content resale remains inconclusive.
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Raleigh
State Board of Agriculture
North Carolina
Richard Collier
Philadelphia
Collier
Board of Agriculture
North Carolina Feed Manufacturers Assn
Gil Branch
Charlotte
Assn
Nuri Said's Wife Faces Destitution in London
Mrs. Nuri Said, 65, widow of Iraq's murdered premier, lives in a London apartment in near destitution with her family. She is unaware of the coup back home, having left Iraq ten days before the revolt, and relies on scant funds and charity as Sabah's wife seeks work to support them.
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J. K
Point
N. C
L. H
Clearwater
Fla
London
IAP
Nuri
Iraq
Daily Mail
Sabah
the Mail
University of Paris
Sun Litters Space Gas Hinting Sun Atmosphere Reaches Earth
Sun emits hydrogen gas far into interplanetary space, extending to Earth’s orbit and beyond, reviewed by Dr. Herbert Friedman. Rockets detect ultraviolet glow from neutral hydrogen, estimating 100 to 1,000,000 atoms per quart in space and implying space is not as empty as once thought.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Herbert Friedman
US Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
Friedman
Earth
The
International
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