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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1958
Page
11
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Congress may raise non service connected veterans pensions next year. Veterans groups and Rep. Teague push for increases, arguing cost of living and long wait justify reforms. Current rates run from 66.15 to 135.45 monthly, with higher amounts for age, disability, or aid.
Wartime veterans advocate raising annual pension limits. A single veteran would need $1,800 and a veteran with a spouse or dependents $3,000 to qualify for aid. Legions and the VFW urge Congress to adjust income thresholds and eligibility rules next year.
Two University of Southern California students who admitted planting a smoke bomb in Memorial Coliseum will not be prosecuted. Detectives said they are convinced there was no criminal intent and the device failed to explode.
Norfolk resident Bill Aachie aged eighty nine purchases a new spinet piano for personal use.
In Los Angeles AP reports Sonia Sorel failed to gain custody of three sons from former husband John Carradine. She cried as the court ruled insufficient grounds were stated. The pair divorced last year.
Providence Rhode Island earned its name from Roger Williams who declared the city was founded in come memoration of God's merciful providence. The remark anchors the town's origins in religious gratitude and colonial founding lore.
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