Divorce questions about support and remarriage
If you obtain a divorce your husband’s duty to support you ends but he must support his minor children. If you remarry, the new spouse does not assume support for your children. The other question notes a condemned Elm Street house with old furniture. ownership is unclear, an option to buy may occur within 30 days, and unclaimed items will be disposed of.
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Elm Street
P.M
Age rule for disability benefits in North Carolina
The federal Social Security system sets eligibility by insured status rather than age. Applicants must have worked and contributed for several years, and must not reach age 65 before benefits are payable. Many disability cases show applicants aging past calendar years during the process. Some recover and return to work, often due to improved health or eating habits.
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Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Road Work Clears Badlands At Russell Crossing
Crews from HPT&D and public works have been repairing the tracks crossing Russell since Tuesday. The project aims to improve the crossing and restore driving conditions soon.
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Hpt&d
Public Works
Russell
High Point Fence Rules And Local Hair Piece Ads
The column notes fence limits: street side up to three feet, back and side fences unrestricted by height. It also mentions hair piece services at Martin's Beauty Shop in Greensboro with prices from 35 to 75 dollars and related wig sources from Wig World and Campbell's Wig Salons in nearby towns. It cites Dateline Hollywood contact details and ABC Television Center origins.
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Martin’s
Greensboro
Oakland Avenue
High Point
George Sartin
Germany
al Beach
Wig World
Campbell’s
Thomasville
Aiken Says Defense Industry Prods War Policy
Senator George D. Aiken warns that senators from defense industry states feel pressure to back the Vietnam war. He cites no names, says the political calendar and campaign contributions influence policy, and notes supporters from California and Washington. Fellow critics Fulbright and McCarthy blame a large military industrial complex for dominating Congress and foreign policy.
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
U.S
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Congress
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Fulbright
Cam
California
George Murphy
Thomas H. Kuchel
Henry M. Jackson
Warren G. Magnuson
Thruston B. Morton
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Will History Repeat Itself And Vindicate President
Lawrence to survive Johnson era memo shows the Vietnam conflict mirrors earlier wars with early unity then opposition. The piece notes Revolutionary and War of 1812 critics, and Polk 1946 vote shifts as wars extend. It argues history may vindicate the president as public sentiment shifts.
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Southeast Asia
Congress
White House
Vietnam
Johnson
Great Britain
Canada
Samuel Seabury
New England
Galloways
Sewalls
Leonards
William Cullen Bryant
Yale
Timothy Dwight
William Ellery Channing
Daniel Webster
Madison
Polk
Mexico
Congress Battles High Prices for Future Programs
Washington AP report notes House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills led a 20 5 vote to delay a tax increase and push spending talks with the presidency The administration froze about 3 5 billion in military and civil public works projects as Johnson defended budget cuts and urged inflation control through taxes
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Washington
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Defense Department
Johnson
Congressional
Executive Branch
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Byrnes
Army Engineers
Domestic Program In Deep Trouble
AP dispatch notes Johnson's domestic program in serious trouble in Congress. Vietnam War concerns, tax hikes, urban unrest, and rising living costs drive voter discontent. Members face heavy mail, frequent recesses, and public frustration that could influence next year's elections.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
House
Astronaut Killed In Trainer Crash Near Florida Border
Marine Corps Maj. Clifton C. Williams Jr., 35, an American astronaut trainee pilot, died when his T38 jet trainer crashed near the Florida Georgia line while en route from Cape Kennedy to Houston. A board of inquiry led by Alan B. Shepard was named to investigate the fatal incident.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida-Georgia
Marine Corps
Clifton C. Williams Jr
Cape Kennedy
Houston Manned Space Center
Mobile
Ala
Williams
Moody Air Force Base
Valdosta
Miccosukee
Here
Air Force
Joe Johnson
Moody
Johnson
Navy
Alan B. Shepard
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Yugoslav Couple Loses Battle To Stay In U S
A Yugoslavian couple loses their five year struggle to remain in the United States and will move to Canada. Gruja and Desanka Apostolovic, ages 27 and 26, came on two month visas and later sought indefinite extensions. They have two U.S.-born children and face deportation unless Canadian authorities admit them after exams and interviews.
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Los Angeles
United States
Apostolovic
Belgrade
Redondo Beach
Miroslav
Danica
George Rosenberg
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
D. Walter Jennings
Apostologic
Calgary
Alberta
Office of Canadian Immigration
Jennings
Rosenberg
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Herman Melville
New York Tribune
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U. S
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