Security for You: Disability and Widow Benefits Guidance
Inquiries about Social Security disability and railroad widow benefits. Explains eligibility rules for disability after 20 quarters in covered employment, six month waiting period, and back benefits. Also covers railroad widow annuities and interaction with Social Security retirement, including earnings limits and age 62 eligibility. Readers urged to submit questions for future columns.
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Dirksen Says Kennedy Program Failing To Click With Public
Senate Republican Leader Everett M Dirksen says a cross country tour shows President Kennedy s New Frontiers program isn t clicking with the people He warns of fears of excessive spending and potential inflationary pressures while predicting budget balancing will be a prime GOP issue in 1962 He doubts major White House cuts will be proposed and expects strong Republican support to curb program costs.
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Jack Bell Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Dirksen
Middle West
Far West
South
White House
Treasury
St Patrick’s Church to be revived as highway chapel near Chapman
The 100 year old St Patrick’s Church east of Chapman Kansas will be restored as a highway chapel on Interstate 70. Founded in 1861 by Irish pioneers near the old Post Office and stage stop it had faded after a newer church was built and only held an annual Memorial Day service.
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Chapman, Kan
St. Patrick’s Church
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Chapman
St. Patrick’s
Old Belt Leaf Prices Unchanged on North Carolina Virginia Markets
The North Carolina Virginia Old Belt and North Carolina Eastern Belt leaf prices were generally steady from Friday with some grades up one to five dollars per hundred pounds. Primings and nondescript fell one to three dollars while other grades held firm as quality improved and volume stayed heavy on large markets.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina - Virginia
Federal State Market News Service
North Carolina Middle Belt
Doberman bites deputy after offer of police dog
Deputy Lester Hampton was bitten on the right wrist by a Doberman presented as a police dog. The woman who delivered the dog said it was trained for police work and that Sheriff John E. Steel had shown interest. Hampton required six stitches.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Lester Hampton
John E. Steel
Hampton
Turning 50 Is Far Less Shattering Than Turning 40
Hal Boyle reflects on turning 50 in this light hearted AP column. He argues age brings gains not dread, noting calmer finances quieter social life and better sleep as energy shifts toward contentment. He cherishs simpler pleasures and suggests a future Social Security goal offers promised security.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Toward better fishing in Florida uses fertilizer in ponds
Private pond owners in Tallahassee fertilize water with commercial fertilizer to stimulate plant growth, boosting the food supply for fish and speeding their growth.
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Tallahassee
Fla
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