Social Security Q&A on Hospital Deductibles and Benefits
Reader questions covered hospital deductible change to 52 beginning 1970 and eligibility rules. Answers explain deductible correctness, required records for retirement filing, and continuation of son’s benefits until age 22 if in full time school, with parent benefits ending at 18 and potential reentry at 60 or 50 if disabled.
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Social Security Administration
P.Q
Texarkana
Texas
University Planning Unit Formed in Arkansas Merger History
A university appointed committee in Fayetteville outlines planning for future University of Arkansas units in Central Arkansas. April 23 is the tentative first meeting date. The panel includes UALR and other UA Little Rock campus representatives and aims to locate units on the Little Rock campus and assess land needs.
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Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Central Arkansas
Stern Whaley
Whaley
Little Rock University
UALR
Little Rock
David Mullins
JALR
Division on Meat and Wheat Imports Divides Nixon Aides
Washington officials are split over relaxing meat import rules to ease consumer costs. Agriculture argues price rises reflect domestic production costs and restraining imports preserves farms, while advisers and Virginia Knauer push for more imports to help low income families. Forecasters predict meat prices will stay high this year, with overall food costs rising 3.5 to 4 percent. Imports currently supply about 3 percent of U.S. meat.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Agriculture Department
Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Virginia Knauer
USDA
Agriculture
Coun Sr
French Debt Row: Wolff Labels France Deadbeat Nation
Feisty New York Congress member Lester Wolff scolds France as deadbeats over a WWI loan. Treasury says principal repaid long ago, but 51 years of interest now brings the debt to 7.11 billion dollars. A petition from Wolff and 100 colleagues circulated, yet France shows no intention to pay.
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New York State
Lester Wolff
France
U.S. Treasury Department
Wolff
United States
Robert Morris
U.S
Paris
Debt Acknowledged as Uncollectible From WWI Reparations
The article reviews the 1931 German reparations moratorium under Hoover, France’s claim on U.S. debt, and the reality that $7.22 million plus billions remain unpaid. It notes U.S. and French positions, the lack of enforcement options, and a global debt tally far exceeding feasible recovery.
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United States
Herbert Hoover
Germany
Hstine
Hoover
Ear
France
U.S
Democrats to Elect National Delegates in Arkansas
A committee of the Arkansas Democratic Party endorsed a party primary to select delegates for the Democratic National Convention and proposed a presidential preferential primary in Arkansas. The group formed to align Arkansas procedures with the 1968 convention mandate and warned that noncompliance could risk credentials at the 1972 convention.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Democratic Party
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Richard S. Arnold
Texarskana
Commite Tee
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