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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1968
Page
12
WASHINGTON-(NEA) Social Security shapes more than old age coverage. The program protects younger workers and students, and supports many children through survivor and disability benefits. It aids orphans, widowed mothers, and disabled youth as well as students up to 22 via revised 1967 law.
President Johnson outlines the economic path for the country, stressing that while growth has been strong, future policy must balance expansion with restraint. He argues social security benefits favor young workers and notes the 1967 revisions lift long term protections, yet warns against further liberalizations shifting costs onto younger generations.
The text argues that a 196% deficit rate, if not checked, would erode dollar confidence, boost imports, raise interest rates, and threaten homebuilding. It calls Congress to act on tax proposals and urges unions and businesses to restrain wages and prices. It notes Europe’s surpluses mirror the US deficit and stresses global balance of payments responsibility.
The Associated Press reports Princess Benedikte's wedding will be modest, reflecting her shy, unobtrusive nature. As second in line to Europe’s oldest throne, her ceremony contrasts with Greece’s grand 1964 nuptials, aiming for a restrained royal pageantry.
In Moscow a Soviet audience eyed American hosiery as the US booth led by Tom and Kate Ryan showcased glitter stockings priced at 7.50 and 5.00. The piece notes Russian workers and royal Danish Benedikte attending weddings and describes Nordic monarchy traditions, while American women study labor life differences and the appeal of legwear amid cultural exchanges.
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