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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1966

Page

5

Medicare and tax tips prompt cautious filing choices

The 1966 article explains when married couples should file joint or separate tax returns, with guidance on deductions and income splitting. It also reports on Medicare enrollment, noting about 14 million seniors enrolled and targets 80 to 90 percent of eligibles by the end of enrollment. It includes a Q and A with Social Security Commissioner Robert M Bail outlining eligibility, premiums of 3 dollars per person, automatic payroll deductions, and changes expected when Medicare benefits expand next July 17.

Washington Medicare Social Security Robert M. Bail Ball Social Security Administration Blue Shield Blue Cross Robert M. Ball Social Security Commission Commissioner Ball John Tron

Milligan Case Cuts Civilian Trial Power in Wartime

An ABA public service piece recalls 1866 Supreme Court ruling in Ex parte Milligan that military trials cannot try civilians when civil courts are open, limiting wartime authority. Lincoln authorized arrest and a military court, but Justice Davis and the justices ruled the Constitution protects all people, even in war.

Indiana Lambdin P. Milligan Abraham Lincoln Milligan Lincoln United States Supreme Court David Davis Incom American Bar Association Will Berard 8Th Americ Bar Association

Plan A and Plan B hospital insurance offerings described

A fragment describes a health plan comparison Plan A or basic hospital insurance and Plan B or supplementary medical insurance. Plan A would cover up to 80 days of hospital care with patient cost first $40 plus $10 daily after the first 60 days, and it mentions home health benefits following hospitalization.

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