Hyde Park Kenwood preserve effort spans two decades
A reader recalls 20 years of Hyde Park Kenwood community self preservation efforts from 1950s beginnings to urban renewal. The piece highlights the 1954 Kenwood Redevelopment Corp and the Open House tradition, crediting both residents and leaders while urging archival corrections and optimism for 1969 goals.
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Social Security costs rise in 1969 with broader benefits
Beginning with January paychecks workers contribute 4.8 percent of earnings up from 4.4 percent, capped at 7800 dollars annual earnings. The 1967 amendments raised benefits at least 13 percent and future payments will grow further. Details include earnings limits, phased rate increases toward 1987, and access to survivor and disability coverage. Contact details for information provided.
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Museum attendance tops 3 million for fourth straight year
In 1968 the Museum of Science and Industry welcomed 3,160,429 visitors, led by guests from many nations. President Daniel M. MacMaster reported the year extended the three million follower streak, with two extra closings for King funeral events.
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