Social Security Expansion Faces Senate Hurdles
Senate resistance grows as Republicans demand public hearings on a Democratic plan to expand Social Security benefits. Proposals include lowering the auxiliary eligibility age for women from 65 to 62 and extending immediate benefits for the disabled, with costs projected near 1.4 billion dollars annually. Byrd signals caution while Johnson supports expansion in principle.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
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D-Fenn
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Tomorow
Puble
I Social Security
GOP
America
Watts House Action
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texaas
Eure Iy
French Senate, Assembly Elections See Little Change in Party Seats
Paris voters renewed the upper house and lawmakers with a quiet campaign. Senate seats were mostly stable with minor shifts as Communist, Socialist, Radical Socialist and other parties posted small gains and losses. The National Assembly will name six more deputies for French territories abroad. Paul Bechard switched from deputy to senator after opposing the European army and Paris treaties.
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Council of the Republic
Senate
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Alger
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Popular Republican Movement
MRP
Breants Ad
Miscellaneous Left
Paul Bechard
Polio inoculation postponed in Franklin Lakes community
In Franklin Lakes New Jersey eight first and second graders delayed from polio vaccination while board of health reviews testing and safety concerns. Parents of 173 other pupils had allowed inoculations last April. most permissions withdrawn amid fears of improper testing and late season.
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Franklin Lakes
N. J
Board of Education
Board of Health
Pauka
Bosshard
Two Men Questioned After Highway Shooting Near Uniontown
Police questioned William W. Jackson of Denver and Samuel P. Johnson of Houston after shots hit 10 moving cars and glass shattered along a highway east of Uniontown. A panel truck was halted. two pistols were found. a printed message denounced hoodlums and urged deportation.
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Zere
Wiliam W. Jackson
Denver
Colo
Samuel P. Johnson
Houston
J. A. Maggioncalda
Hart Savage
Here
U.S.A
Textile mills cut in New England job losses soar
Textile production has shrunk in New England, yet mills still employ about 170,000 workers. The downturn contrasts with broader regional manufacturing activity and signals ongoing shifts in the area's industrial landscape.
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New England
Yalllssil
Lions Clubs Map Plans For Their Zone Meets
Lions Clubs District 26B held a planning meeting at Adcock's cafe with zone chairmen and club representatives. Five zone meetings are planned for the year, dates to be set. Attendees included J A Conn deputy governor and Mrs J Conn, Ray Bills, Don Fike, and Alen Curtis from Linn, with other zone members from Tipton California Fulton Auxvasse Mickane New Bloomfield Jefferson City Belle Chamois Vienna.
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Lions Clubs
Adcorks Cafe
Russellville
Jefferson
Ray Bills
Eleven Accidents Reported in Troop F Patrol Area
Police logs recount eleven traffic accidents across Troop F on a Saturday. Incidents include a dump truck overturn on Highway 40 near Boonville causing injuries and vehicle damage, a Kokomo couple injured on Highway 50, a car-motorcycle crash near Callany County, a parked car struck on Highway 14 near Grand Glaize, and a reckless driving arrest after a curve crash near Algoa. Additional minor damage cases involve a Chicago driver and a Topeka resident, with miscellaneous injury reports and duty responses.
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Olive Dugan
Grace Neff
Kokomo
Ind
Marrietta Lavaughan Dugan
Rosebud
Callany County
R. L. Stafford
Holts Summit
Marvin Steele Boyce
Rt. i. Eugene
Stafford
Boyce
Herbert Michael Link
Osage Beach
Edward H. Pleck
Chicago
Tfl
Grand Glaize Bridge
Highway 14
Fleck
Charles Davis
Topeka
Kan
Highway 49
Lamine
Billy Gene De-Long
St. Louis
Houte J
Algoa Road
Asthma formula offered without prescription from doctors
A sensational claim describes a new tiny tablet that stops asthma attacks in minutes with relief lasting hours. The piece touts a combined medicine named Primoteneic and promotes drugstore availability with a money back guarantee from 1955, citing White and partners.
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Me Y
Science
Vke
Guarantes
White
M Mnarsucallen
Daily Record Hospital Admissions and Local Court Fines
Hospital admissions list Charles BE Stir Eva Meng Weille Stock and others from Ashland Boonville Hartsburg and Fulton with births and marriages noted. Court fines and jail terms issued for careless and reckless driving speeding and license suspension with names ages towns and penalties.
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Eva Meng
Ashland
Weille Stock
Boonville
Clarence
Catcke
E. Miller St
Michael Hoffman
E. High St
Clyrie Garvin
South 10-Mile
Aries
Jimmy “Calvin
Hartsburg
Paul Ort
Valeria Cooper
Fulton
Alois A. Hirschbauin
Casseile
Wis
Hill
John C. Burford
Smithton
Richard O. Dickerson
Madison St
Henry W. Lange Jr
Cole Camp
Fale Towine
Billy BE
Jaelsson
Wells Summit
Liberatus Take
Taos
Sete
Poppie born on Father's Day in Waukesha County
In Waukesha Wisconsin the first man to become a father on Father's Day is Richard Poppie. His wife gave birth to a son weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces at a local hospital.
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Poppie
Father's Bay
Waukesha
Wis
Waukesha County
Richard Poppie
Avert Strikes at 9 Goodrich Plants
A strike of about 14,500 production and maintenance workers at nine B F Goodrich Co plants was averted after a five year contract was reached with CIO United Rubber Workers officials following two weeks of secret negotiations. Wage and condition details remain unpublished pending formal drafting and ratification by local unions and the General Executive Board. Plants involved include Akron and Marion Ohio Cadillac Michigan Clarksville Tennessee Los Angeles Miami Dade Oaks Pa Riverside M J and Tuscaloosa Alabama.
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Marion
Ohio
Cadillac
Mich
Clarksville
Thunderstorms End Fair Weather in Nation
Severe thunderstorms lashed Western Texas yesterday but faded today as fair conditions spread across the South Great Plains and Far West. Scattered showers persisted in Texas, Michigan saw thundershowers, and a rain band stretched from Minnesota through South Dakota to Wyoming while Missouri and the Atlantic coast experienced showers.
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Carolinas
Iberia Fulton Youths Enter U S Navy
Two central Missouri youths enlistment announced by the local Navy recruiting office. Reedus Delano Burks, 17, Iberia, joins as a high school seaman recruit to serve until age 21. Haymonda S. Sh ees, 18, Fulton, signs for four years as a Seaman Technician and will report to Great Lakes Naval Training Station for training.
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