Automatic tax cut seen as weapon against recessions
The author argues for automatically flexible tax rates as an anti recession tool. A President controlled, temporary adjustment in the first bracket could cut the rate by up to five percent for six months to inject cash during downturns, with Congress retaining veto power and conditions.
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France Keeps Aid Rolling to Mauritania
In Paris Premier Michel Debre and Mauritania's Prime Minister Mokhtar Ould Daddah signed pacts pledging France to maintain economic financial and technical assistance to Mauritania as it builds its new state with ongoing support from Paris.
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Ant Farmers Use Leaf Work to Grow Mushrooms
Uncle Ray explains leaf cutting ants farm underground gardens using cut leaves to fertilize soil. Fungi spores grow in the enriched soil, providing food for both adult and young ants. These "mushroom growers" mainly inhabit the Torrid Zone with rare sightings in the United States.
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SS Disability Benefits Expanded in 1960 Reforms
Changes in 1960 allow disability benefits at any age with eligibility for dependents. In November 1960, 33,000 disabled under 50, 9,000 wives, and 28,300 children received benefits after removing the age 50 provision. Applicants must prove inability to perform substantial work and have five of ten years in Social Security.
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Stephen J. Leszcynski
la Crosse Social Security Office
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