Medicare Social Security Increases Boost Benefits in 1965
The article explains that the Social Security bill dedicates much of its 6 billion in new benefits to higher pensions, with checks rising as early as September 1965. Individual increases range from 4 to 7 percent initially, retroactive lump sums for some, and future family maximums up to 368 dollars monthly. It notes wage base increases in 1966 and urges retirees and widows to consult Social Security offices for questions.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
Congress
100th Birthday Celebrated by Lockney Woman Fannie Brown
Lockney resident Fannie Brown born July 22, 1862 in Mississippi and moved to Texas in 1899. She celebrated her 100th birthday with lunch and cards, living with daughter Mrs. Hugh Counts. The article mixes local birthday notes and social security updates on earnings limits, school benefits, transitional insured status, disability benefits, widow benefits, and tip income credits.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lockney
Hugh Counts
Lubbock
Fannie
South Plains
Fannie Brown
Mississippi
Holly Springs
Miss
Texas
Johnson signs bill to desilver U S coins and warn speculators
President Johnson signed a measure removing silver from dimes and quarters and halving silver content in half dollars to conserve silver for industry. New coins will be copper base with copper-nickel outer layers and identical value designs to current coins. Officials warn against hoarding old silver coins as it could disrupt commerce.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson Friday
U. S
Treasury Department
White House Rose Garden
Fragmentary Meats Market Rates Noted in Local Ad
The readable lines show a terse prices list for meats labeled Be The Meats with phrases like Bernese and Wenins & Sene and a rate figure 8% 0.38. The fragments hint at a local sale or advertisement but lack完整 details for a full report.
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Tandsy
Wenins & Sene
Texas Courts Set Of Civil And Habeas Actions
A court list from Lubbock covers cases in 72nd District Court Victor H. Lindsey presiding over State of Texas versus Marvin Ray Davis habeas corpus. Also 140th District Court Howard Davison presiding over Carole Ann Coleman versus James Gordon Coleman Jr divorce. Other filings include trespass to title, multiple divorce suits, Flash-O-Gas on account, and Wilson State Bank against Daniel M. Hope. County Court at Law lists Wilson State Bank suit on note and an appeal from ruling in Texas Deens of Public Safety case.
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Lubbock
Victor H. Lindsey
State of Texas
Marvin Ray Davis
Sectrh District Court
Howard €. Davison
Carole Ann Coleman
James Gordon Coleman Jr
140Th District
Robert H. Bean
Vernon E. Easterwood
Betty Easterwood
Joe Becker
Betty Jean Bailey
Weldon Bailey
Pearl Faye Payne
Ervin Wayne Payne
Northern Propane Gas Co
E. G. Richardson
Doyle Parker
Warden Hudgens
Damen A. Eilis, Duce
Wilson State Bank
Daniel M. Hope
Lindell Lee Foster
Texas Deeens of
Public Gafety
Snyder Rodeo Closes With 29th Annual Show
The 29th Scurry County Rodeo in Snyder ends tonight at 8. Jim Whitfield of Big Spring won bareback riding with Butch Winstead second. Claybourne Clark of Stamford won Saddle Bronc. Bulldogging winner: Charles Bitters and J. D. Rogers, Stephenville, first and second. Calf roping winner Slone Thompson Breckenridge. runner up Billy Rippee Ranger. Barrel race Pat Murphy Ira. Sheila Walker Rotan second. Randels Montoya New Mexico and Connie Springer Snyder tied for third. Team roping winner Robert Koonce Jayton. Perry Mauldin Sylvester second, Gail Pettit Snyder third. Alan Dobmeier Nazareth, head- kicked Thursday, rode Friday but did not qualify.
Juvenile Court Delinquency Rulings From City Session
In the 99th District Court Judge Howard C. Davison heard ten juvenile cases Friday. A 15 year old charged with aggravated assault after a July 19 knifing at a dance was declared delinquent and placed on probation under parental custody. Six other teens faced charges from habitual runaway to theft and burglary and were placed on official probation. A 14 year old girl charged with sex offenses was placed in custody at Crockett State School for Girls. A 16 year old from Lubbock was held in juvenile ward with next hearing set for August 2 on felony theft charges. A 10 year old boy charged with house burglary was continued and released.
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Howard C. Davison
99Th District Court
Crockett State School
Davison
Lubbock
State Dept Suspends Second Pentagon Influence Study
The State Department halted a second Pentagon sponsored project on Latin American affairs and will review all government research affecting foreign relations. Dean Rusk will testify to a House subcommittee as Defense and State discuss the future of the Brazilian study and require Brazilian authorization.
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Washington
State Department
Pentagon
Dean Rusk
House
Defense Department
Brazil
Army
Massachusetts
U.S
Lincoln Gordon
Rio de Janeiro
Camelot
Institute in Pittsburgh picketed by unionists
In Pittsburgh six union workers picketed the Carnegie Institute of Technology as summer classes continued. The Building Service Employees International Union AFL-CIO has sought bargaining rights for about 220 campus service workers. A school spokesman said the college offered a vote by all employees and claimed the union backed down.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Building Service Employes International Union
Afl-Cio
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