Social Security Benefits Mailed Out Across Nation
Checks totaling about 850 million dollars were mailed to 13 percent of Americans to end 20 years of monthly social security benefits. Since 1960 over 21 million beneficiaries have received 50.4 billion dollars, including survivors, disabled workers, and dependents. A 3 percent payroll tax increase funds benefits, with higher rates for self employed.
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Washington
William L. Mitchell
Quebec Premier Paule Sauve Dies at 52
Premier Paule Sauve of Quebec dies at his St Eustache home aged 52 after serving since September 10 previous year. Cause of death not released. Abbe Andre Racine says last rites were administered by Rev Louis Roodrique.
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Paule Sauve
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St. Eustache
Marice Duplessis
Andre Racine
Lous Roodrique
Kentuckian Dies Eight Are Injured in Ohio Crash
A two car collision on Ohio 56 near Mount Sterling left Betty Zane Goodman 39 of Maysville dead and eight others injured. Floyd Goodman 49 and Helen Carter 41 sustained injuries along with four Carter children Judy 17 Thomas 15 Richard 10 and June 6 all treated at Mt. Carmel Hospital.
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Betty Zane Goodman
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Harry H. Carter
Springfield
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Isabel Ewan
Goodmans
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Helen
Judy
Thomas
Richard
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Old Folks Worry Over Illnesses
Cleveland report on aging notes high medical costs and housing burdens for seniors. Senate subcommittee findings quoted Sidney Spector report 16 million Americans over 65 earn less than 1000 dollars yearly. Medical bills run about twice post sixty five, with widows on limited Social Security averaging 56 dollars monthly.
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Sidney Spector
Spector
Inventor-Lawyer Walters Dies at 86 in Fairfield
George Alexander Walters 86 longtime inventor and public official died Friday in Fairfield Conn He created the stop and go traffic light system while serving as Detroit deputy police commissioner 1912–1922 He also pushed Michigan Driver License Law Negligent Homicide Act accident investigation bureaus safety zones and school public education programs
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Fairfield, Conn
George Alexander Walters
Walters
Detroit
Michigan
Australia Endures 123 Degree Heat Wave
A severe heat wave hit eastern and central Australia with a record 123 degrees at Oonadatta. Beaches were crowded as residents sought relief from the extreme heat across major cities.
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Australia
Sydney
Ooonadatta
Cental Australia
Socialite Margaret Emerson Dies at 76 in New York
Margaret Emerson, 76, socialite and daughter of Isaac Emerson of Emerson Drug Co, died after a heart attack at her Fifth Avenue home. She had four marriages including Alfred Vanderbilt, who perished on the Lusitania in 1915. later husbands were Raymond Baker and Charles Amory, with a divorce from each and a return to her maiden name.
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New York
Margaret Emerson
Alfred Vanderbilt
Doctors Hospital
Lusitania
Ireland
Raymond T. Baker
U.S. Mint
Charles Amory
Boston
Tommy Club Members Arrested In Thomasville Loot Ring
Seven boys aged 10 to 16, part of the Tommy Took It club in Thomasville Georgia, were arrested Friday and jailed for juvenile authorities review. Lt. R J Ramsey said the group vowed to confess when questioned saying I didn't steal it Tommy took it.
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Thomasville
R. J. Ramsey
Tommy
Toll on Japanese highways tops eight thousand in ten months
AP reports more than 8,000 people killed on Japanese highways in the first ten months of 1959, up 22 percent from 1958, with about 188,100 injured according to the national police.
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Tokyo
Glacier Aletsch Between Finsteraarhorn and Jungfrau Peaks
The Aletsch glacier in Switzerland lies between the Finsteraarhorn the Jungfrau and Aletschhorn groups forming the high Bernese Oberland ridge.
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Switzerland
Finsteraarhorn
Bernese Oberland
Jungfrau
Nine Die In Head On Crash In Florida
Nine people were killed in a head on collision in South Bay Florida. The wreck involved a real estate firm wagon bound for Fort Myers to view home sites and a southbound car. Trooper George Emerson described the crash as the worst he had seen with multiple fatalities.
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South Bay, Fla
Fort Myers
New York
Pennsylvania
George Emerson
Florida Highway Patrol
Railroads Boost County Property Taxes in 1958
Koehler of the Railroad Community Committee reports Butler County paid 215 880 in railroad property taxes for 1958, up from 122 686 in 1959, with 151 676 designated for public roads. Ohio railroads statewide show property taxes nearly doubled over the past decade while freight ton miles fell about 10 percent and passenger miles about 50 percent.
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Butler County
P. L. Koehler
Railroad Community Committee
Koehler
Greater
Southern
Ohio
Eastern Rails
Public Roads Presidents Conference
Enhanle Koehler
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