Where Is The Cash In Social Security?
The article questions the cash availability of Social Security funds totaling 22 billion dollars held as U.S. government bonds. It explains the funds are not in cash but invested, meaning redemption requires future taxation to replace the bonds, amid Medicare proposals and higher taxes. The piece cites Social Security Commissioner Robert M. Ball and notes the deficit context and implications for the new Congress.
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Robert M. Ball
Ball
United States
Congress
Flight by feathered flapping wings studies takeoff
A Delaware scientist John S S Seney and college junior Stephen Moore test whether human flight via wing flapping can work using a buzzard named Leonardo and electronic instruments. They argue modern science neglects bird flight dynamics and seek figures on lift from feathers.
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John S.S. Seney
Seaford
Delaware
Stephen Moore
Seney
Moore
Leonardo
Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo the Buzzard
Leo
Bargain Of The Century As Food Costs Drop In 1964
A year end look notes that despite inflation concerns American households enjoy cheaper food relative to earnings. Average weekly pay rose to about 100 dollars while food consumes around 20 percent. Advances in farming, processing, packaging, and distribution keep prices low across the nation.
Hindsight On The 1960 Democratic Convention Predictions
A 1964 New York Herald Tribune column reviews preconvention dispatches about Lyndon Johnson and the Kennedy ticket. It notes Johnson’s early warnings of sub disasters and the balance between liberal and conservative aims, with context on South states turning Republican and future party rifts.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Senator Johnson
Kennedy
Texas
Humphrey
Johnson
South
Democratic Party
New York Herald Tribune, Inc
Returning Traveler Reflects on U S Vietnam War Policy
The Returning Traveler questions how the United States ultimately won its Vietnam war, noting Johnson era decisions, the push for a tough Viet leader, and U S air strikes against North Vietnam. The piece recalls suppression of uprisings in Saigon and the implied costs of wartime actions.
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Philippine Republic
United States
Vietnam
USA
Mao Tse - Tung
Ho-Chi- Minh
Lyndon Johnson
James Buchanan
South Vietnam
Adlai Stevenson
Patrick Henry
Saigon
North Vietnam
Ko Chi - Minh
Radical PCC seen linked to Red China in U S
Federal agents monitor the Provisional Organizing Committee for a Marxist Leninist Communist Party a splinter group formed by ex Communist Party members led by Armando Roman. PCC claims small nationwide reach with active chapters in New York Cleveland Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Spt
Provisional Organizing Committee
Marxist- Leninist Communist Party
PCC
American Communist Party
Gus Hall
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Armando Roman
Communist Party
About Your Health Cheerfulness Is Contagious
A health column notes one third of patients face emotional illness alongside physical sickness and that recovery hinges on treating the person as a whole. It cites how neurosis can lengthen recovery, how family alarmists extend illness, and how attitudes influence healing with a closing tip that cheerfulness is contagious.
Monroe News-Star and Publishing Details
The Monroe News-Star is an independent newspaper based in Monroe Louisiana. It publishes evenings five days a week and lists staff including Robert Ewing and multiple editors while noting Associated Press dispatch rights and national advertising representation.
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News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Robert Ewing
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Jack S. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
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Monroe NeilStar
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