Social Security Rules For Farmers And Dependents
Farmers face compulsory Social Security if net earnings reach 400 dollars or more yearly. Funeral expenses may be repaid as a lump sum to anyone who paid the bill. A 70 year old may not earn credit for non-spouse store work unless paid 50 dollars in two quarters. Lump sums at death go only to the wage earner’s record. Property ownership does not affect eligibility. benefits require a covered job or self employment. Readers may write with stamped self addressed envelopes and 25 cents.
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Iowa City
Iowa
S.S. of Columbia
T.O
St. Johnsbury
C.R
Huntington
W. Va
Ray Henry
AP Newsfeatures
New York Woman Gave Varied Birth Dates in Car Registrations
Mrs Muriel Nicholson admitted causing confusion at the Motor Vehicles Bureau four years ago by listing three different birth dates on three car registrations. In a separation case she claimed age 38, but she previously testified she was born in 1916 making her 40 now.
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New York
Muriel Nicholson
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Senate approves airline aid for ministers passes to House
The Senate sent to the House legislation letting airlines grant low rates or free rides to ministers. Current law already allows such privileges on trains and buses.
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Washington
Senate
House
Knowland Declines Bid as Republican Field Grows
Senator Knowland disclaims any knowledge of a draft movement for the Republican presidential nomination should Eisenhower bow out. He reiterates support for Eisenhower and says the anonymous Knowland for President committee has no ties to him. The notices describe him as a loyal ally of Taft and MacArthur, mailed from Glendale California.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
GOP
P.O
Glendale
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
McCarthy
R-Wis
Douglas MacArthur
Japanese TV buyers to view Cisco Kid and Mr District Attorney
Japanese television owners will view The Cisco Kid and Mr District Attorney this fall under a new agreement between ZIV TV and Tokyo JOKR TV. The arrangement aims to broaden U S content access for East Hollywood markets and strengthen distribution partnerships.
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East Hollywood
Ziv-Tv
Tokyo
Jokr-Tv
Burglary Suspect Jailed 18 Hours After Release
Lawrence Campo was jailed on burglary charges exactly 18 hours after his release from Huntsville state prison, according to his statement to police in Wichita Falls Texas.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Lawrence Campo
Huntsville
Stevenson Camp Anxious To Woo More Delegates
Stevenson campaign advisers meet in Chicago to court uncommitted delegates and those pledged to favorites or first ballot Kefauver supporters. Indiana and Maryland votes loom as Stevenson leads Kefauver after California. Harriman ascends as main rival while Symington is a potential dark horse if Stevenson falters.
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Washington
Atlal FE
Stevenson
Chicago
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Indiana
Maryland
Kefauver
California
Averell Harriman
New York
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Cab driver pays fine then seeks fare from arresting officer
Chicago a cab driver Frank Leonard paid a $40 traffic fine without a word Thursday then demanded a 55 cent fare from the policeman who arrested him. Leonard said he drove Officer Thomas Clifford to the station after the arrest while Clifford claimed the ride was Leonard’s idea and that Leonard would have gone to the station anyway to pay the fine.
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Chicago
Frank Leonard
Leonard
Thomas Clifford
Clifford
Stevenson Poised for 450 Plus On First Ballot at Convention
As primaries end, 10 states remain to name delegates totaling 238 convention votes and New York to allocate 12 at large. Stevenson appears to hold 377 votes pledged or known, with many southern delegates leaning his way. McCormack backs a favorite son. New Jersey presents 3542 uncommitted votes, Texas 49 for Lyndon Johnson, Ohio 54 for Lausche, Michigan 40 for Williams.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Tennessee
Washington
Kentucky
Mississippi
Colorado
Virginia
Arkansas
New York
Stevenson
United Press
South
John W. McCormack
New Jersey
Texas
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Scientists Debate Role of Fossil Fuel Emissions on Global Warming
Some scientists argue that carbon dioxide from burning coal and oil contributes to warming. They weigh the evidence and consider climate models and potential policy responses.
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