Deadline for Submitting Medical Bills and Social Security Earnings Rules
The notice outlines April 1 deadlines for 65 and over to sign up for medical coverage and for those with July to September 1966 medical bills to send statements. It explains new Social Security rules: annual earnings up to 1680 in 1968 do not withhold benefits, $1 withheld per $2 earned between 1680 and 2880, and $1 withheld per dollar over 2880. No payments are withheld in months earning under $140 wages or no self-employment. Workers age 72 plus face no withholding. Military pay rules add $100 monthly credit for active duty pay, applying to uniformed services, with automatic earnings credit and no need for application.
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Uniformed Services
U. S. Public Health Service
Environmental Science Services Administration
Minooka Baptisms and Church Calendar Update
Minooka Methodist Church baptized three children during Sunday service Thomas Scott Heap Kenneth Craig Martin and Sharon Kay Wright. A second baptismal service is planned April 7 Palm Sunday with new members to be received. Also Past Matrons of the former Minnehaha Chapter CBS meet 1 30 p m Saturday at Mrs Flo Davis home.
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Minooka Methodist Church
Thomas Scott Heap
Clyde Heap
Kenneth Craig Martin
Clark Martin
Sharon Kay Wright
Roy Wright
CBS
Flo Davis
Plattville Notes Health Improvement Meeting Activities
Medicare improvements under the 1967 amendments will be explained by J Bruce Bramhall from the Social Security office in Aurora at the Kendall County Health Improvement Association annual meeting in Yorkville. New officers will be elected, and a Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held at the Plattville Methodist Church with Dr Lloyd Gustafson presiding. The Stitch and Stir 4 H Club elected officers and leaders, with Patti Gabel named voting delegate. Laurie Lynn Austin was baptized at Plattville Methodist Church with a celebratory dinner at home following.
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J. Bruce Bramhall
Social Security Office
Aurora
Kendall County Health Improvement Association
Plattville Methodist Church
Lloyd Gustafson
Sylvia Gabel
Carla Finnestad
Patti Gabel
Mardel Gabel
Janine Finnestad
Mary Ann Stratz
Diane Collins
Karen Stratz
Kendall County Recreational Association
Delbert Gabel
Leslie Heap
Gerald Finnestad
Henry Stratz
Laurie Lynn Austin
Dennis Austin
Noble Miller
Homer Austin
Yorkville
Raymond Heap
Debra
Don
Joyce Walker
Larry Platt
Rodney
Jeff
Sun day visitors and travels of Loveless relatives
CARE MORE GIVE MORE to CARE MORE GIVE MORE to Mardel and Carlton, were Sun day guests of their aunt, Miss Marjorie Fay in Chicago. Wiley Glenn Loveless of Pontiac, Mich., arrived at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Loveless Sr., Friday. Saturday he left for Phoenix, Ariz., to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Loveless.
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Mardel
Carlton
Marjorie Fay
Chicago
Wiley Glenn Loveless
Pontiac
Mich
W. G. Loveless Sr
Phoenix
Ariz
Marion Loveless
Priest Points To Police Intimidation
The Rev. James Groppi said police intimidation could spark racial violence in Milwaukee this summer. He accused Milwaukee police of hostility to open housing and warned that growing tension could lead to violent tactics if nonviolent efforts fail.
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Freeport, Ill
James Groppi
Milwaukee
Father Groppi
Groppi
Drop 100 Eggs At Coldwater School
In Coldwater Michigan Legg Junior High pupils tested egg packaging to survive a 1000 foot drop. Under guidance from Lynn Bondurant the class used foam filled cans and spring loaded boxes. A plane dropped 100 packaged eggs in a cornfield behind the school and only five broke.
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Coldwater, Mich
Legg Junior High School
Lynn Bondurant
Tenderizing Louisville Party Dress
A Louisville mother plans a first party for Leah Murray, 3, by heating a velvet dress in the bathroom to fluff it. The child observes and jokes that you have to cook it till it is tender, a humorous misunderstanding from a steam-filled scene.
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Co Windsor
Windsor
Louisville
Marvin Murray
Leah
Sultans and Slavery Plague Early 19th Century Chad
The Republic of Chad faced rule by warring sultans as the region became a hunting ground for foreign slave traders. This period marked intense intercity power struggles and involvement in the broader slave trade networks.
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Republic of
Chad
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