Plan to cut veterans payments sparks Washington clash
Eisenhower administration proposes budget cuts to VA pensions and GI benefits triggering strong congressional opposition. Proposals include linking VA and Social Security, trimming medical aid, and restricting disability payments, while suggestions to raise or restore benefits also surface amid lobbying by veterans groups.
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Fisenower Administration
Veterans Administration
Dallas
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Washington
Eisenhower
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Jay
Jran
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Olin E. Teng
Veterans
Treasury Raiders
Fisenhower
Real Estate Transfers In Naugatuck Area
Realty transactions list multiple house and lot deals on Manor road Beardsley avenue and Fairchild street in Naugatuck. Names include Enaean Manor Road parcels to Colonial Company and Savings and Loan Association of Naugatuck, plus transfers to Catherine E. O Sullivan and Irvine by Mise with various lenders and title records.
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Lequant “R. “Breuginl, i, Iangs and Loan Association of
Naugatuck
Fairchild Street
Catherine
Howse and
Lot
Social Security Tax Hike Starts Thursday Across Nation
Washington reports a Social Security tax increase will start Thursday, affecting about 57 million workers and 4 million employers. The higher rate raises monthly takehome pay deductions, boosts revenue for 1959, and plans further increases in 1960. Self employed also face higher taxes later, with benefits and eligibility expanding alongside the tax changes.
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Vaca v. Pone Washington
OPI
Congress
Und
Ed Lowmurivy
WU Security
Judith
Quit
Ulm
Raymond Epleson
Pmnand
Ie San
Lol
Webb
Television In Review By William Ewald
Television criticism surveys a busy year of talk shows and retrospectives. Networks NBC CBS and ABC aired hours focused on 1958 in review with experts like Lynes Kronenberger and Fadiman offering measured commentary. The piece notes lively verbal exchanges on Projection 59 and a favorable view of Murrow and Small World TV despite occasional clichés.
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William Ewald
New York
UPI
Cbs-Tv
James Conant
Russell
Lynns
Empire
Nassert
Abg-Tv
Abc-Tv
Ed Murrow
Cas-Tv
Small World TV
Vivien Leigh
Kenneth Tynan
Sam Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Jackie Gleason Shaw
Eric Pleming
Clint Rosmond
Draima
Pursuit
Peison
United States
Murrow
Yousef Karsh
Crain
Canada
Myrna Loy
George Gobel
Nielson
Doctors Strive To Save 12-Ounce Baby Gloria Harises
Gloria Harises, born Sundry 103% inches long and the size of a tennis ball, fights for survival at Swedish Covenant Hospital. Doctors warn feeding is crucial as mucus blocks oral intake, with subcutaneous water and sugar as a temporary measure.
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Gloria Harises
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Nils Tunestam
Gloria
Jacqueline Benson
Chicago
Miss Benson
Sulurbia Pataing
Miso
St. Anne's 'Hospital
Mur Bel Hansis
Bacto
Hanser
Huntsville
Ala
Phil
Tial
Retirements At Naugatuck Chemical Division Of U S Rubber
Three U S Rubber employees at the Naugatuck Chemical Division completed fifty three years of service in December. Everett Brown of SH May Avenue served 16 years, join Dziengirlewske of 150 Hillside Avenue served over 25 years, and Mu Burns of 126 Irving Street served over 1 year. Brown retires from the Rubber Production Department, Dziengirlewske from the Mitersill Department, and Burns from the Industrial Relations Department.
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Naugatuck Chemical Division
U.S. Ruther Company
Fey
Everete Brown
May Avenue
Dziengirlewske
Hillside Avenue
Burns
Irving Street
Brown
Symbetle Rubber Production Department
Ciewski
Miterhill Department
Tetustril Relations Departant
Waterbury man granted payment of fine in City Court
Gerald Marshall charged with a traffic violation was granted an order of payment of 519 in City Court. The report mentions a TV show reference and unrelated NBC program details.
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Waterbury
Gerald Marshall
Volle
Funeral services for James Francis Hayes Sr
Punera in F Hayes Sr funeral notices list services for James Francis Hayes Sr of 417 North Spring Street with a Mass at Immaculate Conception Church. Burial at St. Joseph's Cemetery Waterbury. Viewings at Mulville Funeral Home 270 West Main Street Waterbury from 2 to 10 pm.
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Punera Dans F. Hayes
James Francis Hayes
North Spring St
Mulville Funeral Home
West Main Shreel
Waterbury
Immaculate Conception Church
New St. Joseph's Cemetery
Julia Walstadt
Lundin
Andrew Lundin
May Avenue
Pam
Salem Lutheran Church
C. Howard Anderson
Grove Cemetery
Alderson Funeral Home
Meadow Street
Surviving Bridge Worker Plans Return to Job in Connecticut
William Sheri, a Glastonbury bridgeworker, said he will return to work after a deadly scaffold incident on the Glastonbury Wilberforce bridge project. Fellow worker Harry Phillips died after plunging 80 feet. Everett Presley and Sheri were rescued by cables and cranes. Police and Hartford Bridge Authority opened an investigation into the accident amid efforts to reopen the bridge to traffic.
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Walt McGowan
Glastonbury
Glastonbury - Wethersfield
Ron
Presley
Phillips
Shera
Merried
Martford Hospital
Sheran
Hart
Notable figures lose several prominent leaders
Deaths reported include Doris Humphrey at 68, a leading modern dance choreographer, and Rabbi Moses Shatzkes at 77, renowned worldwide. Capt Waller N L Davis, 86, famed marine salvage expert, dies after a short illness. Funeral services held for Thomas F. Ford, 85, Democratic congressman. Edit Lake, 70, mother of actor Arthur Lake, dies of heart ailment. Senator Estes Kefauver urges labor restraint on wage demands to curb inflation.
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Santa Monica, Calif
UPU
Edit Lake
Arthur Dagwood Lake
Waterbury Area Reports November Unemployment Benefits
Unemployment benefits paid in the Waterbury area totaled 483 490 during November with 14 200 benefit checks mailed. In the final week there were 3 915 claimants, down from 4 876 last month and 3 007 a year ago. Women claimants accounted for 40 percent. the last week saw 60 continued claims per 1 000 workers covered versus 5.7 statewide. In 1957 about 57 100 workers were covered by the Connecticut law in the Waterbury area, with monthly wages averaging 24 207 600. The Waterbury area includes Waterbury and neighboring towns.
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Waterbury
Watterbury
Connecticut
Government spends more on towels than Crarge era budget
The federal government now buys paper towels at a higher total than the entire budget during Crarge Washington's administration, highlighting shifting procurement priorities and rising supply costs.
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Crarge Washington's
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