Social Security Q&A on retirement and survivors rights
Ray Beary answers reader questions on back pay, retirement eligibility, and survivor benefits. Topics include redepositing withheld funds after government work, effects of a spouse's income on Social Security, widow benefits and lump sum burial payments, name-change issues on cards, burial expenses for a 69 year old, and grandchild eligibility for benefits. A reader can order Ray Henry's updated handbook for more details.
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Ray Beary
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Parsons
Kan
M. H
Grand Forks
R. R
Mason City, Iowa
C. D
Cape Girardeau, Mo
W. P
San Bernardino
Calif
Ray Henry
Two Unusual Ways To Make Six
Harrison Smith of Wilkes-Barre Pa sends a brief note about a six club hand and a surprising discard. The runner hints at two unusual plays that achieve six, contrasting with standard ruffing strategies and inviting readers to consider creative bridge decisions.
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Harrison Smith
Wilkes-Barre
Unusual plays in a mighty fine slam in bridge
The narrator discusses two unconventional approaches to a contract in bridge. Both aim to reach or secure a grand slam, one via ruffing the opening diamond and the other by manipulating trumps, regardless of defensive threats. Either method could succeed, and South should persist to maximize the slam despite sacrificing an overtrick opportunity.
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Spening
South
West
Ike Accuses Cuban Rule
President Eisenhower condemns the Cuban government under Fidel Castro for betraying freedoms and equal rights. In a long letter to Chilean students, he urged respect for U.S. policies while denying interference in Cuba. Ambassador Howe will deliver the document to Chilean leaders.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U. S
Santiago
Walter Howe
Federation of Chilean Students
State Department
Army Artillery Aims Into Space
Army announces removal of its last anti aircraft guns from U S air defense by June 3 percent to be replaced by missiles marking a decade of military change From catapult to nuclear tipped missiles artillery aims for greater destruction across distances The piece also lists notable births and birthdays including Ward Bond James Fulbright Abraham Ribicoff and Eadweard Muybridge with brief biographical notes
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Army
U.S
Per
Sutton
Mass
Ohio
Fisher Ames
House of Representatives
Dedham
Ames
Jefferson
Hamilton
Edward James Muggeridge
Eadweard Muybridge
Kingston On Thames
England
Ward Band
Denver
Coro
James W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Sumner
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
New Britain
Conn
Interest Deferment For Bonds Expands Tax Reporting
A Treasury provision allows deferment of reporting accrued interest for income tax purposes on E and H Bond exchanges and extends to J and unmatured F Bonds. The rule enables deferral for 20 years or until maturity or disposition, easing investor tax timing. Wide Awake class meets at Calvary Methodist Church with 115 members, devotions by Mrs. Eiker, and prizes awarded. Crushed death near Baltimore involves Gerald Sindler, 27, under a truck winch while attempting to salvage an auto part. investigation notes possible misstep in exchange of Series E for Series H Bonds and tax implications.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Jean Eiker
Helen Norris
Hilda Kinsey
Lucille Tucker
Gladys Hull
Kitty Kefauver
Myrtle, Edwards
Ruth Eyler
Annebelle Lawson
Baltimore
Gerald
Treasury Department
Alan Sindler
Exchange of Parts Company
Sindier
Sindler
Notable history events listed for this date
U S Today in History notes: La Salle reaches the Mississippi. Lee surrenders at Appomattox. Civil Rights Act passage and later Supreme Court ruling. Canadian troops win at Vimy Ridge. Bataan surrender. Khrushchev criticisms of Eisenhower. Notable anniversary: Rufus Putnam, Revolutionary War officer.
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Rene Robert Cavelier
Sieur de la Salle
Mississippi River
Tlinois River
France
Louisiana
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Supreme Court
Vimy Ridge
Lens
Arras
Bataan
Khruschev
Eisenhower
Berl
Jodar
Rufus Putnam
DMV Seeks Maryland Uninsured Motorists
The Department of Motor Vehicles began checking records of drivers who claimed insurance on 1960 61 tags. About half of uninsured motorists may have erred or lied. Those who lied risk license revocation and criminal proceedings. Letters demand insurance details. ignored letters go to DMV investigation. Since prior warning, about 750 uninsured motorists have paid the $8 fee. The fund supports uninsured vehicle claims and totaled 238 672 dollars on March 31.
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Baltimore
Department of Motor Vehicles
Maryland
John R. Jewell
DMV
Jewell
Jewel
Former Adventist Church Official Dies in Washington
TAKOMA PARK Md AP William H Jones longtime Potomac Conference secretary treasurer dies after long illness in Washington Sanitarium and Hospital He was born in Pittsburgh and began his career with the Seventh Day Adventists in the Potomac Conference headquarters in Staunton Virginia.
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Adventists
Takoma Park, Md
Wiliam H. Jones
Potomac Conference
Seventh-Day Adventists
Washington Sanitarium and Hospital
Staunton
Pittsburgh
Jones
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