Eisenhower Signs 10 Percent Railroad Retirement Increase
President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting monthly railroad retirement benefits by 10 percent for about 470 408 recipients retroactive to July 1. The change, funded by the system’s reserve, raises average benefits from 104 40 to 114 70 while not increasing employer or employee contributions. The expansion is expected to cost up to 100 million dollars annually and may prompt next year’s payroll tax adjustments.
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Pike Fishing In Carroll Creek Yields Big Pike
Anglers in Carroll Creek near Culler Lake reported landing large pike this week. One fish measured 24 inches and weighed about three pounds, while another 23 inch pike was caught by Now Harvey along West Patrick Street.
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Suez Crisis Seen As Minor Upset By Wilson
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Wilson discounts major impact from the Suez Canal crisis saying it is a minor upset and urges peaceful settlement. He cites possible conference at London and warns against fueling a broader East West confrontation while stressing a local solution.
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