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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1965
Page
3
Congress expands widow benefits allowing eligible widows to draw Social Security as early as age 60 with reduced checks before 62. The article details eligibility rules for widows and their children, survivor benefits for dependent parents, and caps on family benefits, noting future increases in 1967.
Article explains insured status under Social Security and how payments to dependents work. It notes 82 percent of the wife's primary benefit to a dependent widow or widower, a lump sum death benefit equal to three times the worker’s monthly benefit up to 255 dollars, paid to the widow if cohabiting at death or burial costs are covered, otherwise to the funeral. It also asks who is taxed on Social Security benefits.
A new eight page book compiles all valuable information from the series along with extra charts for permanent reference. To order send name and address with $1 to Medicare c/o The Frederick News-Post P O Box 489 Dept 211 Radio City Station New York 10019. Copies available at Court Street Frederick business office.
Public notices list marriage licenses for Alfred Prudhomme Jr. and B Karen Pearson, Carroll Crabbs and Donna Eyler, Paul Harter and Barbara Parry. Property deeds show transfers among Grove, Staley, Blickenstaff, Ropp, Hoffman, Woods, Smith, Robinson, Delmas, Bohn, Lutman, Roundsley, Shilling, Ayres, Eckert, Gilbert, Covey, Alexander, Miller, Arnold, Moore, Diehl, Gearhart, Gelwick, and others. Family court actions include suit for support by Ruth Shade vs Dennis Shade, Shank vs Shank for support, and Bowie vs Bowie for absolute divorce.
A small girl entered a Kentucky drug store and told the clerk mama wants a bag of asafoetida. The clerk billed Mrs Leitbelter 11 cents after the child claimed her mother said to charge it. The girl’s spelling failed the gumming gum item.
This breed’s horses mature by age two, standing 26 to 30 inches tall and weighing up to 120 pounds. They are not dwarfs or ponies and possess all the appearance, gaits, and manners of real horses.
Marine Corps Lance Corporal Richard L Bayles, son of Mr and Mrs Russell L Bales of East Fifth Street, serves with Marine Barracks at U S Naval Station Rota Spain. The base supports the Mediterranean area and Sixth Fleet, and provides for the base, parades, civic functions, and honor guards for visiting dignitaries.
A compact word study fragment discusses politic as sagacious in policy and a shrewd tone. It mentions cornmeal in griddle cakes and notes Mrs Belva Ann Lockwood as the first woman lawyer admitted to practice before the U S Supreme Court.
A meditation on death and faith. The author notes that death touches every person and asks why a good God allows this. He cites Milton to claim death opens eternity and urges belief in a heavenly world nearer than we suppose to ease suffering.
W L Gordon presents guidance on proper usage including avoiding the phrase all around athlete and correct pronunciation of words like disseur and psychic. The piece stresses proper splitting of second syllables and avoids common spelling errors.
Veteran TV writer reports on fresh starlet names Linda Evans Linda Foster Linda Kase Lynn Borden Lynn Loring Lisa Loring Lori Saunders Lynnette Winter Cynthia Lynn Lana Wood and male stars Tim Considine Tim O Connor Tim Conway Gary Conway Gary Collins Gary Lockwood Gary Vinson Gary Crosby Bull Cosby Richard Crenna Dorothy Malone clarifying there is no relation to similarly named peers The National Academy Emmys overhaul limits nominations by category and withholds voting results NBC will televise the proceedings live CBS News avoids participation and some top nominees are dropped leaving a muted start to the season
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