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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1965
Page
8
Readers did not wait for the ink to dry on President Johnsons signature on the 1965 Social Security bill. The piece notes urgency and public interest as the act becomes law.
A column answers common Medicare questions about who qualifies for aid and coverage. It notes no bank or income limit for most, with few exceptions for aliens under five years in the U S and certain Federal civil service retirees before February 16, 1965. It emphasizes broad eligibility for hospitalization insurance and voluntary supplementary medical plans.
Readers ask about raises and eligibility under the new Medicare law. Retroactive benefits are explained for retirees and survivors, with details on amounts for a sample couple and a widow’s son. Medicare covers 65 plus. spouses under 65 and children are not covered.
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland has a soccer team playing in England with Gov. Tawes as honorary president. He confirmed receiving a letter from the Pinkwell Youth Club in Hays Middlesex asking to use Maryland as its team name and requesting him to serve as president. Tawes agreed and wished them a successful season but said he could not attend their games.
The governor said he has never played soccer but has seen games at the University of Maryland and enjoyed them. A late model sedan owned by Thomas C Carbaugh, 37, of 103 South Market St sustained light damage in the incident. Set. J. Frank Main and Officer R. E. Lewis investigated.
Frederick man Cecil W. Morgan aged 41 of 124 East Seventh Street was charged by City Police with failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision after a three car pile up on West South Street. His car struck the rear of Harold F. Routzahn, 16, of Route 2 Middletown, pushing Routzahn’s auto into another vehicle.
The Howard County Health Department will host three rabies vaccination clinics Sunday from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at West Friendship, Savage, and Ellicott City Fire Departments. A $1 fee will be charged per dog vaccinated.
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