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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
17
A column explains why Social Security taxes apply to most workers, even those already drawing benefits. It analyzes Mr. M’s case with a $55 a month at age 62, showing how employer parts and other taxes sustain the system, and outlines wife and widow benefits for Mrs. G and Mrs. L. S.
A widow must be 62 to collect Social Security benefits unless she has children under 18. The benefit is 82 percent of the husband’s amount, not 50 percent. Separation does not change eligibility. divorce makes a wife ineligible, while the child can still qualify on the father's earnings.
The piece presents a daily vocabulary lesson by W L Gordon focusing on a misused phrase and a guide to pronunciation. It explains saturated with water, stresses on fascism pronunciation, and distinguishes intimidate from hint, plus offers related synonyms and a note on peri phrasis as a roundabout form of speech.
In Baltimore Maryland Senior Citizens Inc the new owner of the Southern Hotel says the 47 year old hostelry will be converted into an old folks home. The plan outlines renovations to accommodate residents and support services.
Hyman Tatelbaum the lawyer for the deal says the organization paid 2,475,000 dollars for the 14 story building. The hotel will be closed immediately and remodeled to provide medical education and recreational facilities for middle aged and elderly persons.
A sprawling daily line up lists movies like The Iron Major The Big Flying Leathernecks and Sea Wife alongside pro football games Buckaroo era shows from Gunsmoke and Ringing in the holidays. Public affairs programs and sports digests are interwoven with kid cartoons and variety acts for a full day of broadcasting.
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