Security for You Pacis on Social Security rights and retirement
Purdue researchers challenge 65 retirement age noting 60 to 65 workers show reduced on production ability in a study of 132 employees across four Chicago plants. Wrigley Company expands gradual retirement to 68 with committee review and mandatory phased leave. Senate hearings led by Senator Kennedy on elder care, pensions, medical care, and compulsory retirement, plus a reader question about Social Security disability eligibility.
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Say Heart
Pew
Purdue University
Chicago
Wrigley Chowne Gum Co
Wrigles
Jon F Kennedy
Mass
Senate
Will Sart
Lessialian Yaen
Ray Henry
Titanic Sinking Haunts Last Survivor Mrs Harris
New York columnist Hal Boyle recalls Mrs Henry B Harris, survivor of the Titanic, who lost her husband and wealth, yet maintains indomitable spirit. She describes faith tested by disaster, lingering regrets, and her long career as America’s first woman theatrical producer.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Henry B. Harris
Harris
Hin Lankins
Herries
America
Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield pay outs top 29 million
Maryland Blue Cross and Blue Shield reported preliminary figures showing over 29 million dollars paid to about 789,000 subscribers last year. Hospital care benefits under Blue Cross rose to about 23.9 million for 1958, with Blue Shield contributing about 5.09 million in medical-surgical benefits, while subscriber numbers increased from 1957.
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Baltimore
Maryland Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bath
Maryland Blue Shield
Aigu
Etiicials
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragments
In this scattered page a Dorothy Dix advice column covers envy in the office, loneliness of a soldier’s wife, and relationship boundaries. Tiny edits advise self reflection, honesty, and graceful boundaries to avoid hurt. A hospital transport note and brief reader questions hint at ongoing society-life concerns.
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Worethy Dix
Dorothy DIX
Gene E. Roberts
West Parck Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
United Ambulance
Farmers and Mechanics Citizen National Bank
Man's Frozen Body Identified Near Martinsburg Home
Martinsburg West Virginia police identified the frozen body found last night as Earl William Hite, a former Baltimore resident who came to visit his father five miles west of the city. Trooper Stout said no foul play was evident and death was likely accidental, with Dr. C G Power to continue the investigation.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore
Here
E. E. Stout
Earl William Hite
Myrtle Mae Hite
Hite
Wee Cad
Stout
C. G. Power
Berkeley County
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Gene Rosa
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Woosrull, Brimnswick
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Fort Jackson
Sible
G. L
Bash
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Nwee
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Keeslee Air Force Base
Mixs
Jerry
Debbie
Dent
Bet! Sendiate, Inc
J. W
Dunn Shoes
North Market St
Frederick, Md
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Aly
Frederick Shopping Center
Kresge
Sporry
Exper
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Ender
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Toming Co
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