Amendment to Social Security Earns More Work Room
The piece argues Sen. John J. Williams of Delaware should scrap the outside earnings limit for social security pensioners and instead allow full work participation beyond age 72. It notes raising the cap to 1800 annually helps, but removal would better reflect current living costs and older workers’ skills for economic and social benefit.
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John J. Williams
Delaware
Sen. Williams
Rumor Triggers Stock Drop After Johnson Health Report
Unfounded rumors circulating at market open claim President Johnson is ill. The Dow Jones average falls 9.21 points and investor confidence sags before White House health confirms Johnson is in good health. Exchange probes possible member firm involvement.
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White House
Wall Street
G I Water Savers Drive NYC Conservation Rules
A severe water shortage in New York City prompts strict measures. Restaurants cannot serve water unless requested. Air conditioning water cooling is restricted or shut off if not recycling. Other curbs inconvenience residents and trigger protests. Army sites comply with reduced water use though no military protests occur. Official car washing ceases. The G I Party barracks scrubdown is reduced.
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New York City
G.I. Party
Sky pilot chaplain guides Seabees in Viet Nam
Lt. George M. Sheldon of Olympia Washington serves as chaplain for Mobile Construction Battalion 10 in Chu Lai South Viet Nam. A former naval combat flyer with 71 Korea missions and five Air Medals he leads six weekly services and counsels Marines and Seabees amid war conditions. He resigned in 1959 to study at Berkeley and returned to the Navy. He emphasizes the value of mail from home and the intangible rewards of ministry over flying thrills.
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South Viet Nam
George M. Sheldon
Olympia
Wash
Korea
Philippine Sea
Navy
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Seabees
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Sheldon
Episcopal Church
Christ
Divinity School of the Pacific
Berkeley
Calif
Oxnard
Taneytown Pool A Success To The Editor
Letters praise the Taneytown Jaycees and Jaycettes for support of the Taneytown Swimming Pool project and the Frederick Post’s extensive coverage. Readers commend coverage across Frederick and Carroll counties and urge continued local focus to benefit Taneytown citizens.
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Taneytown Jaycees
The
Jaycettes
Swimming Pool
POST
Taneytown
Frederick
Carroll County
Fifty Years Ago News From The Frederick Files June 3 1915
The Frederick police may get an automobile officer to handle speeding and traffic violations. State Department warns Americans against traveling to foreign lands without passports, passport rules expanded outside Canada. County weddings surge in June, the busiest month in a decade. Prohibition enforcement lowers arrests in 35 West Virginia towns and cities by more than half.
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Frederick
State Department
Canada
Frederick County
West Virginia
Twenty Years Ago items from The News-Peer Filep
June 30 1945 reports no fire for Independence Day as a general holiday. Gov Lausche orders immediate induction of striking Goodyear Akron workers. B 29 campaign targets oil plants in Japan extended to eighth inch target with nearly 50 Superforts bombing Kudumatsu refining plant. Bird menace abating on Rockwell Terrace after police shooting tapered off Friday night.
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio Selective Service
Goodyear
Akron
Japan
Kudumatsu
Rockwell Terrace
Supreme Court powers and the danger of a super legislature
Washington correspondent cautions about the high court's expanding role in striking down laws and interpreting constitutional limits. He cites Justices Douglas Harlan Goldberg Black and others in highlighting concerns over self restraint and the potential erosion of state sovereignty amid civil rights rulings.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
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Supreme Court
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