Dormant Senate Ethics Panel Reopens With Two Cases
Washington reports the Ethics Committee, long quiet after the Dodd censure, has been reconstituted and will probe Sen. Herman Talmadge and Sen. Edward Brooke. Talmadge faces gifts and reporting issues tied to campaign expenditures while Brooke questions a misstatement about a loan in his divorce case. The panel, chaired by Sen. Adlai Stevenson, will review both matters and may determine whether charges are warranted.
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This excerpt presents a cryptogram style puzzle with a long list of clues and a known quotation by Heywood Broun. It references a cryptogram key using a substitution where letters replace others and includes a sample long quote and yesterday's solution.
He Won’t Collect His Own Money
Abigail Van Buren answers a letter from a wife about her husband who has been eligible for Social Security for two years but refuses to collect it while he can work. The columnist explains Social Security is earned retirement income funded by workers since the 1930s, clarifying the entitlement and urging acknowledgment of benefits.
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Dear Abby Reader Questions on money and manners
The column includes a note on Social Security clawback for high earners, a plea about an elderly man neglected in a hotel, dating guidance for a 15 year old, a neighbor upset by a foreign sounding phone voice, and Abby’s standard response. Abigail Van Buren offers advice and promotes her booklet with a request for payment.
Like Old Times Sarah Wilkinson First NHS Grad Norwalk
Norwalk High School’s first graduate, Sarah Wilkinson Dunbar, earned her diploma on May 27, 1861, hailed as the first pupil to complete the school’s entire course. A member of the Wilkinsons, she married Oliver P. Dunbar, taught elocution, and supported suffrage. Her family shaped Norwalk society for generations, with descendants continuing ties to California and the Norwalk area. The elder Wilkinson died in Los Angeles in 1913. a grave marker at Woodlawn Cemetery notes her historic achievement.
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