Disability Freeze Increases Social Security Benefits
Charlie L. Taggart of Ottawa Kansas receives a disability freeze boost of $12.60 per month, raising his check to $72.70. The change, effective since July 1955, can apply to other workers meeting age 64, disability duration, and work credits, with local SSA offices in Ottawa and Kansas City providing guidance.
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Charlie L. Taggart
Cypress
Ottawa
Kansas
Charles 8. Garrison
Kansas City
Social Security Administration
Charlie
Garrison
Taggart
Albauilly
Armstrong Avenue
Cheyenne
Decatur
Norton
Republican
Nortonland Republic
Edwards
Ford
Grant
Awnee
Graham
Gove
Logan
Wallace
Sheridan
Thomas
Rawlins
Nevada Radiation Reaches Cattle Grazing In Britain
The National Academy of Sciences says incidental radioactive releases are limited but calls for cautious safeguards. It notes English cows could be exposed through grass and highlights ongoing need for scientists and meteorologists to address disposal and movement of radioactive waste.
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Nevada
Britain
Academy
Washington
Vada
National Academy of Sciences
Hear More Bids For Laboratory Site Seeks Location for 8 Million Animal Disease Lab
U S Department of Agriculture hearing continues into the weekend as more than 50 delegations seek to host an 8 million dollar national animal disease laboratory. The Kansas State College group was slated to present, outlining site needs near a major livestock center with rail and air access and a strong veterinary program. Delegates from Iowa Ohio Texas Wyoming Missouri North Carolina Illinois Montana and Pennsylvania appeared on opening day to argue their cases.
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ST. Louis i
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kas
Don Collins
Kit Carson
al J
Academy
Washington, D. C
Nuclear Academy
Collins
Iowa
Ohio
Texas
Wyoming
Missouri
North Carolina
Illinois
Montana
Pennsylvania
Subscriptions and Voter Registration Note
The Ottawa Herald lists new and renewal subscribers including Rt 1 Ottawa H T Albertson Overbrook Walter Lassen Pomona Raymond Bitts and N R Fleming Princeton Ralph R Smith Some 4 000 000 young Americans will vote for the President for the first time in the November 6 election Be sure to register or you cannot vote
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Ottawa Herald
Rt. 1
Ottawa
H. T. Albertson
Overbrook
Walter Lassen
Pomona
Raymond Bitts
N. R. Fleming
Princeton
Ralph R. Smith
Reds Seen Facing Question On Stalin Legacy Soon
Washington officials expect Moscow to publicly address why Stalin’s terror ended and why the regime did not stop or check it. Pravda’s article by Eugene Dennis is seen as potentially signaling that Soviet leadership plans to answer critics as Khrushchev pushes for more autonomy and self criticism within the Communist world.
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Washington
State Department
Joseph Stalin
Pravda
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
Jaycees Push for Open Rewards for U S Athletes
Kansas City report on Jaycees at the national convention urges the AAU to revise rules so athletes can be fairly rewarded. Resolution supports any organization that fits the spirit of this stance if AAU fails. Election of national officers underway with 3,046 votes and several candidates for president and vp posts.
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Kansas City
U. S
Jack P
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Barnes
Portsmouth
Robert
Hele
Cook
Springfield
Ill
Wen
Redell H. Ford
Owensboro
Michael F. Maloney
Fayetteville
Ark
Virginia State
Amateur Athletic Union
Jaycees
AAU
HeitmFeed
U. S S
Wheat Harvest Nearing End in Kansas Districts
GREAT BEND The Kansas wheat harvest is nearing completion with 95 percent of the crop cut across 40 western offices of the state harvest labor control agency. The update indicates harvest momentum remains strong as weather cooperates.
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Great Bend
Kansas
State Harvest Labor Control Office
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Hugh F. McKenna
Omaha
Concordia
Syracuse
Alexander Insurance Agency
ST. Boniface Church
Scipio Hall
Richmond
West Scipio School
Penney
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