Social Security retirement boosts after returning to work
Ray Henry explains how working after retirement can raise Social Security payments by increasing the average monthly earnings used to compute benefits. The gain depends on work duration and earnings, with rules allowing up to five years of low or no earnings to be dropped from the calculation and disability periods potentially excluded.
Money Means Little To Elvis figured
A New York feature explains Social Security rules for Elvis Presley style earnings after 1950. It notes total work more than a year and a half and earnings over 1200 dollars in a year can trigger a refiguring without reducing current benefits. Presley, 21, comments on earning while loving the entertainment trade. It also mentions a Times Square event and a Salk vaccine moment as context. The piece ends noting Switzerland’s multilingual citizens.
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Faces Grave Decisions In Midst Of His Campaign
James Marlow analyzes Eisenhower and Dulles facing pivotal Eastern Europe and Middle East crises timing during their campaign. U.S. arms policy toward Israel and France’s role risks shaping the Jewish vote, while Soviet influence stirs Eastern Europe and Hungary. A possible shift toward reduced Russian grip could emerge if satellites gain room to choose.
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One Killed Four Wounded In Tinley Park Shooting
Police say a 40 year old man invaded an Tinley Park home and shot his estranged wife Shirley 86 her father Hilding Anderson 64 her mother in law Florence Anderson 60 and a roomer Fred Erickson 64 plus Judy Roe 16 with minor injuries. The motive cited as a family dispute. No charges filed yet against Woodrow Blaylock 40. His 2 year old son Robert M unharmed.
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Eisenhower faces Russian dilemma in Eastern Europe crisis
The piece argues Eisenhower and Dulles can exploit the Soviet bind over Hungary and Eastern Europe. It notes Moscow’s image as benevolent to undeveloped nations is exposed by using troops against Hungary, risking loss of credibility. A careful move could seize a rare strategic opening.
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Try This Sometime Slice The White Of A Hard Cooked Egg
Slice the white of a hard cooked egg fine and add it to potato salad. Press the yolk through a fine sieve onto the top of the salad for a golden garnish. Creamed ham and chicken served over split squares of cornbread. Stretch the sauce with hard cooked egg or mushrooms.
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