Railroad claims and Social Security numbers in Medicare card note
A fragment discusses railroad workers after December 1936 receiving Social Security numbers and mentions a Medicare card claim number issued by the Railroad Retirement Board. It also notes James Dillard and Tony Garcia, a Boy Scout troop committee member, with contact details for assistance and a local canvass service seeking Garcia at 124 W. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenson
Railroad ‘Retirement Board
James Dillard
Tony Garcia
W. Jones
Garcia
Fear Still Near Meredith marches 34 miles to Batesville
In Mississippi a teen marcher, Meredith, begins a 19 mile leg and travels through Courtland and Sardis toward Batesville on a “march against fear” to mark his 34th birthday. White spectators and a few confrontations mark the journey as he completes 34 miles to the Griffin area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Miss
UPI
Meredith
Hernando
Mississippi Farm
Bruce Mitchell
Courtland
Pope
Sev
Hernat F
University of Mississippi
Rain Hall
Cora Leel
Stewart
F Meredith
Griffin
Sardis
Winfred
Tohnny Parham
Joseph
Kosygin presses Vietnam and Middle East hardline at UN briefing
The Soviet premier demanded a halt to bombing and troop withdrawal as prerequisites to peace in Vietnam and called for Israel to pull back to prewar lines. He framed these conditions amid expectations of progress from the Geneva summit and public attitudes toward the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay
Zau
Surg
Kosygin
United Nations
New York
United States
Vietnam
Israel
Middle East
Johnson
Mids
Hansas
Soviet Union
Ohnson
Sion
Thien
Kauprasith Abhay
Saigon
Laos
Poland
North Vietnam
Zenon
Kilszko
Paltebura
Anilaircraft
Hay
Vietnam War Update Mixed With Summit Talks
Navy destroyers shelled cargo barges off Dong Hoi sinking seven by five inch gunfire while B52s hit enemy concentrations. Dak To area battles, paratrooper losses, and possible enemy attacks loom as Kosygin and Johnson push toward limited peace moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dong Hoi
Navy
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Dak
U.S
Hostak
Dak F
Japan Lawyers Get 1A Money
In Osaka the Japan Federation of Bar Associations said it received seven thousand seven hundred seventy seven dollars in aid from an American organization funded by the CIA. Chairman Twakichi Ajimarat of the Osaka Bar Association noted the funds, used to publish reports on bar association seminars, were being cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
UPI
Japan Federation of Bar Associations
ULS
Central Intelligence Agenc
CIA
Twakichi ‘Ajimarat
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bideouts
GUE
General's
General Tire Service
JOSKE
S.W
Jasko’s
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Philco
GLOBE
Globe Discount City
San Pedro
Inec
United
Atta
Ani
Cai
G. R. Marti
Mobile
Neuyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
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