Special benefits for women under Social Security rules
A guide explains how working women earn Social Security protection for themselves and dependents, with details on retirement, disability, survivors, and Medicare. It notes credits, early retirement reductions, widow benefits, and remarriage effects, urging inquiries at the local Social Security office.
Spain moves toward democracy after Franco with reforms in sight
Spain's post Franco government under Premier Carlos Arias Navarro moves toward democracy. Interior Minister Fraga Iribarne signals broader political participation and gradual changes. Parliament receives a draft for electing local officials as a first step toward a representative Cortes while street protests grow and calls for wider amnesty rise.
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Franco
Carlos’ Arias Navarro
Manuel Fraga Iribarne
Juan Carlos
Fraga
Cortes
Council of Political Forces of
Catalonia
Investigation promised after fatal Portugal riot near prison
In Oporto the civil governor pledged an official inquiry into New Year’s Day violence outside Customs Prison where three people died and six were wounded. The crowd sought prisoner releases as guards fired at demonstrators amid rioting linked to an aborted November putsch led by leftist officers.
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Caxias
Blind teacher breaks barrier in Indiana education fight
Linda Garshwiller, 23, a legally blind student teacher in Fort Wayne, describes how she disciplined two fighting students and pursued a preschool to high school teaching career. She filed suit against Marion School System alleging blindness discrimination while working as a secretary and electronics tester.
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Rescue crews comb desert for Beirut bound airlifter crash victims
Arab rescuers resumed search in the northeastern Saudi desert for the Lebanon flag carrier MEA Boeing 707 crash that killed all 82 aboard. By nightfall 73 bodies were recovered, with the wreckage scattered over a two mile area near Thaf Qaisouma.
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Desert
Beirut
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Kamal Sinno
Middle East Airlines
Thaf Qaisouma
Persian Gulf
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Dahran
MEA
Sinno
Dubai
Muscat
Hopi enrollment chief tackles tribal identity lapses
Karl Johnson, newly appointed Hopi tribal enrollment officer, faces widespread roll errors dating to 1936. He aims to build a computer ready list for Hopis and the Bureau of Indian Affairs, addressing mixed marriages, matrilineal descent, clan formation, and potential removals from the roll. An estimated 6,000 Hopis on the reservation and 1,900 elsewhere complicate background checks and eligibility.
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Karl Johnson
Arizona
Johnson
FBI
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Shing
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Cain
Canada
McGovern to Visit Asia on Three-Week Tour
Senator George McGovern plans a three week trip through Pakistan India Bangladesh and North Vietnam. The trip aims to discuss international relations and aid with officials in each country. In Hanoi he will review relations with the Vietnamese government and regional politics.
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George McGovern
Asia
Pakistan
India
Bangladesh
North Vietnam
McGovern
Senate
Hanoi
Southeast Asia
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