Social Security Cooperation In Administering Huge Program
Claire W. Schuneman outlines the Social Security Administration role in managing the vast program in 1962. She emphasizes earned income taxes, employee and employer contributions, self-employed rates, and the need for cooperation from employers, employees, and the self-employed to maintain accurate records and timely benefits. The article urges periodic checks of records, notes filing deadlines, and stresses shared responsibility for correct crediting of earnings and prompt payments.
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Claire W. Schuneman
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Sprayed Fields Require Posting in Lincoln Neb
Lincoln fields sprayed with parathion or methyl parathion must be posted by commercial operators. Signs on fences or poles should be red and visible from the road, naming the material and application time. Entry should be prohibited for five days after parathion use and three days after methyl parathion.
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Lincoln
Bob Roselle
University of Nebraska Extension
Nebraska Hospitals See Shorter Patient Stays Than Nation
Nebraska hospital utilization shows higher admissions but shorter average stays. In a study of 56 million insured, Nebraska logged 1,087 inpatient days per 1,000 insured versus a national 1,103, with admissions at 172 per 1,000 insured. Committees formed by state medical groups study proposals to optimize use of hospital care and services.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Joint Committee On
J. Jay Keegan
United States
New York
Washington
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Montana
Kansas
Town
Missouri
Colorado
Nebraska State Medical Association
Nebraska Hospital Association
Nebraska Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Clarkson
St. Joseph
Nebraska Methodium
Bryan
Lincoln General
St. Elizabeth
Lincoln
Dodge County Hospital
Fremont
Mennonite Hospital
Beatrice
Madsen Captures 1962 Louise Suggs Handicap Golf title
Phyllis Madsen a 16 year old Sid ney Country Club golfer won the 1962 Louise Suggs handicap tournament Wednesday afternoon over 30 women in a field of 30. The event sponsored by Fines Ready-To-Wear was organized by Mrs. D. J. Olinger and Mrs. Warren Mettlen with prize awards to low and high scorers. Guests included Miss Arlina Harte and Miss Laurie Sanders of San Francisco and Mrs. Les Fowler of Boulder. The Ladies Golf Association plans next week’s Invitational Tournament with tee-off at 7 30 a.m. and a split nine for 18 and 9 hole players.
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Phyllis Madsen
Louise Suggs
Leonard Fine
Fine
Miss Madsen
D. J. Olinger
Warren Mettlen
Sidney Country Club
Fines Ready
Claude Campbell
James Thayer
Hillard Lockett
Campbell
Frank Mattoon
H.C.Q. Nelson
Ross Barker
Arlina Harte
Laurie Sanders
San Francisco
Calif
Les Fowler
Boulder
Colo
Ladies Golf Association
Grain Price Support Rates Set for Nebraska Counties
Nebraska ASCS reports 1962 grain price supports by county with wheat at 1.90 to 2.10 per bushel and sorghum, barley, oats, and rye also listed. Western counties generally lower, eastern higher due to freight costs. loans and purchase agreements run through Jan 31, 1963.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Platte
Colfax
Sioux
Banner
Kimball
Scotts Bluff
Dawes
Cheyenne
Morrill
Sheridan
Box Butte
Red Willow
WNUCC backs area population plan for reapportionment
Western Nebraska United Chambers of Commerce endorsed a constitutional amendment to weight both population and area in Legislature reapportionment. The vote urged polling the Nebraska League of Municipalities to gauge views on a population-only federal suit. if opposed, the League should drop the suit. The group also opposed federal income tax cuts without spending cuts and called for active support of the population area measure in November. Attendees included John Tohn Elwett and Senator Fleming.
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Sidney
League
Lee
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Ogallala
WNUCC
WNICC
George Gerdes
League of Municipalities
Omaha
Lincoln
Fremont
Grand Island
Gerdes
M.r Steen
Scout
John Tohn Elwett
Fleming
Wayne Moran
Ken McMillen
Beef Growers Group Planned in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska will soon have its first Beef Cattle Improvement Association. Beef producers from across the state are invited to attend the organizational meeting Sept 17 at the 4 H Camp at Hasley State Park. The committee has drafted by laws and outlined goals to advance practical scientifically proven beef cattle information, encourage herd improvement programs, recognize superior stock, and assist in evaluating records of herd improvement programs. Committee members include Richard Dunn Thedford Tilbert Wright Mullen Elmer Vogel Stuart Bernie Wischmeier Wilcox Forrest Lee Brownlee Wayne Miller Ringgold Don Harford Haigler Ervin Schleicher Mullen Glen Railsback Humboldt Don Cox Mullen Kermit Paxton Stapleton Frank J Messersmith Alliance Chet Paxton Thedford John Cooksley Howard Kennedy of Broken Bow and Leo Lucas of the University.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Hasley State Park
Richard Dunn
Thedford
Tilbert Wright
Mullen
Elmer Vogel
Stuart
Bernie Wischmeier
Wilcox
Forrest Lee
Brownlee
Wayne Miller
Ringgold
Don Harford
Haigler
Ervin Schleicher
Glen Railsback
Humboldt
Don Cox
Kermit. Paxton
Stapleton
Frank J. Messersmith
Alliance
Chet Paxton
John Cooksley
Howard Kennedy
Broken Bow
Leo Lucas
The
University
Telegraph Want Ads Offer To Sell Or Trade
A brief notice invites readers to use the Telegraph want ads to list items for sale or trade. It emphasizes contacting the newspaper for classified listings and does not provide specific items or prices. The snippet functions as an advertisement encouragement rather than a news item.
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Telegraph
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