Union balks at Chrysler proposal
Highland Park Michigan AP United Auto Workers leaders balk at Chrysler limits for a three year contract as talks near expiry with 70 000 workers involved Bieber calls the proposal inadequate and warns of possible strike benefits readiness.
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Highland Park
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Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Owen Bieber
Bieber
Chrysler
Detroit Free Press
Thomas Miner
Evolution of Social Security and Medicare Programs
The text outlines the expansion of Social Security from initial coverage limited to workers in commerce and industry to include self-employed farmers agricultural workers and many professionals by the 1950s. It notes added disability benefits in 1956 and 1958 and lowered retirement ages for women in 1958 and men in 1961. It then describes 1965 when Medicare and Medicaid were created as part of President Roosevelt era programs, acknowledging ongoing doubts about long term viability.
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Roosevelt
Cigarette law viewed as uneven by large buyers, say retailers
At the Food Merchants Association meeting in the Catskills, retailers described ignoring or obeying the cigarette pricing statute. Attorneys noted noncompliance widespread, with no summonses yet issued, while prosecutors may pursue cases to show the law’s impact on small shops.
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Food Merchants Association
Catskills
O'Reilly
State Department of Taxation and Finance
Doolittle
Carlos
Bose Bu
New York
Granberti
GA. Roysum
Bias
Cin. Stak
Boston
Fredonia
Romaine
Niagare
Thompson
Busetts
Bose
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N.Y
Escarole
Endive
Jonia
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Ni Sk. VA
Ek. CO. Eoncord
Vaio Trebo
Grape Luce CA
Grace Alicante
Savoy
Liege
Ruit
Parana
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Grean WA
Caulflower
Grean NY
Gabanella Deteloust
Fancy Valencia
Seegeneee Phovaz
Bigin
Sack
Cotn
Busha
Cortland
Bannetts Bo
TOS Tay Pac
Bunemut
Spagheni
Oskr
Friatge
Social Security’s Value Amid Private Investment Schemes
The piece argues to preserve Social Security as a base for individual building, noting 1984 benefits totalled 180 billion for 36 million Americans and 186 billion in payroll contributions from 120 million workers and employers. Without these payments, 15 million more would live below poverty. It also credits benefits with stabilizing the economy and boosting private pensions and life insurance policies. On its 50th anniversary, a salute.
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