Broad Social Security Benefits Explained for 1957 Start
The 1957 kickoff expands coverage to about three million armed forces members and 200,000 self employed professionals. Benefits include disability payments to ages 50 65 and to eligible children, with tax increases to fund the new program. Workers' social security tax rises to 2.25 percent, self employed to 3.375 percent. Disabled applicants urged to inquire before June 30 1957 to avoid loss of rights.
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Uniformed Services
Walter
Mother's solution to teens home by curfew on Saturday
A mother outlines a simple plan to keep her teenage children out late on Saturday. The last teen home must prepare Sunday breakfast for the whole family, reinforcing shared responsibility and a family routine.
Soldier joins Operation Market II with 101st Airborne
Specialist Curliss of Fort Campbell joins the 6th Fleet amphibious detachment for five months and trains with the 187th Airborne Infantry Combat Group in Operation Market II at Fort Bragg. The 22 year old, son of Mrs Jane Brannon, Williamsburg, entered the Army in July 1953 after Williamsburg High School.
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187Th Airborne Infantry Combat Group
101St Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
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Curliss
Fort Campbell
506Th Airborne Infantry
Army
Fort Jackson
S. C
Jane Brannon
Williamsburg
Williamsburg High School
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Cincinnati Social Security Office
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Batavia, Ohio
Hendrixson Insurance
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Carew Tower
AUTO
LIFE
Cincinnati Life Underwriters Association
A. E. Hendrixson
Felicity
James W. Sneed
USN
William S. Sneed
Rt. 2
New Richmond
Norfolk
Fremont
6Th Fleet
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Clifford C. Curliss
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Coluabus, Ohio
the Courier Page
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