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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1965

Page

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How To Apply For Medical Benefits

Special writer John Troan NER outlines Social Security retirement survivor and disability benefits. Apply at a Social Security office or post office, bring documents proving age identity and income, and provide marriage birth death records. The piece covers retirement eligibility at 62, survivor benefits for spouses and children, and required proofs like birth certificates and Social Security cards.

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Important documents for Social Security purposes checklist

A compact list of required records including Social Security cards or records, marriage certificate, W-2 or self employed tax return, birth certificates for children, adoption order, death certificate, funeral bill receipt, divorce papers, and a maintained medical treatment list for disability. It stresses keeping doctors hospitals clinics and institutions documentation.

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Ellington Honored by New York City at City Hall

Duke Ellington was formally honored by New York City on Monday as about 2,900 people gathered on City Hall steps. Acting Mayor Serovage presented a bronze plaque and praised the 66 year old bandleader amid remarks recalling his long career since 1928 and his influence on American music.

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June Allyson Granted $3000 Monthly Allowance

Actress June Allyson, 39, was granted a $3,000 monthly allowance for one year from the estate of her late husband actor-producer Nick Powell. The allowance was approved Monday.

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Patterson backs Negro business in New York

John T. Patterson, 37, backed the Interracial Council for Opportunity in New York City. He helped organize the first Negro owned and operated brokerage firm on Watt Street in 1959, signaling support for minority business growth.

New York Negro John T) Patterson Interracial Council Patterson Watt Street

Pearl Bailey Resting At Home In California

Pearl Bailey, 47, is resting at home in San Fernando Valley California for eight weeks after discharge from a hospital for a heart ailment. She will be under observation during the rest period. Bailey collapsed Thursday night while performing in a club in California.

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ILBJs Words Recorded In New Publication

Washington CAPA reports a new weekly compilation of presidential documents to be freely distributed to Congress and executive and judicial officials. The issue includes the president's Viet Nam press conference transcript, reflections on women in postal service employment, Goldberg’s swearing in remarks, and the annual report to the Board of Visitors of the US Naval Academy.

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Deaths Mrs Nancy Johnson of Harpers Ferry

Mrs Nancy Johnson 1 died Sunday at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg. Funeral 3 pm Wednesday at Eackles Pioneer Chapel Here Rev Joseph E Washington to officiate. Burial Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visitation 7 to 9 pm at funeral home. She was daughter of late Joan Alexander Arter and Eliza Ann Baccus Arter widow of Rev James Robert Johnson. She leaves a son in Ardmore PA a sister Violet Arter of Harpers Ferry three brothers Perry Ernest Arter and Oscar and one granddaughter.

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Johnson shifts foreign policy pace amid Vietnam era

James Marlow analyzesLBJ's swift foreign policy moves as he faces Vietnam and crises in the Caribbean and abroad. He contrasts Johnson's energy with Kennedy's and notes decisions on bombing North Vietnam and Dominican intervention may define his early presidency.

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Uniform State Voter Listing Is Recommended

A Legislative Council committee favors a uniform statewide voter registration system allowing monthly in county registration. A three man subcommittee will study merit system coverage for election board staff. The revisions come as prayers and religious references appear in meeting notes.

Annapolis Legislative Council Election Board Jesus Christ Stuart LeHoy Anderson Berkeley Calif Pacific School of Religion

Local Deaths Reported From Hagerstown and Hancock Areas

Mrs Holly Grobb of Hagerstown mourns Meg Grobb her sister with services in Harrisburg. Rita Evelyn Valentine 44 of Timberland dies at Berkeley Springs with daughter Maxine Fletcher and four grandchildren surviving. Funeral set for Thursday at Assembly of God Hancock with burial at Woodrow Cemetery. viewing limited to graveside home areas Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

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Foreign Aid Bill Stalled in Congress

Washington AP report says President worried about stalemate over a 3.294 billion foreign aid authorization. House and Senate differ. conferees cannot agree. House backs 3.36 billion for one year, Senate approves 3.36 billion for two years.

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June Passengers Reach New High at Friendship Airport

Baltimore June air traffic rose 22.1 percent above the previous year to a record 953 passengers, with 166,538 travelers using Friendship International Airport in June, 138,275 more than last year. Charles P. Crane, airport board chairman, announced the figures.

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India Gets Aid For Survey Of Transportation

The World Bank joins the Indian government to finance a survey of transportation in eastern India. The partnership aims to assess systems, needs, and improvements for regional mobility and infrastructure. Officials from both sides emphasize collaboration and data driven planning.

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