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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1963
Page
10
This column advises disabled individuals to check status with the Butte Social Security office at 300 Medical Arts Building. It explains eligibility needs, whether a doctor’s statement is required, and the types of medical evidence used to support claims such as severe heart lung or vascular diseases.
Final plans for the county hospital phases one through three have been sent to San Francisco for approval by the federal Hill Burton funds agency. After approval James Kirkema Missoula architect will prepare material lists specifications and bid sheets for contractors ahead of construction contracts letting. Bids are to be advertised in July with awards anticipated in August.
Tea acreage in Port Louis Mauritius is rising sharply as the colony increases its tea production. The island exports more than 2,000,000 pounds of tea annually and plans call for a roughly 530 percent expansion of cultivated area.
A reader asks about dependent benefits for a disabled worker’s wife and child and whether disability benefits are the same as retirement benefits. The response explains eligibility for dependents, calculation as if the claimant reached 65 in the disability year, and that benefits can continue for up to 12 months after returning to work with the possibility of a stoppage later.
Rev. and Mrs. Glen Truscott will represent Deer Lodge at the Montana conference of Methodist churches in Bozeman June 25 to 30. Bishop Glen R. Phillips opens the gathering with a memorial service at First Methodist Church June 25. Rev. Andrew C. Caton, retired, will deliver the sermon.
Britain announces a 3.36 million loan to Nigeria to buy steel rails and railway accessories from British firms. The aid funds Nigerian railways and is administered by the Nigerian treasury.
Mrs W B Kantner author of Lifes Rainbow honored at the 35th Grand Assembly in Kalispell. Rainbow girls among 950 representatives from Rainbow Eastern Star and other Masonic groups included Ann Smith Sue Smith Milton Martz Gloria Landon Marsha Anderson and Mildred Nelson. It notes monarch butterflies weighing about one ounce per hundred.
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