Observer Aims for Daily Edition After Major Press Upgrades
The Observer reports a transition period with dismantling and rebuilding of presses and staff training. A new offset press will publish three colors with a page insert and large capacity, enabling faster production. The paper invites public support to determine whether to shift to daily publication and asks readers to share their preferences.
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Nixon Gains Ground After Second Debate Round
The Nixon Kennedy duel in television debate shows improved Nixon appearance and renewed campaign confidence. Observers note image theory flaws and praise the second round lift, with both campaigns poised for the next phase.
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Fourth in a Series Parents Employed By Their Children
Howard H. Gift explains the 1961 change in Social Security law. About 1200 people in Warren and Chautauqua Counties may gain benefits as parents work for their grown children in a trade or business. If a bona fide employer employee relationship exists, such work can be credited toward Social Security. Home work for a child remains uncovered. Beginning January 1 1961, wages must be reported with social security numbers by April 30 1961.
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