Addressing the recession and social security changes in a 1950s campaign
The column debates the recession and its impact on workers, noting stock gains while production falls and layoffs rise. It argues for real economic measures, then details upcoming social security increases starting January 1959, higher monthly payments, raised earning bases, higher payroll taxes, and expanded eligibility including Foster and adopted children.
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Korea
Adopted Child Now Free From Former Waiting Year
A new provision ends the mandatory waiting year for adoption. The change accelerates the process, allowing families to finalize sooner and start to complete legal steps without the extended delay previously required.
Buyer Purchases Over 45 Million in Local Goods Each Year
The buyer describes annual spending exceeding 45 million dollars on supplies and services from local businesses. It covers furniture typewriters office supplies vehicles tires gasoline oil food printing steel aluminum concrete and many other items.
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