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Whitewright Sun

Location

Whitewright, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1966

Page

3

Social Security notes on disability rule changes in 1965

Gus Jones district manager explains new disability criteria under the social security law. A disability must last at least 12 months or be expected to, with eligibility still requiring no substantial work, five of ten years in covered employment, medical reports, and a six month waiting period. Nat Houston, Sherman district rep, visits Bonham Wednesdays and Fridays, advising locals to consult if their previous claims were denied for nonpermanent disability.

Gus Jones Jones Nat Houston Sherman Social Security District Bonham Fannin County Electric

Frances Wood and Arvil Wilson Announce Engagement

Frances Lucille Wood and Arvil Odell Wilson announce their engagement and planned August 18 1966 wedding at the Trenton Assembly of God Church at 8 p m Miss Wood the daughter of Mrs Sylvia Wood Whitewright and Mr Wilson the son of Mr and Mrs A E Wilson Trenton are both graduates Whitewright High School 1964 and Trenton High School 1959 Relatives and friends are invited to attend the ceremony.

Frances Lucille Wood Arvil Odell Wilson Miss Wood Sylvia Wood Whitewright Mr. Wilson A. E. Wilson Trenton

Agri Department reports cut in spending

The Agriculture Department says it saves about 3.2 million dollars yearly by abolishing 388 jobs and cutting travel. It also boosts CCC inventories, trims loans and deferments, and lowers 1967 budget expenditures by 989 million below the 1966 estimate. Some savings come from delaying construction.

Washington Department of Agriculture White House Commodity Credit Corporation Budget Bureau Johnson Department

There Is No Right Strike Against Public Safety

A columnist critiques lenient White House response to the transit strike while condemning inflationary settlement patterns in steel and aluminum. Cites Coolidge's Boston police strike stance, urging bold action to end coercive wage demands by essential workers and warning against drift toward authoritarian rule.

White House Transit Workers of New York Calvin Coolidge United States Boston Coolidge State Guard Lindsay

Divorce Petition Served In Grayson County Court

A citation commands Paul Gordon Hales to answer Monette Hales in Grayson County Texas District Court. The case No 71775, filed April 5 1966, seeks divorce on grounds of inhumane treatment. Return if not served within six days of issuance.

State OF Texas Paul Gordon Hales Greeing A. D Fifteenth District Court Grayson County Court House Sherman Texas Monette Hales FE. R. Brodhead Whitewright Sun

It's the Law in Texas Income Tax Tattletales

The piece explains tax tip rewards in the U S income tax system. Informers can receive up to 10 percent of recovered funds, with IRS discretion shaping each payout. It notes public opinion on tattling and cites a court ruling on informer compensation.

IRS

Oil Growth Rate Beats Texas in 1966 Outlook

Louisiana overtakes California as a top oil producer in early 1966 gains with 11.7 percent higher output for January–April vs year earlier. Through April Louisiana produced 216 million barrels, near twice California’s 110 million, while Texas rose 6.4 percent to 353 million.

Austin Louisiana California Texas Bureau of Business Research University of Texas-sponsored Research Organization

Poetic justice in informer rewards and tax woes

A public service feature notes informers may be taxed on rewards and not obliged to accept any fair sum. The IRS holds the final word, and some informers have been fined for not paying tax on their award. Tom Sawyer might call this poetic justice.

IRS Tom Sawyer American Bar Association State Bar of Texas Will Bernard

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Social Security Office Frances L. Wood Bob Meisenbach Ed Price BOB . Meisenbach Agri. Department Northeast Texas Telephone Company Charles Wilkes Joseph Conrad U.S Howard E. Kershner L.H.D Bob Dunlap Highway 69 Insurance & Real Estate Uncle Sam Republic Congress Sid Tom Polly Internal Revenue Service Spanish Sahara Dawson Propane Whitewright Mullican Little Funeral Home U. S. Highway 82 Bells and Savoy Tex Membr Federal Deoeit Insurance Coy
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