Community notes from Whitewright and surrounding towns
Local social visits span Paris Sherman Dallas and Fort Worth with many relatives and friends gathering Sunday. News includes bridge results, travel updates, school district payments, and bank building work resuming after rain delays.
Social Security adds eligibility for older workers
District Manager Gus Jones in Sherman says the 1965 amendments let some 72 year olds qualify for monthly benefits with far less than the former 144 months of work. The rule varies by birthdate with minimums of nine, twelve, or fifteen months and a base monthly payment of 35 dollars.
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Social Security Administration
Gus Jones
Social Security
Sherman
Jones
Boy mimicking cat shot dead in backyard
In Austin an 18 year old, Tom Marino, was killed by a single bullet while hiding and mewing like a cat in the yard of 23 year old Jesse Abalos. Abalos was detained without charge as detectives say he fired believing the target was a cat.
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Austin
Tom Marino
Jesse Abalos
Abalos
Viet Nam Faces Physician Shortage Amid Low Life Expectancy
In South Viet Nam a population of about 16 million is served by only 200 physicians. Life expectancy stands at roughly 35 years, indicating severe gaps in medical access and health outcomes.
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South Viet Nam
Legal Notice No 70943 in Grayson County Texas
The State of Texas issues citation to Mary Bell Wesson to answer the First Amended petition by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from November 1 1965 in District Court Grayson County Sherman. Plaintiff George Ladd Jr seeks title and possession of Lot 40 Birges Fairview Addition Sherman.
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State OF Texas
Mary Bell Wesson
A. D
15Th District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
George Ladd, JR
Henry Walker
Nogales Street
del Paso
California
Margaret Walker
Phillip Walker
Galva Drive
Dallas
Robert Brown
G Wesson
South Ardmore
Los Angeles
State of California
Harrison Hill
Birges Fairview
Marines get steel inner soles to stop camouflaged traps
More than three years after Kennedy ordered a defense plan, Marines faced hidden jungle traps with sharpened stakes. The Defense Department moves to fit boots with steel inner soles to prevent injuries from camouflaged holes and trap doors in Vietnam paths.
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Kennedy
Defense Department
Vietnam
U. S
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