John Wayne backs Agnew with Americans for Agnew bid
John Wayne writes a letter urging Middle American supporters to back Spiro Agnew. He promotes the vice president as influential while funds and ballots push for Agnew’s comeback against opposition. The effort targets a Republican Convention response and campaign materials.
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CEF
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
John Wayne
Silent Majority
Americans For
Wayne
Gallup
Billy Graham
Lee Edwards
Agnew Committee
Edwards
Nixon
Happy Homemaking Tips From Barbara Baker
Barbara Baker offers simple household hacks for drying blankets on a clothesline with cardboard tubes to prevent linemark. She recommends pinning gloves after washing to keep shape and drying indoors on a closet door with hooks and a belt to secure the ironing board in place.
Landowners May Help Increase Quail Population
Landowners can aid bobwhite quail by improving habitat through year round food and protective cover. The Soil Conservation Service promotes a Bobwhite Quail and Cover Planting guide adapting to local conditions, recommending shrub and tree plantings with surrounding annual strips to boost survival and reproduction.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Rives Couple Embarks for European Tour from Dallas
Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Rives depart Tuesday by air from Dallas to Frankfurt Germany. They will visit their son Lt. and Mrs. Larry H. Rives at Zweibrücken where he serves with U S Army forces. They plan to tour Scandinavia and parts of Germany while abroad.
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C. T. Rives
Dallas
Frankfurt
Germany
Larry H. Rives
Zweibrucken
U. S. Army
Lawtons Visit Claremore Parents Before Returning Home
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawton and their son John traveled from Woodridge Virginia to Claremore Oklahoma to visit his wife's parents Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Rives for a week before continuing home.
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Bill Lawton
John
Claremore
Okla
Woodridge
C. T. Rives
Planting guide aids brush control in rangeland areas
The guide outlines using wasteland and field patches for food and cover plantings to support brush control on rangeland. It serves individuals planning or operating brush control programs and can be applied to border or wooded zones and cultivated fields.
Social Security workers should update earnings estimates
Under 72 months workers receiving Social Security must report earnings changes promptly. J M Talbot urges updating when work begins or earnings change, using the postcard form or visiting a Social Security office to report. If earnings drop below estimates, reporting may permit additional benefits.
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J. M. Talbot
Talbot
Social security payment rules outlined in Winters notice
Talbot explains how year earnings affect social security checks. If earnings stay under 1680 dollars payments remain unaffected. Earnings above 1680 reduce benefits at set rates up to 2880 dollars and beyond. A beneficiary can still receive monthly payments if monthly earnings stay under 140 dollars or no substantial self employment.
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Talbot
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