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THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C.
Thursclay, November 28. 1968
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Thomson & McKinnon detects
"straws in the wind” which indi
cate that Ibc ta.\ .surcharge at
last is startin'; . to “grab" the
economy and limit inllatiun.
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In its Mid.Montli UeView pul>-
lishod today, the film reiterates
its view that fao surcharge* and
■>u:!;iet cuts "will increasingly re
strain the economy”. It points to
sloA'ing price index tnmds, slight
ly easing auto s.ile.s and a recent
dre)p in retail sales as anti-in
flationary signs which have ap-|
peared. i
Kxlra-large* tax payments duc‘
early next year and an increase 1
in Social Security taxes on Jan.;
1 will provide further restrain-i
ing impetus, T&M further notes.j
Changes in consumer and bus!*'
ness sp<'n:Iing patterns historical
ly have tended to lag behind
changes in after-tax incomes,
|T&M points out. I
Tfio firm “maintains a con-'
structlve attitude on the stocki
market”. Factors behind this op-j
timism include: the traditional!
year-end institutional demand for
.stocks, favorable investor reac
tion to the Nixon victory, a sharp
rcHiont improvement in the trade
balance, and the possibility of^
easing or (dimlnating the sur-j
charge in mid-1969.
Legionnaires Top Member Goal
Information rei*oivod luiro from
Department Headciuartcis of Tlie
American Legion in Raleigh indi
cates that Kings Mountain Post
155 has conducted a highly suc
cessful memb<‘rship drive.
Should the inflation and trade-!
balance pictures continue to im-'
prove, T&M believes “the Fed-1
eral Reserve Board will oncour-|
age lower interest rates - a his-'
torically favorable factor forj
stock prices.” i
Carl V. Wiesoner, Com
mander of the Post, has received
a letter from Department Adju
tant J. Carroll Wilson ropo' ting
that Post 155 has exceeded its
Legion Membership Incentiv^e
Goal for 1969. The L<‘gion Adju
t a n t exipress(*d congratulations
and thanks to the Post leaders
and membership workers for.
their effort. I
A statement ot high praise for:
the loral Post was issued by C.i
Marcello Williams of Faith. N.
C., Department Commander of
Hio American U'gion.
Commander WilKoms said
“Tile mcmU*rslup of every Le-
rionnaiio makes it possible foi
Tlio American I-.egion to mainfaii
serv;ce for the sick and disabled
j ‘n hospitals. Memberships make
possible all the Legion programs,
Baseball, Boys' State, Hoy Scout
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Troops, Oratoilca) ('ontests, Com j
munity .Servin', and all the oth !
ers. I am proud to congratulate'
post l.*)5 upon tins notable a-
?hievemt*nl.”
Post Command<*r VViesent'r ex-
tdained tliat "GyThe Goklen
Year” the theme of this year’s
‘ drive was to remind all Amer
ica of the 50 year.s’ .ser\ice The
American la'gion has rendered
lour country' and accept the dial
i lenge of “Forgitig the Future” of
I America by her war veterans
whose service makes tliem eligi
ble to become Legionnaires.
"We are accepting dues pay
ments now from l.cgionnaires
and elf ;ible veterans whose mem-
ber^lTip is essential if the local
organization is to <*()ntinue its
service programs”, Commander
Wie.-icner stated. Also, ht' report
ed that the post is planning to
expand itj local programs ami
activities, depending on the final
res-lts of the 1969 membership
drive.
months of VA assistance under
the War Orphan.s Kdueatlonal As
sistance Act, you will be entitled
to 12 more months of VA educa
tional benefits.
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Q—l was recently di'-diarged
from (h(* Army after only ID
months of service. 1 have heard '
that 1 may still be eligible lor :
up to four years ol college edu
cation assistance from the V\‘t-
erans Administration. Is this true? j
i it so, I will enroll in college.
. A~As of Dc'c. 1. 1968. unrh'r a
new law recently signed by I’resi-
; dent .Johnson, a veteran such as
you with at least 18 months of
) service after Jan. 31, 1955. who
1 has satisfied his military obliga
' lion, will be entitled to 36 months
‘ (four academic years) of eduta-
: tional assistance from the VA.
‘ For full time institutional
I training you will receive $130 a
month as a single veteran —
more if you liave dependents.
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will soon be discharged after two
years of active duty. Am I entitled
to any additional educational as
sistance from the VA as the re
sult of my T»wn military .service?
A—You will be after Dec. 1,
• 1968. Under a new law recenljy
.signed by the President, veterans
.such as you who have a^^eady
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titled to an aggregate T)f IS
months of educational assistance
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most of us who like
FOOTBALL, but can t make
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Your unseen “travel agent”
to all the televised games this
season, as in the past, will be
your phone company. TV sig
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as well as all TV network
shows, travel from stadium to
you over the nationwide tele
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can help bring you your favor
ite sports and programs.
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ber of your family may we suggest —
The Individual Gift.
An additional line to call their own,
Or
An extension to decorate their own room.
Many colors and models to chooso from.
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THE YOUNCi DKIDE was
making plans, a few days in
: advance, for her first Thanks-4j
f giving dinner. She wanted to
serve several of her own tra
ditional favorites, but she re
alized she didn’t know how
to prepare them. So she made
a quick Long Distance phone
call—to her mother. She got
her recipes, and all the news
from home at the same time.
(And she saved time and
money, too, by dialing her]
call direct instead of calling
person-to-person.)
Your telephone is Rke t
It can help you answer lots of question^p-^d enjoy
self, too* OT OT
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