Box LG 27
Restricted
Contains 21 Results:
Social Security, 1954
Social Security, 1954
Social Security, 1955
January - June; copy of S. 693, a bill to establish the United States Commission on Aging and the Aged; raising minimum age for social security; inclusion of more groups under social security; correspondents include Oklahoma Education Association.
Social Security, 1955
July; disability benefits; several references to H.R. 7225, which among its benefits extended social security coverage to several professional groups and to disabled children; correspondence from many dentists; correspondents include Association of Oklahoma Mothers and Oklahoma Bar Association.
Social Security, 1955
August - December; correspondence especially concerning H.R. 7225; correspondence from members of several professional groups; correspondents include First Church of Christ, Scientist, Oklahoma Association of the Blind, American Veterinary Medical Association, Oklahoma Academy of General Practice, Oklahoma State Medical Association, Oklahoma State Dental Association, Oklahoma Optometric Association, Social Security Administration,; Oklahoma Bar Association.
Social Security, Age of Eligibility, 1955
Correspondence concerning lowering the age at which social security benefits can begin; typed memo on proposed Kerr amendment regarding women and widows; press release from John F. Kennedy.
Social Security, 1956
Social Security, 1956
Social Security, 1956
July - December; correspondence concerning amendments to H.R. 7225; correspondence concerning various types of coverage provided by H.R. 7225; copy of a report by Wilbur J. Cohen on social security amendments of 1956 which had been sent to Lloyd Rader of Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare; copy of letter from George Meany, president of AFL-CIO; correspondents include Charles E. Potter, Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare.
Social Security, Food Stamp Plan, 1956
January - February 15; materials concerning proposed Kerr amendment to H.R. 7225 to establish a surplus food certificate plan; legislative analysis memo from the National Farmers Union supporting government programs to improve diet and expand demand for farm products; statement by George McLain, chairman of the National Institute of Social Welfare, on surplus food; press release from Kerr; correspondents include Oklahoma Retail Grocers Association, Harry F. Byrd.