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Income 1948 2.9 % , 1.1 MILLION FAMILIES OVER $ 10,000 $ 10,000 8 % 9,000 1.5 % 8,000 2.8 % 7,000 4.7 % 6,000 3.1 MILLION 8.1 % 5,000 5 MILLION FAMILIES 12.9 % 4,000 8 MILLION FAMILIES 20.7 % 3,000 7.9 MILLION FAMILIES 20.6 % 2,000 ...
Income 1948 2.9 % , 1.1 MILLION FAMILIES OVER $ 10,000 $ 10,000 8 % 9,000 1.5 % 8,000 2.8 % 7,000 4.7 % 6,000 3.1 MILLION 8.1 % 5,000 5 MILLION FAMILIES 12.9 % 4,000 8 MILLION FAMILIES 20.7 % 3,000 7.9 MILLION FAMILIES 20.6 % 2,000 ...
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The costs for the uninsured ( paid from general funds ) would be about $ 275 million per year for early years . Voluntary supplementary plan . -Costs of the voluntary supplementary plan would depend on how many of the aged enrolled .
The costs for the uninsured ( paid from general funds ) would be about $ 275 million per year for early years . Voluntary supplementary plan . -Costs of the voluntary supplementary plan would depend on how many of the aged enrolled .
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To launch this effort , I recommend a $ 58 million increase in appropriations for the maternal and child health care programs in fiscal 1969. $ 25 million of this increase will provide for the expansion of maternity and infant care ...
To launch this effort , I recommend a $ 58 million increase in appropriations for the maternal and child health care programs in fiscal 1969. $ 25 million of this increase will provide for the expansion of maternity and infant care ...
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Contents
INCOME SECURITY | 3 |
The Role of the States | 19 |
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION | 31 |
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