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Senate Committee Opens Hearings on Social Security Changes.— The Senate Finance Committee opened hearings on the House-passed measure increasing Social Security benefits. The Administration urged the committee to approve the controversial King-Anderson bill either as a substitute for the House measure which did not deal with medical or hospital-care costs, or in addition to it. The Finance Committee, headed by Sen Harry F. Byrd (D, Va), slated hearings of about a week on both the Administration's plan and the Housepassed legislation, which included a provision placing self-employed physicians under Social Security. The American Medical Association was scheduled to present its views on Thursday, August 13. The Administration's testimony before the Finance panel presumably foreshadowed a future attempt on the floor of the Senate to change the House-passed bill. Hill-Burton Extension to White House.— The Senate passed by voice vote and sent to the White House a five-year extension of the
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Aug 17, 1964
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