TOUH-MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thunday, Jan. 31. IMS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY Are
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than six months) and extended
disability (six months and over)
Insurance against costs
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BEFORE CONGRESS
possible utilization of state
ministration.
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Eleven specific recommenda
tlons for the expansion of the
old-age and survivors Insurance
' program have been made to con
' gress In the tenth annual report
; of the Social Security board,
Howard J. Nelson, manager of
the Klamath Falls office of the
' board, reported today.
Heading the list is a recom-
: mendation that coverage of the
program be expanded to Include
; "all gainful workers, Including
' agricultural and domestic em
ployees, public employees and
: employees of nonprofit organiza
tions, ajnd self-employed persons,
'.including farmers."
I Mr. Nelson said that "the
social and economic welfare of
I the area served by his office of
"the board will be strengthened
whenever action is taken to ex
tend the benefits of the system to
the millions not covered now.
Credit For Vets Urged
"And, I am glad to say, the
; board has recommended Inci
dentally, for the fifth consecu
tive year that credit be given
..to servicemen for their period of
.. service In the armed forces."'
Recommendations of Immedi
ate importance to persons al
ready covered by the act Include
one for an Increase In benefit
amounts, particularly for low
paid workers, and one for an In
crease from $3,000 to $8,000 a
year In the amount of earnings
subject to contribution and
counted In compulation of bene
fits, Nelson pointed out.
"At present levels, monthly
benefit payments amounting to
approximately $26,339.53 went
to. 1418 men, women and chil
dren In this area last year," Nel
son said.
Three recommendations by
the Social Security board are for
changes In provisions of the act
that experience has shown cause
hardship to beneficiaries and po
tential recipients, Nelson said.
They are for a reduction of
the qualifying age for all women
beneficiaries to 60 years, from
the present 65; deletion of the
requirement of school attend
. a nee as a condition of receipt
of benefits by children aged 16
nd IT, and Increase In the
mount of earnings permitted a
beneficiary without suspension
of benefits.
Would Ease Penalty
Benefit payments now are
suspended for ' any month In
which the person on whose
wages the benefits are based
earns more than $14.09 In cov
ered employment, and a sum
equal to a month's benefit Is as
sessed as a penalty for knowing
ly failing to report any such
earnings.
Two additional Insurance pro
visions have been urged by the
board Nelson said, to Improve
the health of the nation and to
compensate the worker for
wages lost during periods of sick
ness or other disability. These
provisions are:
Cash benefits' to Insured
workers and their dependents
Nuernberg, Jan. 31 (U.R)
The war crimes tribunal today
rejected a request by Rudolf
Hess for permission to act as his
own defense counsel.
The court appointed Dr. Otto
Stahmer of Kiel, who also rep
resents Reichsmarshal Hermann
Goering. to defend Hess. The
former Nazi denuty fuehrer had
nsked to be allowed to defend
himself after his attorney was
forced to withdraw because of
a broken ankle.
The Hess ruling was handed
down after French prosecutor
Charles du Bost had resumed
his case aealnst the Nazis. He
charged that slave laborers
from concentration camps were
forced to live and work in un
derground V-l and V-2 factories
In order to guard the' secrecy
of the flying bombs.
PITCHER INJURED
New York, Jan. 31 (U.R)
Freddie Fitzsimmons, former
Malor league pitching star who
rnalirnnrl In mlH-spasnn last Vear
as manager of the Philadelphia
Phillip wns Iniured seriously
today In an automobile accident.
Under New
Management!
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