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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1961
Page
6
The Kennedy administration plans a major welfare overhaul to curb costs and promote self sufficiency. Proposals include broader local discretion, rehabilitation programs, and reforms to ADC funding and eligibility to reduce abuse and encourage work.
Indiana plans an optional household goods assessment system contingent on the 1961 law. Owners would categorize items into quality levels and assign values per room, with the owner completing forms. The plan seeks to ease duties if the Supreme Court upholds the law and to replace cash welfare with voucher support in ADC cases.
The 1962 economic plan includes an 88.4 billion ruble peacetime budget with a 16.7 percent military share and a 1.76 billion ruble boost for civilian goods. It notes cortisone like treatments for skin diseases and reports on production increases, while Khrushchev promises peace and creative labor in Moscow.
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