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Postwar Social Security Taxes Stir Debate In Congress
March 25 report discusses plans to raise social security taxes to six percent, funding higher old age benefits and medical coverage. Arthur Vandenberg opposes the six percent level, while proponents warn the fund must grow as wartime workers retire, with wage projections and market impacts shaping the policy debate.
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Congress
Bill
Beveridge
Arthur Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Robert Wagner
Social Security Board
Altmeyer
Senate
Ers
National
Physicians Committee For Extension of Medical Service
Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Wagner
Committee of Physicians For the Improvement of Medical Care, Inc
New Haven
Conn
Federal Treasury
England
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