A Time To Live New aging policies loom in Washington
Millions of retired Americans pin hopes on steps from the second White House Conference on Aging in Washington to improve years ahead. Delegates will discuss Medicare, Medicaid, and bills likely to reach Congress after the 1972 conference. The event follows the 1961 gathering that birthed Medicare and Medicaid, with 200,000 surveyed older people and more than 30 percent indicating insufficient funds for daily living.
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Common law marriage and social security questions raise concerns
The letter discusses social security for common law spouses and death benefits, noting Oklahoma recognizes common law marriage and that benefits go to the spouse only if insured. It also mentions poverty among older citizens, with data on income, longevity, and delegates to a conference, plus a Long Beach bidding notice for photographic materials.
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