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Title 19 of the U.S. Social Security Act, adopted in 1965. Provides means-tested medical care for the poor.

*"Statistical Requirements of the Social Security Board for Efficient Administration." ''Journal of the American Statistical ...J. Cohen]] and the American Council on Public Affairs. ''War and Post-War Social Security''. Washington, D.C.: American Council on Public Affairs, 1942.

Title 18 of the U.S. Social Security Act. Provides medical and hospital care for the elderly and disabled.

*''The Development of the Social Security Act''. Edited by [[Wilbur J. Cohen]] and Robert J. Lampman. Foreword by [ ...of the day-to-day operation of the committee and the formulation of the [[Social Security Act]]. It was written for the files of the [[Social Science Research Counc

*Wilbur J. Cohen. "The Development of the Social Security Act of 1935: Reflections Some Fifty Years Later." ''Minnesota Law Review''

A key figure in the design and implementation of the U. S. Social Security system for the first 40 years of the program.

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...ortant cases, the Supreme Court ruled in 1937 that taxes collected for the Social Security program were not illegal excise taxes.

* [[Social Security Act|Social Security Act (1935)]]

*"An Historical Account of Unemployment Insurance in the Social Security Act." ''Law and Contemporary Problems'' 3, no. 1, "Unemployment Compensati *"1944-1945 Programs for Postwar Social Security and Medical Care." ''The Review of Economics and Statistics'' 27, no. 4 (N

Schottland, Charles I., and Ewell T. Bartlett. Federal Social Security; a Guide to Law and Procedure (September 1959). Philadelphia,: Joint Commit Schottland, Charles I. The Social Security Program in the United States. New York,: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1963.

...est is unifying the retirement system by putting government imployees into social security.<ref>{{citation ===Social Security===

...gislation in the U.S. political system is the [[Social Security in the USA|Social Security Act]] of 1935, as amended. The current act includes legislation enacting [[ ...the elderly poor (Old Age Assistance or OAA). Although the umbrella term "Social Security" applied to all of the provisions of the full law, under the constitutional

{{r|Social Security in the USA}}

...yees; made up of the sum of personal income tax and employee plus employer social security contributions together with any payroll tax less cash transfers, expressed

...an expert on the topic, he was not consulted for the development of the [[Social Security Act of 1935]] and vocally opposed many of its provisions. ...on for Social Security]] in 1933) until his death. He was the editor of ''Social Security'', the official publication of the association.

...t Economic Committee]]; deputy whip; [[House Ways and Means Committee]]: [[Social Security Subcommittee]] and ranking Republican, [[Subcommitee on Trade]]; [[Republic

...; [[House Ways and Means Committee]]: subcommittees: Trade, Oversight and Social Security; Co-chair, [[Congressional Global Health Caucus]]; career law enforcement o

...Commons "the intellectual origin of the New Deal, of labor legislation, of social security, of the whole movement in this country towards a welfare state."<ref>Jess G