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YOUR

CONGRESSMAN

REPORTS

By Rep. Burr P. Harrison

A majority of 7th Congressional District voters replying to my recent questionaire favored liberalization pf the social security system :

“Do you favor extending social security, of an equivalent plan, to professional groups notnow covered?”

Of those answering, 52 per cent said "Yes”; 30 per cent said “No” and 18 were undecided.

“Do you favor making women eligible for old-age insurance benefits under social security at 62, instead of 65, and disabled persons at 50, with an increase of one-half, per cent in your social security tax?”

Of those replying, 63 per cent said “Yes”; 25 per cent said “No” and 12 per cent were undecided.

These questions represent changes in the law which passed the House last year and now are pending in the Senate.

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