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Soc. Secnr. Mails
Information Leaflets
The first mailing of informational leaflets explaining supplementary medical insurance for the aged is now being made to people who will be 65 or over before January 1, 1966, and who receive monthly social security or railroad retirement bene fits, Mrs. Hazel F. Daly, social security district manager in Winchester, reported today.
An enrollment card is includ ed with the leaflet so peo pie can tell the Social Security Administration whether or not they wish to enroll in the voluntary medical insurance plan. Instructions for completing the card are in the leaflet. An addressed envelope requiring no postage is enclosed for the convenience of beneficiaries in promptly replying. Not all beneficiaries will receive their enrollment cards and leaflets at the same time. Mrs. Daly advised people not to be concerned if they do not receive their leaflets and enrollment cards immediately. It will take several weeks to mail the leaflets and cards to the more than 15 million social security bene ficiaries 65 and over. Everyone will receive information in time to make his decision about enrollment in the medical insurance plan before the end of the initial enrollment period, March 31, 1966. The leaflet contains complete information about the benefits offered by the supple mentary medical insurance plan. Anyone having a question about medical insurance after reading the leaflet should gen in touch with Winchester social security district office, located 133 W. Boscawen Street, Mrs. Daly said. The telephone number is 667-1511.
Five-Year Auto Tags
Instead of issuing new auto license tags every year, Tenne ssee is going to put them out on a five-year basis, effective next year. There should be a substantial savings to taxpayers, pro vided state officials don’t think up some way to spend the difference. And don’t bet they won’t.
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