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\u003Cbr>No.91-700   |\n| --- |\n| SOCIAL SECURITY AMENDMENTS OF 1969  \u003Cbr>REPORT  \u003Cbr>OF THE  \u003Cbr>COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS  \u003Cbr>HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES  \u003Cbr>TO ACCOMPANY  \u003Cbr>H.R.15095  \u003Cbr>C h  \u003Cbr>(7-1  \u003Cbr>i50  ecurity B  \u003Cbr>Baltim ure,MD 21  \u003Cbr>DECEMBER 5.1969.—Committed to the Committee of the Whole House  \u003Cbr>on the State of the Union and ordered to be printed  \u003Cbr>———  \u003Cbr>U.S.GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF'IICE  \u003Cbr>WASHINGTON:1969  \u003Cbr>37--0060   |\n\n入  \nCOMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS  \nWILBUR D.MILLS,Arkansas,Chairman  \nJOHN W.BYRNES,WisconsinJAMES B.UTT,CaliforniaJACKSON E.BETTS,Ohio  \nIIALE BOGGS,LouisianaJOHN C.WATTS,KentuckyAL ULLMAN,Oregon  \nHERMAN T.SCHNEEBELI,PennsylvaniaHAROLD R.COLLIER,IllinoisJOEL T.BROYHILL,Virginia  \nJAMES A.BURKE,MassachuscttsMARTHA W.GRIFFITHS,MichiganDAN ROSTENKOWSKI,IllinoisPHIL M.LANDRUM,GeorgiaCHA RLES A.VANIK,OhioRICHARD H.FULTON,TennesseeJACOB H.GILBERT,New YorkOMAR BURLESON,TexasJAMES C.CORMAN,CaliforniaWILLIAM J.GREEN,PennsylvaniaSAM M.GIBBONS,Florida  \nBARBER B.CONABLE,JR.,New YorkGEORGE BUSH,Texas  \nROGERS C.B.MORTON,MarylandCHARLES E.CHAMBERLAIN,Michigan  \nJOHN M.MARTIN,Jr.,Chief Counsel  \nJ.P.BAKER,A8sistant Chief CounselRICHARD C.WILBUR,Minority Counsel  \n(II)  \n1969-1970  \nDECEMBER 5,1969.—Committed to the Committee of the Whole House on theState of the Union and ordered to be printed  \nMr.MILLs,from the Committee on Ways and Means,submitted the following  \n# REPORT\n\n[To accompany H.R.15095]  \nThe Committee on Ways and Means,to whom was referred the bill(H.R.15095)to increase benefits under the old-age,survivors,and dis-ability insurance program,having considered the same,report favor-ably thereon without amendment and recommend that the bill dopass.  \n# I.PURPOSE OF THE BILL\n\nThe purpose of H.R.15095 is to provide an across-the-board in-crease in social security benefits of 15 percent for the 25 million elderlypeople,disabled people and their dependents,and widows and orphanswho now get monthly social security benefits.In addition,the increasewould apply to those people who will come on the benefit rolls in thefuture.  \n# II.DISCUSSION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE BILL\n\nOn October 15,the Committee on Ways and Means held extensivepublic hearings on all aspects of the Social Security Act,including theold-age,survivors,and disability insurance program,the public as-sistance programs,and the medicare and medicaid programs.As theevidence presented at these hearings unfolded,it became obvious thatthere was a pressing and urgent need for an across-the-board increase inthe social security payments of people now on the benefit rolls.Theinformation supplied to your committee indicated that the need wassuch that the increase should be provided as quickly as possible.More-over,a recent revision in the long-range cost estimates of the systemshowed for the old-age,survivors,and disability programs an actuarialsurplus of 1.16 percent of taxable payroll—an amount sufficientto meet  \n2  \nthe cost of a 15-percent benefit increase.Therefore,your committeeunanimously recommends that social security benefits be increased by15 percent,effective with the benefits payable for January 1970.Thebenefit increase will be reflected in the checks issued on April 13,1970,as is further explained below.  \nYour committee is convinced of the necessity to consider withoutunnecessary delay the many issues affecting the various programs 111-der the Social Security Act which may call for legislative modifica-tion.and it.intends to continue consideration of these issues as its frstorder of business when the Congress reconveles next year.At thattime,your committee will continue its consideration of the President'ssocial security and welfare recommendations along with other pro-posals relating to public assistance and social security,inchuding theoperation of the medicare and medicaid 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