The Social Security Amendments of 1958, approved this day, contain a general provision permitting surviving dependent parents of insured workers to receive monthly benefits even when the decedent was also survived by a spouse or child eligible for such benefits.
Memorandum of Disapproval of Bill for the Relief of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hadnot.
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You are representing America, and you are not doing it in the style that is described in very exaggerated fashion in 'The Ugly American.'
The day that we don't have to work, that's the day you will have to call the United States second rate.
No petty differences of any kind can ever tear apart these two great countries.
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