UNIFIED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE-1960
PROBLEMS OF HUNGRY CHILDREN-1960
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH,
EDUCATION, WELFARE, AND SAFETY
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
UNITED STATES SENATE
EIGHTY-SIXTH CONGRESS
A BILL TO PROVIDE FOR MORE EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA; TO MAKE CERTAIN RELATIVES RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPORT OF NEEDY PERSONS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
PROBLEMS OF HUNGRY CHILDREN IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Printed for the use of the Committee on the District of Columbia
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
SUBCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC HEALTH, EDUCATION, WELFARE, AND SAFETY
WAYNE MORSE, Oregon, Chairman
WINSTON L. PROUTY, Vermont
UNIFIED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
Statement of— Mrs. Jack Gottsegen, District of Columbia section, National Council of Jewish Women_..
Hon. David B. Karrick, member, Board of Commissioners, District of
Columbia.
Mr. N. Eugene Otto, Chairman, Welfare Committee, District of Co-
lumbia Health and Welfare Council__-
Mr. Gerard Shea, Director, Department of Public Welfare; accom-
panied by Bernard W. Sholz, Superintendent of Public Assistance,
and Donald Gray, Department of Public Welfare_
Mr. C. Belden White II, Assistant Corporation Counsel, District of
Columbia.
Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, Hon. Robert E.
McLaughlin, dated July 7, 1959, addressed to Hon. Richard M.
Nixon, transmittal and report on draft bill............
Hon. Joseph Campbell, Comptroller General of the United States,
dated August 12, 1959, to Hon. Alan Bible, re comment upon sec-
tion 21 of S. 2363_.
Nancy B. Cummings, M.D., dated February 19, 1960, to Mr. Chester
H. Smith, chief clerk, Senate Committee on the District of Colum-
bia, re health services for public assistance recipients...
Hon. Arthur S. Flemming, Secretary, United States Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare, dated February 26, 1960, to Hon.
Alan Bible, re report upon S. 2363_-
Miss Marie D. Lane, Washington representative, American Public
Welfare Association, dated February 17, 1960, to Hon. Wayne
Morse, re Federal legislation objectives 1960, American Public
Welfare Association_
Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress, Mr. I. M. Labo-
vitz, senior specialist in social welfare, dated February 15, 1960, to
Hon. Wayne Morse, re minor corrections in S. 2363-
Hon. Robert E. McLaughlin, dated December 3, 1959, to Mr. Chester
H. Smith, chief clerk of the Senate Committee on the District of
Columbia re Comptroller General's letter of August 12, 1959, on
section 21 of S. 2363._.
Hon. Wayne Morse, dated October 5, 1959, to Hon. L. Quincy Mum-
ford, Librarian of Congress, re request for analysis of S. 2363 by
senior specialist
Hon. Wayne Morse, dated October 7, 1959, to Mr. Gerard Shea,
Director of Public Welfare, re data requested concerning application
processing_
Hon. Wayne Morse, dated October 5, 1959, to Mr. Gerard Shea,
Director, Department of Public Welfare, re request for data con-
cerning administrative costs on residence requirements, OASI
payments in OAA budgets and budget standards
Review of S. 2363, entitled "Public Assistance in the District of
Columbia," by Mr. I. M. Labovitz, senior specialist in social wel-
fare, Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress, dated
February 12, 1960, addressed to Hon. Wayne Morse_-
Detailed statements on-
Letters and memoranda-Continued
Mr. Gerard Shea, dated February 26, 1960, to Hon. Wayne Morse, re comments of Department of Public Welfare upon testimony of Dis- trict of Columbia Health and Welfare Council and 26 recommenda- tions in "What Price Dependency" report--
Mr. Gerard Shea, dated February 26, 1960, to Hon. Wayne Morse, re
comments upon Dr. Nancy B. Cummings' letter of February 19,
1960_.
Mr. Gerard Shea, dated December 14, 1959, to Hon. Wayne Morse, re
data requested upon S. 2363...
Appendix A The value, if any, of the residency requirement for
public assistance...
Appendix B-The administrative cost of ascertaining residence-
total figure and per application.
Appendix C-Number of cases in each category rejected within a
6-month period.
Appendix D-Estimate of number of cases rejected under resi- dency requirement who reapply and are approved..
Appendix E-Source of subsistence during waiting period.
Appendix F-Additional cost if residence requirements were to be
eliminated..
Appendix G-Number of OAA budgets including OASI pay-
Appendix J-Housing budget standard.
Appendix L-Flow chart of application processing-
Minutes of the Child Care Committee of the Public Welfare Advisory Council, January 21, 1960, re foster homes...
Placement needs as of January 1, 1960 (table).
Senate Report No. 1078, 85th Congress, 1st session, upon S. 1849, 85th Congress__
Text of S. 2363, 86th Congress, 1st session_
Hon. David B. Karrick, member, Foard of Commissioners, District of Columbia, accompanied by Mr. Schuyler Lowe, Director, Depart- ment of General Administration...
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