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1ST SESSION H. R. 91ST CONGRESS active duty Affairs A BILL American Legion amount Arlington National Cemetery Battlefield Park benefits burial California Chairman Committee on Veterans Congressman cost coverage death dependency and indemnity Director eligible enacted Federal following bill Foreign Wars fund G.I. Bill Government group life insurance HELSTOSKI HENRY HELSTOSKI House of Representa HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES income increase indemnity compensation inserting in lieu investment legislation lieu thereof loans Loma Linda ment month monthly mortgage National Service NSLI OLIN E payment pendents pension percent premiums President Prince William County proposed San Bernardino semesters available service life insurance service-connected disability servicemen's group statement subchapter subcommittee subsection TEAGUE of Texas terms available Thank tion title 38 total disability United States Code Univ Veterans of Foreign Vietnam W. J. BRYAN DORN Washington widow World War II
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