TABLE M-23.-Public assistance: Recipients, total payments, and average money payments, 1961-67 [Excludes vendor payments for medical care and cases receiving only such payments] TABLE M-24.—Public assistance: Recipients and average money payment, by program and State, February 1967 Includes the children and 1 or both parents or 1 caretaker relative other than a parent in families which the requirements of such adults were considered in determining the amount of assistance. 2 Persons for whom vendor payments were made during the report month. Includes 3,800 recipients aged 60-64 in Colorado with payments totaling $337,000 made without Federal participation. Total includes an estimated number of persons in New Jersey receiving only medical care, hospitalization, and/or burial. Excludes Idaho, Indiana, and Nebraska; data not available. Includes an estimate for other States not reporting such data. Represents the total for 16 States reporting of the 28 with programs. $ Includes number of recipients of combined program of aid to the aged, blind or disabled, or for such aid and medical assistance for the aged. Includes recipients of payments made without Federal participation as follows: California, 110 ($17,700) and Missouri, 650 ($53,600). ̄ TABLE M-25.-Public assistance: Number of recipients of medical vendor payments and total medical vendor payments, by program, 1961-67 TABLE M-27.-Gross national product and personal income, by type, 1940-67 [Amounts in billions. Before 1960, data are for the 48 States and the District of Columbia, except where otherwise noted. Beginning 1960, includes Alaska and Hawaii] 1 Includes payments in kind; includes pay of Federal civilian and military personnel in all areas. Excludes earnings under work-relief programs in effect during 1935-43. Includes government transfer payments to beneficiaries under OASDHI, railroad retirement, public employee retirement, unemployment insurance, and veterans' pensions and compensation programs; cash and medical payments under workmen's compensation and temporary disability insurance; and court-awarded benefits for work injuries sustained by railroad, maritime, and other workers under Federal employer liability acts. Includes government transfer payments to recipients of direct relief under programs of old-age assistance, aid to families with dependent children, aid to the blind, aid to the permanently and totally disabled, and general assistance; includes, during 1935-43, earnings under work-relief programs and the value of surplus food stamps. Excludes payments made in behalf of recip ients to suppliers of medical care (vendor payments). Includes proprietors' income, dividends, personal interest, and rental income; other transfer payments not enumerated in footnotes 2 and 3 (such as Government life insurance payments, World War bonus payments, mustering-out pay and terminal-leave benefits to discharged servicemen, subsistence allowances to veterans at school); and employer contributions to private pension and welfare funds and other labor income (except compensation for injuries). Includes life insurance premium payments for veterans. • Preliminary. 'Seasonally adjusted annual rates, except public assistance and part of the "social insurance and related payments" category. Source: Department of Commerce, Office of Business Economics. Data regrouped to highlight items of special interest to the social security program. |