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2 Legislative History of the Social Security Act Amendments of 1958 : P.L. 85-840 : 72 Stat. 1013 : August 28, 1958 [i] (1958)

handle is hein.leghis/socsaa0002 and id is 1 raw text is: SOCIAL SECURITY AIVIENDMENTS OF 1958 Volume 2 Bills S. 3086 as introduced by Mr. Proxmire, January 23, 1958. S. 3508 as introduced by Mr. Morse, March 18, 1958. S. 3646 as introduced by Mr. Humphrey, April 21, 1958. .S. 4121 as introduced by Messrs. Case of N.J., Javits and Payne, July 9, 1958. H.R. 8883 as introduced by Mr. Kean, July 24, 1957. H.R. 9203 as introduced by Mr. Dellay, August 9, 1957. (Identical bill: H.R. 12050) H.R. 9467 as introduced by Mr. Forand, August 27, 1957. (Identical.bills: H.R. 10532, 10664, 11331, 11444, 11772, 12033, 12173, 12300) H.R. 9528 as introduced by Mr. Reuss, August 29, 1957. H.R. 12493 as introduced by Mr. Boggs, May 13, 1958. (Identical bill. H.R. 12911) H.R. 12977 as introduced by Mr. Bennett, June 17, 1958. H.R. 13549 as introduced by Mr. Mills and reported in the House, July 28, 1958. H.R. 13549 as passed House, (July 31, 1958) August 1, 1958. (NOT AVAILABLE) H.R. 13549 as reported in Senate, August 14, 1958. Senate amendments to H.R. 13549: 8-7-58 - D: proposed by Mr. Douglas. 8-8-58 - E: proposed by Mr. Kennedy.

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