MINISTRATOR OF VETERANS' AFFAIRS HEARINGS BEFORE THE OMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS EIGHTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS POSITION OF THE VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION ON 808 APRIL 3, MAY 28, 1963 Printed for the use of the Committee on Veterans' Affairs Pages of all hearings are numbered cumulatively to permit a 170, 171, 172, 174-177, 182, 183, 321 al projects, administration position on bills related to.. 181, 182, 322 367 nce, administration position on various proposals 362, 369–377, 394-400 180, 297 ry Appeals, Court of, status of cases... 334-335 g care: dministration position on provision of facilities___ 143-184 eds availability in selected VA hospitals based on subcommittee sur- dministration position on proposed bills. omparison of representative bills with existing law.. ost estimates of representative bills. 186-187 Compensation, dependency and indemnity and pension payments to dependents of deceased veterans, by war, March 20, 1962-- 283-284 Compensation, dependency and indemnity, pension and retire- Expenditures for compensation and/or pension: Compensation and pension, all wars and Regular Establish- ment, cumulative, 1930 and prior years through 1962, showing percentage relationships__ Pensions, all wars, cumulative through fiscal year 1962. 282 Income, annual, by source and percentage: All pensioners, calendar year 1961- 280 281 Participants, length of service and casualties in major wars- Pensioners on rolls under Public Law 86-211, May 20, 1962, World War I, World War II and Korean conflict: Percent and number of cases by income increment_ Percent of total receiving at low, intermediate and high rate. Summary, present and prior pension rates for survivors of veterans of World War I, World War II, and Korean conflict_ Summary, present pension structure, with rates, veterans of 1962-2040, with average, by length of service_ Deaths, projected, by war, fiscal years 1956-2000-- Veterans on pension rolls, by entitlement under Public Law 86-211 and prior pension laws, World War I and other wars, with pen- 202 285-286 ns-Continued Page atistical tables-Continued World War I veterans, total in civil life, on compensation or pen- s, Hon. Ray- Hon. John P. 293 292 178, 179, 328 172, 173, 323, 324, 325, 327–330, 332, 336–338, 358, 359, 394-403 , J. W. (See Veterans' Administration.) , Hon. Olin E.. 182 141, 164, 167-168, 170, 173, 175, 177, 178, 180-185, 194, 294, 296, ns' Administration expenditures from appropriated funds by war ns' Administration: ngle, Dr. H. M., Acting Chief Medical Director. 295 333-336 175, 319 169, 164, 320, 321, 322 170, 173, 179, 180, 182, 183 337 141, 143-147, 164, 167-185, 192-195, 197, 198, 294, 296, 297, 309–320, issant, W. A., Chief Actuary, Department of Insurance- 399 314-319 War I veterans, benefits provided for (see also Pensions: Statistical es).. 292-293 |