No. 432. Workmen's Compensation Payments, by States: 1940 to 1965 [In thousands of dollars. Payments represent cash and medical benefits and include insurance losses paid by private insurance carriers (compiled from the Spectator (Insurance by States... of Casualty Lines) and from published and unpublished reports of State insurance commissions); net disbursements of State funds (from the Spectator and from State reports, published and unpublished), estimated for some States; and self-insurance payments, estimated from available State data. Calendar-year data, except fiscal-year data for Federal employees and for a few States with State funds. Includes benefit payments under Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Compensation Act and Defense Bases Compensation Act for States in which such payments are made] Source: Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Social Security Administration. Preliminary estimates appear periodically in Social Security Bulletin. No. 433. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE-EXPENDITURES, RECIPIENTS, AND PAYMENTS: [Beginning October 1950, includes Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands, and beginning 1960, Guam. Number of recipients and average monthly payments exclude vendor payments for medical care and cases receiving only such payments. Total payments for year include vendor payments for medical care. See also Historical Statistics. Colonial Times to 1957, series H 186-198, for related data] X Not applicable. 1 As of December. 2 Includes the children and 1 or both parents, or 1 caretaker other than a parent in families where the needs of such adults were considered in determining the amount of assistance. 3 Data incomplete. Program initiated January 1966 under Public Law 89-97. • Program initiated November 1960 under the Social Security Act Amendment of 1960. Source: Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Welfare Administration. Periodically in Welfare in Review. No. 434. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE-RECIPIENTS OF MONEY PAYMENTS, STATES AND OTHER AREAS: 1966 [As of December. Excludes cases receiving vendor medical payments only] NA Not available. X Not applicable. Includes the children and 1 or both parents, or 1 caretaker other than a parent, in families where the needs of such adults were considered in determining the amount of assistance. 2 Includes 3,800 recipients under 65 in Colorado. a Includes 86 recipients of payments made without Federal participation in California, 660 in Missouri; excludes an estimated 7,800 such recipients in Pennsylvania. Partly estimated; total not as large as sum of State figures because of adjustment. See footnote 6. • Includes unknown number of cases receiving medical care, hospitalization, or burial only. Source: Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Welfare Administration. Periodically in Welfare in Review. No. 435. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE-EXPENDITURES, 1950 TO 1966, AND BY STATES AND OTHER AREAS, 1966 [In thousands of dollars. Represents funds expended for public assistance payments and for the cost of administration, services, and training. Expenditures for administration include those for determining initial and continuing eligibility to receive financial assistance and for providing welfare services to people applying for or receiving financial assistance or welfare services only] - Represents zero. 1 Partly estimated. X Not applicable. 2 Incomplete or not reported. Source: Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Welfare Administration. Periodically in Welfare in Review. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE-EXPENDITURES, BY SOURCE OF FUNDS, AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO RECIPIENTS, STATES AND OTHER AREAS: 1966 [Excludes medical vendor payment cases] No. 436. Z Less than $500. B Not computed; base less than 50. NA Not available. X Not applicable. Includes medical vendor payments made under all public assistance programs and expenditures for administration, services, and training. Source: Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare, Welfare Administration. Periodically in Welfare in Review. |