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Social Security
- The move from farms to cities
- Self-reliance
- States pass social insurance legislation
- Committee on Economic Security
- Early ideas for the social insurance plan
- A nationwide debate on social insurance
- Recommendations readied
- The bill goes to Congress
- The Social Security Act of 1935
- Government's quick action
- Start-up
- Social Security Firsts
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