...years old or older; (2) More than 26.9 percent of its population consists of persons with annual family incomes below the poverty level, as defined by the Social Security Administration in 1964, modified by a Federal Interagency Committee in 1969, and used in the 1970 United States Census;...

...there were 29.7 million persons in the United States — 15.3 percent of the nation's population — with incomes below the "poverty level," as defined by the Social Security Administration. Of these, 20.3 million were white (68.3 percent), and 9.3 million nonwhite (31.7 percent). Thus, about...

...there were 29.7 million persons in the United States — 15.3 percent of the nation's population — with incomes below the "poverty level," as defined by the Social Security Administration. Of these, 20.3 million were white (68.3 percent), and 9.3 million nonwhite (31.7 percent) . Thus, about...

...is indicated by the fact that in 1966 there were 21.7 million nonaged persons in the United States with incomes below the poverty level as defined by the Social Security Administration. Only a third of these received assistance from major public welfare programs : [T]he bulk of the nonaged...

...programs through 1966. However, in 1966 there were over 1 1 million households classified as having incomes below the "poverty level" as defined by the Social Security Administration. Thus there were approximately 14 times as many poor households (including both families and individuals)...

...programs through 1966. However, in 1966 there were over 1 1 million households classified as having incomes below the "poverty level" as defined by the Social Security Administration. Thus there were approximately 14 times as many poor households (Including both families and individuals)...

...programs through 1966. However, in 1966 there were over 1 1 million households classified as having incomes below the "poverty level" as defined by the Social Security Administration. Thus there were approximately 14 times as many poor households (including both families and individuals)...

...in 1906, and is incorporated bv a special act of the Legislature of the State of New York in 1911. There is compelling evidence of the intimate relationship...million persons with incomes below the poverty level as denned by the Social Security Administration. About 9 million are receiving some kind of welfare assistance,...

...In 1967, for example, only about onethird of the Negro families living in poverty neighborhoods had incomes below the poverty level as defined by the Social Security Administration, These data, therefore, do not represent the exact dimensions of the employment problems of all poor...

...Angeles-Long Beach area is concentrated • there. Almost onequarter of all families in this study had incomes below the poverty level as defined by the Social Security Administration. The heads of the households were then grouped by sex and by age; the incidence of poverty included...