Newman v. Celebrezze (310 F.2d 780, 1962)

PER CURIAM.

Plaintiff sought old-age retirement benefits based upon his claim of retirement on March 15, 1959. After suspension of his payments, hearings were held and evidence submitted through January 23, 1961, resulting in a determination that plaintiff had not in fact retired and was rendering services in his prior employment and receiving compensation therefor in excess of $2,080.00 per an-num, the amount at which payment was to be totally suspended under Section 203 (b, e) of the Social Security Act, 42 U.S. C. § 403 (b, e). The Hearing Examiner’s decision of March 6, 1961 became a final decision of defendant upon denial of review by the Appeals Council of the Social Security Administration. Plaintiff then sought review under Section 205