General Welfare Meaning in U S History and Policy
The piece traces how the idea of general welfare evolved from rugged individualism to federal responsibility. It notes Madison and Beard debates, early limits in Congress, frontier ideals, and the shift marked by Pierce and Cleveland, culminating in FDR’s 1935 Social Security Act establishing federal welfare responsibility.
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Medical Care Tops JFK Senate Battles
JFK enters a Senate clash over elderly medical care linked to social security. The Senate Finance Committee rejected a federal state grant driven indigent health program, voting 12 to 4. Kennedy and allies push for committee revision as partisan lines run deep.
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Dreaming Vandercoo Date For Dreaming ABC News
Local notes list upcoming appearances and club events with brief reviews. Details are fragmentary but indicate scheduled showings and news items tied to ABC Movies in Review and sportscape briefs. Readers are advised to check the supper club and club news sections for exact dates and venues.
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Nation's Enrollment To Jump Two Million
Washington AP reports public and private schools from kindergarten through college will enroll nearly two million more students in 1960-61, with an estimated total of 48,650,000 versus 46,720,000 last year. This marks the 11th consecutive year of rising enrollment. The statement accompanies a note about Florida’s tidal shoreline at 3,751 miles.
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Money and character in the age of wealth and desire
New York is quoted exploring money as a measure of life and happiness. It argues that earned money costs more and that inherited wealth robs the pleasure of earning, while the average person measures life by pay and purchase power.
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Mice and Fabrics Offerings With New Styles and Sizes
A jumble of clothing items and household goods is described featuring sleeved and sleeveless blouses in various sizes 32 to 40, new trim slate and beds slacks in Wash n Wear Bedford Cord, perma smooth cotton sports shirts in sizes 6 to 16, with plaids and Sanforized fit. Also listed are toasted sandwiches and stainless utensils with chrome finish, sturdy oak furniture and a four-piece plastic cutlery set, each item with basic packaging and guarantees.
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