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Cincinnati The Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

8

LBJ seeks major health funding to aid poor children

President Johnson asked Congress for 1.4 billion dollars for child care services under medicaid and related programs, an increase of 215 million. He urged medical research at 15 billion annually and proposed expanding five health manpower programs. A new Council on Physical Fitness and Sports was created led by Vice President Humphrey. Federal health spending stands at about 14 of 50 billion yearly, with 16 billion budgeted for next year.

Johnson Congress Humphrey United States

Ohio voting registration urged for May Primary election

Oscar G. Lee notes March 27 is last day to register in Ohio to vote in the May Primary. He urges Democratic support for John J. Gilligan, mentions new AFL-CIO mail system, and warns one vote can affect bargaining gains. Also reports on GE cafeteria contract, death of Ambrose Bonacini, and ongoing strikes at The Lodge Restaurant with solidarity from other unions.

Ohio John J. Gilligan Ohio Afl-Cio Columbus Washington Prophet Company General Electric Ambrose Bonacini Brother Bonacini Ruth Hemme Lodge 3Rd York St Newport Teamsters Hyde Park Country Club Four Seasons Post Office

Consumer education advocate urges stronger lending reforms

Mrs. Sullivan promotes truth in lending and consumer education in high schools. She cites high loan costs and deceptive rates, urges citizens to write to Senators, and notes lobbyist influence and the need for a comprehensive bill to curb costly credit practices.

Distillery Workers Local 32 Update on Shut-in Members and Strike

Distillery Workers Local 32 lists members on sick leave or hospitalized with details on hospitalizations and recoveries. It notes furloughs tied to the glass strike, wishes speedy recoveries, welcomes back those returning, and mentions a birthday greetings and a death in the Godbey family.

Alberta Ashford St. Francis Evelyn Montgomery Bethesda Jennie Maddox Flora Mae Jones Searcy Wingate Lonnie Barker Troy Estridge Winford Veterans Hospital Hazel Smith Hilda Brooks Edna Carnevale Rose Holthaus Stella Spaw Joe Smedley Dave Gibson Myrtle Vance Good Samaritan Hospital Vance Agnes Askren Clyde Davis Our Lady of Mercy Dorothy Bastins Luella Doerman Virginia Fittro Hazel Isaacs Viola Locke Etwell McCracken Earl Pritchett Eleanor Fruechtemeyer Mary Godbey Clara Gray

Youth Note on Attention and Saying No

Childwise observation notes a tendency to ignore refusals when faced with demands. The piece urges awareness that saying no is a boundary signaling need for focus and listening, highlighting patience and respectful interaction in youth environments.

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