Nationwide Health Plan Proposed by 29 Experts
A proposed nationwide health plan would insure medical care for all in proportion to earnings, funded through existing social security channels. It envisions local autonomy under national standards, emphasizes group practice, patient choice, and protection of physician status, with hospital and preventive care included.
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New York
Florence C. Thorne
The
AFL
CIO
J. Raymond Walsh
Rockefeller Foundation
U. S. Public Health Service
Kroll Praises CIO PAC on Democracy Gains
Ohio CIO head Jack Kroll told Xavier University Labor School that CIO-PAC turnout boosted labor and general voter participation. He cited 60 million Ohio registrations and 50 million actual voters and noted PAC support behind Democratic choices from president to local officials.
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PAC
Jack Kroll
Ohio Cio
Xavier University Labor School
Kroll
Cio-Pac
CIO
Ohio
The First Round by Joseph Gaer analyzes the CIO PAC rise
In a new book, Joseph Gaer details the CIO Political Action Committee as the era’s major political development. With elections past, readers question the aims and impact of PAC activity and money.
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PAC
Joseph Gaer
CIO Political Action Committee
Gaer
Secretary of the Treasury
University of California
Duell, Sloan and Pearce
New York
Citizens' Group Forming Permanent Progressive Citizens Committee
The Ohio Citizens' Committee for Roosevelt becomes the Progressive Citizens Committee with unchanged board. Mrs. Clyde Johnson remains chairman. Ben Stoner Phillip Zeigler Ted Berry as vice chairmen. Max Hirsch treasurer Abe Rosenfield executive director. Mrs. J. Louis Ransohoff executive secretary. Mrs. J. E. Stemler secretary. New officers set at 504 Keith Building with 1959 telephone listing.
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Clyde Johnson
Ben Stoner
Phillip Zeigler
Ted Berry
Max Hirsch
Abe Rosenfield
J. Louis Ransohoff
J. E. Stemler
Keith Building
Telephone MA
Rule of the Week Stop Behind Crosswalk While Waiting For Green Light
A safety reminder urges pedestrians to stop behind the crosswalk while waiting for the light to turn green. Drivers should yield to pedestrians at crosswalks and avoid blocking intersections. The guidance emphasizes orderly crossings and reduced risk of collisions during signal changes.
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Common People of America
Fanger & Rampe, Inc
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Ohio Citizen's Committee
Roosevelt
Progressive Citizen’s Committee
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Blue Network
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