Finch Faces Frayed Nerves as HEW Secretary Adjusts to Washington
In a candid profile Robert H. Finch discusses the jump from California lieutenant governor to Nixon administration health and welfare chief. He cites a fast pace and heavy paperwork, patronage pressures, and political controversies from desegregation to air quality. He notes less tennis and family time and a longer workday as he tackles federal civil rights, drug safety, and population policy.
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System predicts birth declines and welfare plan impacts
The speaker notes a system that could reveal how many children were not born and hopes for downstream birth declines. He cautions that even if the family assistance plan passes now, it would take ten years to gauge its social impact.
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