Medica l association leaders urge federal health insurance plan
Washington AP The heads of AMA and NMA urged replacing Medicaid with a federally subsidized private health insurance program for low income families The plan would allow purchase of government funded private coverage and include a review mechanism to curb abuses They spoke to a Senate Finance subcommittee marking first joint testimony by the groups on the issue
Hickel Not About To Quit Says Klein on Nixon Relations
Washington AP Klein, the administration communications director, said on Issues and Answers that President Nixon will not fire Interior Secretary Walter Hickel nor has any cabinet officer planned to resign. Heiber Klein also noted no White House pressure for resignations and that reports of Hickel leaving were premature. The vice president and White House aides discussed dissent and youth concerns amid lingering speculation.
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