Americans Back Medical Care Says Doctor At Rotary Talk
Dr A A Pearce, former Maryland Medical leader, told Rotarians that most Americans can afford medical care if health protection is funded in family budgets. He attacked the Fair Deal as a delusion and urged voluntary health insurance over federal compulsory plans.
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Worries On Tax Burden And War Highlight Talk
Dr. Pearce warned that taxes and the threat of war pose bigger risks to American households than medical bills. Tracing economic pressures from Theodore Roosevelt onward, he urged focus on moral values and a democratic peace plan while noting upcoming PTA and school conferences in Frederick.
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