Ewing Plan For Hospitalization Faces Political Hurdles
Washington reports federal plan by Dar Ewing to provide hospitalization insurance for people over 65 with up to 0 days per year faces no congressional action. Critics call it a back door to socialized medicine while supporters cite hospital costs and charity limits.
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Washington
NEA
Federal Security
Dar Ewing
Congress
Whitaker
Baxter
American ‘ Medical Association
Ewing
Blue Cross
Fair Deal
Social Security Administration
America
Federal Security Agency
Enis
Lewing
Joyce Harbaugh wins first in 60 yard breaststroke at Kiddie Meet
Joyce Harbaugh 12, Braddock Heights, won first in the 60 yard breaststroke at the Third Annual AU Kiddie Swimming Meet in Montgomery County. Over 250 children competed. she also placed third in the 60 yard backstroke. Harriet Rosenberg took second. Barbara Hobenerman presented the gold trophy. The event drew swimmers ages two to 12 from nearby locals and even Florida. Joyce’s mother manages Braddock Heights pool and aims for national competition next year.
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Joyce Harbaugh
John Harbaugh
Braddock Heights
Indian Springs Country Club
Neel
Montgomery County
Joyce
Harriet Rosenberg
Barbara Hoberman
Florida
Four Corners
Draftees and Vets Map GI Training Reform Plan
Washington, Aug. 30 Rep Olin Teague and nine other members of a special House committee have investigated the VA training program for a year. Teague will introduce a GI Bill for service men since Korea featuring incentives for post separation training. The bills favor time in service based education and limit VA payments to tuition and fees, with books and supplies not covered. Teague’s plan includes new ideas and keeps 90 days service as the eligibility line, offering a training entitlement equal to service time, with a maximum of 36 months and a certificate book issued at separation.
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Thomas Mi. Nial Washington
Olin Teague
D-Tex
House
Teague
Korea
Congress
Teague Committee
World
Bil Teague
Teague plan offers veteran training certificates with cash value
A proposed system would issue official looking training certificates monthly, redeemable for cash or at banks and post offices. Veterans could enroll in VA approved schools and receive about 75 dollars per month of training value, with unused certificates possibly cashed for 10 to 15 dollars each. The plan aims to simplify administration and cut VA costs, though details like surrender value and duration remain undecided. It contrasts with the current GI Bill, which involves extensive government administration.
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Teague
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