Private Study Group Seeks Compulsory Elder Care Plan
A private study group led by three former Eisenhower officials urged a compulsory medical care program for those over 65, funded by higher Social Security taxes, with a private low cost insurance option to follow. Sen. Javits plans to introduce a bill reflecting key features of the proposal, drawing Democratic support, while drawing early opposition from the AMA and likely pushback from Rep. Mills.
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Washington
Kennedy
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
AMA
American Medical Association
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Arthur
Flemming
Study Group
Mer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fiemming
Ways and Means
Marion B. Folsom
Eisenhower
Arthur Larson
World Rule of Law Center
Duke University
Dirty City Air Hastens Death and Special Counsel Named
Two brief items note Major Lennox Polk McLendon of Greensboro was named special counsel by Senator B Everett Jordan to probe Robert Baker's outside business interests. ratification awaited at the Senate Rules Committee meeting. A Kansas City AP report details a study linking long term urban air pollution to higher respiratory death rates, with no clear link to lung cancer, suggesting smoking as a confounder.
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Maj
Lennox Polk McLendon
Greensboro
N.C
B. Everett Jordan
Robert G.bobby Baker
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Sen. Jordan
Kansas City, Mo
Louis D. Zeidberg
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Robert J. M. Horton
U.S. Public Health Service
Emanuel Landau
National Cancer Institute
Nashlville
American Re Health Association
West German Leader Talks With Hallstein on Market Policy
Bonn reports Chancellor Erhard met with Common Market President Hallstein to resolve hurdles in unified agricultural policy. West Germany blocks grain price agreement to shield farmers while France’s de Gaulle threatens to exit the Common Market if policy remains unsettled.
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Bonn
Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Walter Hallstein
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
France
Maryland Civil Rights Report Critiques State Hiring Practices
A United States Civil Rights Commission report on Maryland employment finds obstacles to equal opportunity for Negroes and that Gov Tawes executive order against discrimination is not fully enforced. Fifteen complaints about hiring and promotion in state agencies are noted with calls to discuss system operation with the personnel commissioner. In Moscow Izvestia urges drunks involved in fights pay for medical care.
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Sharp
hir-Sverdlovsk
Annie Oakley
Inet
Greem
United|prived
Ville
Ohio
States Commission On Civil Rights
Maryland
Tawes
Parren J. Mitchell
Interracial Commission
Mitchell
U.S
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Lutetia
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Magnavox Home Entertainment Center
North Market St
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Baltimore
Maryland Commission In Interracial Relations
Nees Ane
North Market Street
Storm Wdws
Morgan- Keller, Inc
Smithsburg
Mary,carter
Mary canreessoTor
Mary Carter Paint Store
Frederick, Md
Don Fadeley
Fadeley
Moscow
Izvestia
Wynn’s
Feading
Lecal Wynnsman
Linden Brengle
Aixy
MecClelland Distributing Co
Eastern Ave
Crown
C. Oland Meitzler, Inc
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Orson
Woolworth's
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