Welfare crisis looms as Maryland faces mounting relief costs
A Frederick Maryland column warns that welfare and Medicaid costs have surged from 196 000 recipients to 232 000 in ten months and a projected $90 million deficit next year. It cites fraud cases and calls for reforms including work requirements and capitation to curb abuses. It notes opposition in Congress and amid state politics and discusses public piety and Neanderthal insights.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
Baltimore
State Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning
Congress
Nixon
National Governors’ Conference
Democratic Congress
America
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ttis
Edward FP. Thomas
R. Frederick Carroll
Frederick Republican
General Assembly
Thomas
New York General Assembly
Rockefeller
Rosds
New York State
Rita C. Davidson
State Social Services Administration
Frederick
Senate
Johnson Accuses Nixon Allies of 1968 Paris Talks Blockade
Excerpt from Lyndon Johnson memoirs The Vantage Point alleges Nixon camp backers urged Saigon to skip Paris peace talks, costing Hubert Humphrey the presidency. Johnson also reflects on Nixon's character, McCarthy’s New Hampshire surge, Kennedy relation, and Lady Bird’s advice.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Saigon
Paris
Johnson
Nixon
LBJ
George Wallace
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Bill White
Lady Bird Johnson
Lynda
Luci
Lady Bird
Perdenales River
Texas
McCarthy
Senator McCarthy
Nixon outlines path to world monetary system at IMF meeting
President Nixon tells IMF delegates at a White House reception that global monetary reform is essential. He defends recent U.S. actions, urges reduced trade barriers, and envisions a financially integrated but politically diverse One World economy.
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James Eastland
Mississippi
Crusty
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jim Eastland
Senate
George Wallace
Selma
Ala
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Washington
Nixon
International Money Fund
Mr. Nixon
America
United States
the Treasury
Subscriptions Grow for Frederick Hotel Project and Local Reports
In Frederick and Frederick County a total of 268209 has been raised toward a 900000 hotel goal announced at a noon luncheon attended by about 125 stockholders. Also elected at a special library board meeting were officers including Mrs Ordeman and Miss Neidig.
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Frederick
Frederick County
New City
Stock Gelling Organization
Frederick County Free Library Association
YMCA
Daniel T. Ordeman
Joseph D. Baker
Misa Harriet Kolb
Grace Neidig
Emma Newman
Health Insurance: Which of 15 Bills?
Congress debate over fifteen health care bills stalls amid partisan jockeying. Major proposals from AMA and Kennedy group confronts national system reform, with Burleson plan and hospital industry measures shaping a mid path. Hearings set for October, but final action unlikely before next year.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means
Senate
American Medical Association
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
American Hospital Association
Nixon Administration
AMA
Kennedy
Doc Welby image sparks doctor expectations change
As the 23rd annual convention of the American Academy of General Practice opens in Miami Beach, members weigh renaming to The American Academy of Family Physicians. The cover features Marcus Welby, M D, sparking discussion of bedside empathy versus practicality.
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Marcus Welby
M.D
Robert Young
Doc Welby
Ben Casey
American Academy of General Practice
Miami Beach
American Academy of Family Physicians
AAGP
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House of Representatves
House Judiciary Committee
Rome
Iraqi Kurdistan
Ralph S. Solecki
Columbia University
Intellectual Digest
Walter Lippmann
Bobby Kennedy
Lbj-Kennedy
Walt Rostow
Charles Murphy, Ltd
Los Angeles
Sim
Washington Today
By David Lawrence
North Market Street
Mountaindale
H Reese Shoemaker Jr
Peoples Court
Hudson
Hood College
Frederick County Hood Club
By Don Oakley
Enterprise Associat
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