15 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
1
In Des Moines a dentist seeking 39 teeth removal for a welfare recipient was refused by the state Board of Social Welfare after a Welfare Department worker notes adults have 32 teeth. The report references varied items including Parliament jokes and NHS wig spending.
Hartford, Conn. UPI report states George Conkling, Connecticut State Finance Commissioner, has stopped approving state paid expense accounts for trips to Las Vegas for national conventions of business sessions. He labeled Las Vegas a gambling and resort center and said he was not convinced conventions there were all business.
President Kennedy urged quick Senate and House votes on his controversial plan to tie a medical care program for the elderly to Social Security. He said he believes Senate action is likely and seeks House approval, aiming to influence the November elections. The AMA opposes the proposal as a step toward socialized medicine.
The White House announced a federally funded three year job retraining program to help up to a million unemployed workers gain new skills. Kennedy hailed the measure as a significant step toward high and stable employment and urged swift enactment of related employment programs. The bill, cost nearly 435 million, marks the first major New Frontier item enacted since Congress reconvened in January and aims to move workers from relief to private payrolls.
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