Science Urges Focus On Diseases Of The Aged
Cleveland reports Dr. Theodore Klumpp urges science to target illnesses common to older adults as the U S population nears 150 million by 1980 with 21 million over age 65. He notes aging will rise, warns of new labor-saving-device issues, and supports keeping elderly in roles as long as capable.
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American Public Health Association
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Draft Plan To Divide Up Chairmanships
Senate Republicans map a tentative division of committee chairs near January with final decisions likely by December. They propose Baruch cited as progress, and name chair assignments for Agriculture, Appropriations, Armed Services, Banking and Currency, Civil Service, Finance, Foreign Relations, Judiciary, Interstate Commerce, Labor, District of Columbia, Public Lands, Public Works, Rules, Expenditures in Executive Departments, plus a note on trackless trolleys and coach deployments.
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Ohio
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Michigan
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Wisconsin
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Maine
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Colorado
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Labor
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Labor Committee
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