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(3 of 3) ¶ The House unenthusiastically approved a bill providing medical care for the aged because it could not be amended on the floor and faced quick death if returned to committee. Covering roughly 1,000,000 persons over 65, the program would cost a hazily estimated $325 million...
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The man who struck the political spark is balding Aime Forand, 64. One of 16 children born to a New England loom fixer, Aime Forand quit grade school to help support his blind father ("I know what it means to scratch"), went on to become a Democratic Congressman from Rhode...
But the Forand bill, hardy perennial introduced by Rhode Island's Aime Forand, 64, is piling up bagfuls of mail at the Capitol, so much in fact that the Eisenhower Administration is working up a substitute proposal. Conservative Democrat Mills fears the Senate will unleash the old-age medical...
Shaping up as one of 1960's most incendiary political issues is the problem of providing adequate medical care for those who need it most and can afford it least: the 15 million U.S. citizens 65 and over. A variety of bills calling for federal medical subsidies to the...