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ROBERT L. COFFEY JR., 30, is a onetime coal miner. He resigned his Air Force lieutenant-colonelcy and his post as air attache at the U.S. Embassy in Chile to run for office in a traditionally Republican district of western Pennsylvania. With little money or organization, but with labor's help in ringing doorbells, curly-haired Bob Coffey, a veteran of 97 fighter combat flights in Europe, strafed five-term Congressman Harve Tibbott's isolationist record. Coffey is one of eleven new Democratic Congressmen from Pennsylvania ; President Truman had campaigned in all but one of their districts...
Members of last year's Varsity, which turned in a seven and five won and lost record and finished in a tie with Princeton and Columbia in the league standings, present at last night's meeting included outfielders Lennie Lunden, Bucky Harrison, John Coffey, and Walt Coulson; infielders Web Durant and Captain John Coppinger; and pitchers Ira Godin, Ralph Hymans, and Barry Turner...
...Jean Gebhard, Pine Manor John Wingate Weeks, II Sally Cole, North Andover Clifford E. Weihman Louise Brown, New York Joseph D. Welsh Helen Cronin, Milton Frederick G. Whoriskey Marjorie Griggs, Wellesley David Wise, Jr. Charlotte Mendelsohn, Brookline Atwood C. Wolf, Jr. Jayne Stevens, Boston William A. Wolfe Betty Joe Coffey, Smith Mark Yohalom Elsa Shore, Radcliffe Peter C. Zoophel Virginia Marston, Chestnut Hill
California's Coffey Plan. Unopposed by the rebellious California State Medical Association, the carefully detailed scheme of burly, pugnacious, 70-year-old Walter Bernard Coffey,* was recently accepted by the San Francisco County Medical Society, modified to embrace 12,000 San Francisco municipal workers and their families...
...Coffey's scheme is intended for the entire State, divides members into three groups: 1) voluntary employed members with incomes under $3,000 a year, who pay $2.50 per person per month (children $1) for medical and hospital care; 2) the "medically indigent": voluntary employed groups with incomes under $800 a year (for this group State or Federal relief money would pay 60% of the rates and doctors would receive 50% less money for their services than in the first group); 3) unemployed and relief groups, financed entirely by State, Federal or municipal aid, or by charity, with doctors...