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Married. Ralph McGill, 69, courtly, compassionately desegregationist publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, columnist and author (The South and the Southerner); and Dr. Mary Lynn Morgan, 46, a children's dentist; he for the second time (his first wife died in 1962), she for the first; in Atlanta...
...Farnsworth has built up a medical complex which serves as family doctor, hospital, Board of Health, dentist, and friend on a lonely night to over 12,000 students a year--including Law, Business, and Medical students. Beginning with a staff of 20 in 1954, he now has 144 doctors and dentists, 33 nurses, 87 full-time staff and 21 part-time employees...
...feed and house them adequately. One million will drop out of school this year, most to join the ranks of the unemployed. More than 3.5 million poor children who need medical help do not receive it and nearly two-thirds of all poor children have never visited a dentist...
...more very young children (three-year-olds) and older children, who often lose momentum when they enter regular class rooms. A not unimportant side benefit of Head Start gives medical and dental care to many children who otherwise would never see the inside of a doctor's or dentist's office...
...family breadwinner has died, retired or is disabled - be increased by an average 15%, at a cost of $350 million. Average benefits now, he noted, are only $52 a month. He also proposed a pilot program to ensure that 100,000 children in poverty areas can visit a dentist and 500,000 be examined by a doctor in the next year. To take care of the babies that are yet to be born, Johnson asked for legislation authorizing ten pilot centers to train health workers, look into the problems of child health, and provide care for 180,000 needy children...