Page 407 197 230 76 464 257 128 Statement of_Continued Fulton, Thompson R., professor of social work, West Virginia Vuiversity and chairman, West Virginia Commission on Aging --- ference of Catholic Charities .. Gingras, Miss Dorothy, National Retired Teachers Association and American Association of Retired Persons.. Gordon, Dr. Margaret S., associate director, Institute of Industrial Relations, University of California, Berkeley, Calif.- Gordon, Dr. Morton, head of university extension, University of Greer, Mrs. Phyllis, exetnsion specialist in human relations, Rutgers Gretchen, Michael, vice president of district 6, United Mine Workers. Hirsch, Monroe J., practicing optometrist, Ojai, California, repre- senting the American Optometric Association. Hood, Lucille, secretary to Stanley M. Sworder, chairman, Inter- departmental Committee on the Problems of the Aging, State of Howe, Carl, Olney, Md., chairman, Montgomery County Commission, Hubbard, Miss Howard, assistant director, Washington office, Ameri- can Library Association... AFL-CIO. Jenkins, Thomas M., Esq., attorney representing some homes for the aged, San Francisco.. Kirkpatrick, Dr. Forest H., assistant to the president of the Wheeling Steel Corp., Wheeling, W. Va--- Kuplan, Louis, consultant to Association of Northern California Lane, Hon. Thomas J., a Representative in Congress from the State of Massachusetts -- Leask, Samuel, Jr., administrator, Health and Welfare Agency, State Lefkowitz, Mrs. Louis, 34 North 8th Avenue, Highland Park, N.J., Golden Age, in Highland Park.. land Park and vicinity - partment of Education, Sacramento, Calif.. McMahon, Dr. Ernest E., dean of University College and the Univer- sity Extension Division and director of the Institute of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers University - McNutt, Waldo R., assistant director of the division on aging, Tren- Meyer, Garson, president, the National Council on the Aging - Molynieux, Mrs. Walter, president of New Jersey Association of Homes for Aged, also National Board of Newly Formed National Association for Non-Profit Homes.- Monagan, Hon. John S., a Representative in Congress from the State of Connecticut.. Monsman, Gerald, executive director, State of Maryland Commission Morgan, Dr. Meredith, dean of the School of Optometry, University of California.- Mulvey, Dr. Mary, Rhode Island Commission on Aging- Nyman, Dr. Seward P., assistant secretary, American Podiatry Asso- ciation.. Odell, Charles, chairman, Michigan Commission on Aging - Pfost, Hon. Gracie, a Representative in Congress from the State of 2 281 281 149 13 153 354 Pago 151 121 301 376 348 Statement of_Continued Plesher, Michael A., staff member, Insurance, Pension and Unem- ployment Department, United Steelworkers of America (accom- Steelworkers of America) -- Oakland, Calif.... Association of Northern California Homes for the Aged.- Rasp, Edward, representing the Association of Retired Persons, Bloomfield, N.J., Essex Chapter Robbins, Richard S., Richard Š. Robbins, Ltd., New York, N.Y.. Rosner, Ben, M.D., physician and surgeon, Hayward. Russell, Mrs. A. M. G., chairman, Citizens Advisory Committee on Schade, John G., 425 Lenox Avenue, Westfield, N.J., director of the New Jersey Citizens Council of Aging --- Philadelphia, Pa.... Simmons, Eugene S., president, League of Senior Citizens' Clubs, Washington Metropolitan Area Simmons, Harold E., deputy director, State Department of Social Welfare, State of California -- Simmons, Rev. Wilbur, Northern California Council of Churches' Committee on Churches' Responsibility to Older Persons.- Smigel, Mrs. Alfred, president, Washington, D.C., section, National Council of Jewish Women, and Alfred Greenberg, president, Golden Age Club, sponsored by the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, D.C., section, National Council of Jewish Women.--:. Smith, W. Bernard, 'head of West Virginia Public Assistance Depart- Snyder, Mrs. James R., past president, Paradise Senior Citizens' Stanley, Miles C., president, West Virginia Labor Federation, AFL- Steger, Dr. William, president of the Ohio County Medical Society -- Sweygart, Frank, representing the American Association of Retired Persons, Union County, N.J. Van Frank, Mrs. Isabelle, Berkeley Committee on Aging, president of Coordinating Council of East Bay Citizens Group- the State University, 430 Harrison Avenue, Highland Park, N.J- field Drive, Linden, N.J. Watson, Charles W., chief, bureau of special education, a division of special education and services in the State Department of Educa- tion, State of California. Williams, Mrs. Ethel James, program consultant, National Council of Woolf, Dr. Hayvis, director of public welfare, Cranston, R.I., chair- man of the New England Council of Optometrists, Vision Care of the Aging, director of the Rhode Island Optometric Association.-- Zablocki, Hon. Clement J., a Representative in Congress from the State of Wisconsin.-- Zubak, Dr. Matt F., Addonizio, Hon. Hugh J., a Representative in Congress from the State of New Jersey, statement of .. American Nurses' Association, New York, N.Y., statement of stand- ards for nursing care in nursing homes - Austin, Thomas G., Phoenix, Ariz., letter to Chairman Bailey - Avila, Joan, director, Arroyo Viejo Center, Oakland Recreation Department, letter to Mr. Ted Ellsworth.- Beckman, R. O., executive director, Senior Service Foundation of 274 159 285 269 71 171 572 565 Statements, letters, supplemental material, etc.—Continued Black, Geo. L., executive director, the Housing Authority of the "Interested in a 100-percent Loan To Build Apartment House?” article by David Rees, in the Los Angeles Times of March 25, Pilot project for elderly development by the Housing Authority of the County of San Bernardino in the city of Redlands, Calif. Statement by munity Welfare Council, statement of. Buck, J. M., manager, Retirement Department, Florida Development Commission, Tallahassee, Fla., letter to Chairman Bailey -- Cabot, Hugh, executive director, Age Center of New England, Inc., Boston, Mass., telegram to Chairman Bailey- California Podiatry Association, statement of Campbell, James H., executive director, Homemaker Service of Los Junior League Homemaker demonstration project for senior citizens in West Los Angeles --- Cohen, Wilbur J., Assistant Secretary of Health, Education, and Wel- “Current Proposals for Federal Legislation on Aging,” address before the Conference of State Executives on Aging, April 10, 1962.. Executive order establishing the President's Council on Aging-- Number of States reporting and number of recipients of and total payments for medical assistance for the aged in each month, October 1960–March 1961 (table) Official State agencies on aging as of May 1962 (table) - Panel of consultants on aging- Policies and procedures for administering grants under the pro- posed Senior Citizens Act of 1962- Press releaseLetter from the President to the Vice President and Speaker, transmitting draft of a bill entitled, “Senior Proposed legislation-Senior Citizens Act of 1962, 1963–67 Proposed plan for administration of grants program (chart). Council of Social Planning, Alameda County, statement by --- Aging, letter to Chairman Bailey - and Aged, paper entitled, "Local Program Development”. Department of Mental Hygiene by Robert T. Ross, Ph. D., act- ing chief of research.. Supplement to a statement by the department of mental health.- letter to Mr. Ted Ellsworth. Ellsworth, Ted, special consultant on aged and aging, report for the General Subcommittee on Education - Exford, Donald C., 0.D., chairman, Committee on Vision Care of the Aging, American Optometric Association: Committees of Vision Care of the Aging- Demonstration project for Federal grant, by Dr. Hayvis Woolf-- “Optometry's Role in Health Maintenance-A Study of Refer- rals,” by Dr. Galen F. Kintner, reprint from American Journal of Public Health, November 1961. Fleck, Gladys, member, State board of directors, East Bay Association Page 584 330 19 136 530 528 584 Statements, letters, supplemental material, etc.—Continued Florida Podiatry Association, statement presented by Harvey M. Kopelman, D.S.C., St. Petersburg, Fla.- Letter to the President.- Statement before Conference of State Executives for Aging- Counties), member, Governor's Advisory Commission on Problems of the Aging, statement by- of New York, statement of... Minutes of special meeting of employment committee, January 30, 1962. Morris, Austin, chairman, executive committee, San Francisco Program for the Aging, letter to Congressman O'Hara - Report on interviews with representatives of 12 large industries regarding preretirement preparation programs-- Kennedy, W. P., president, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, testi- mony by- sion on Problems of the Aged, telegram to Chairman Bailey- McNamara, Hon. Pat, a U.S. Senator from the State of Michigan, letter to the President... Hollywood, Calif., letter to Chairman Bailey Monsman, Gerald, executive director, State of Maryland Commission on the Aging, letter to Chairman Powell -- State of New Mexico, statement of Mitchell, William, San Diego, Calif., letter to Mr. Ted Ellsworth.. Mulvey, Dr. Mary C., administrator, Division on Aging, State of Rhode Island, letter to Chairman Bailey -- Nyman, Dr. Seward P., assistant secretary, American Podiatry Asso- Abstracts from Conference Publications and Reports, White House Conference on Aging, January 9-12, 1961, Excerpts from Dr. Mulvey's address, in the Rhode Island Podi- atry Journal, of November 1961... “The Value of Foot Care to the Aged,” reprint from Geriatrics, Ohl, John H., Sacramento, Calif., letter to Chairman Bailey - O'Neil, Cecilia, vice president, National Retired Teachers Associa- Pacific Health Plan, Los Angeles, Calif., statement of Peeling, V. S., high school teacher, Darien, Conn., statement of.. Prestwood, Alvin T., commissioner, Alabama State Department of Pensions and Security, statement by - Randolph, Hon. Jennings, a U.S. Senator from the State of West Virginia, letter to the President.. Reicher, Frieda, president, the Foundation for Community Aid to Mental Patients, Alexandria, Va., statement of - Robbins, Richard S., Richard S. Robbins, Ltd., New York, N.Y., supplemental material submitted by.. State of New Jersey, statement of.. Roney, Jay L., director, public welfare project on aging, American 366 21 429 25 Federal legislative objectives, 1962.- Letter to Chairman Bailey- 574 573 315 549 585 519 Statements, letters, supplemental material, etc.—Continued Rosenfield, Leon A., staff adviser, Welfare Planning Council, Los An- geles, Calif., letter to Mr. Ted Ellsworth. Salamone, Anthony, director, adult education, chairman, Advisory Council, Golden Age & Senior Citizens Clubs of U.S.A., Inc., letter Several citizens of the State of Rhode Island, petition by - on Problems of the Aging, paper entitled, “Legislative Planning and Implementation Sherrod, W., Sacramento, Calif., letter to Chairman Bailey - Smathers, Hon. George A., a U.S. Senator from the State of Florida, Smith, Hon. Benjamin A., II, a U.S. Senator from the State of Massa- chusetts, letter to the President Citizens, Housing and Home Finance Agency, statement of... of Maryland, leaflet prepared by the Maryland State Bar Associa- tion entitled, “Legal Problems Facing the Older Citizen”. Alhambra, Calif., letter to Chairman Powell Stellar, Rev. Robert T., executive secretary, Department of Christian Social Relations, Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles: Resolution on housing for the elderly- Resolution on the church and medical care for the aging- VanLandingham, Mrs. A. H., Morgantown, W. Va., statement of Volk, V. K., M.D., Dr. P. H., medical superintendent, Saginaw County Hospital, Saginaw, Mich., letter to Chairman Bailey- Walker, Elva D., chairman, Governor's Citizens Council on Aging, Minnesota, paper entitled, “Dynamic Programing for the Aged”. Webber, Irving L., Ph.D., paper entitled, "Problems and Methods in Research and Demonstration in a State Unit on Aging". Williams, Hon. Harrison A., Jr., a U.S. Senator from the State of New Jersey, letter to the President.. Pasadena, Calif., statement of. Woolf, Dr. Hayvis, director of public welfare, Cranston, R.I., state- 581 573 586 177 |
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