Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign CommerceU.S. Government Printing Office, 1964 |
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... persons be maintained , but the country as a whole falls far short of meeting this goal . I know I need not belabor the importance of vision care when speaking to this committee . You are all well aware that good eye- sight is vital to ...
... persons be maintained , but the country as a whole falls far short of meeting this goal . I know I need not belabor the importance of vision care when speaking to this committee . You are all well aware that good eye- sight is vital to ...
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... persons study- ing optometry are eligible for loans under the National Defense Education Act program but students in education , languages , and the pure sciences are given higher priority and so , in practice , op- tometry is not ...
... persons study- ing optometry are eligible for loans under the National Defense Education Act program but students in education , languages , and the pure sciences are given higher priority and so , in practice , op- tometry is not ...
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... persons , whereas the recognized minimum is 1 for every 7,000 persons . Even with this deficiency , the Bureau of the Census considers that by 1970 there will be an attrition of 10 percent of the optometrists currently licensed . There ...
... persons , whereas the recognized minimum is 1 for every 7,000 persons . Even with this deficiency , the Bureau of the Census considers that by 1970 there will be an attrition of 10 percent of the optometrists currently licensed . There ...
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... persons , with newly im- posed limitations of mobility and accomplishment until the eyeglasses are again at hand and keen vision restored . The value of corrected vision is not always so obvious to those whose eyesight has gradually ...
... persons , with newly im- posed limitations of mobility and accomplishment until the eyeglasses are again at hand and keen vision restored . The value of corrected vision is not always so obvious to those whose eyesight has gradually ...
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... persons are unable to qualify under even the highest existing licensing standards . The great majority of disqualifications are due to negligence and unwillingness to take the steps to comply . 3. THE RELATIONSHIP OF VISION TO SAFE ...
... persons are unable to qualify under even the highest existing licensing standards . The great majority of disqualifications are due to negligence and unwillingness to take the steps to comply . 3. THE RELATIONSHIP OF VISION TO SAFE ...
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