U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, Education, AND WELFARE SPECIAL STAFF ON AGING WASHINGTON 25, D.C. OFFICIAL BUSINESS POSTAGE AND FEES PAID U.S. DEPARTMENT OF H.E.W. Reports and Guidelines from the WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE on AGING The following reports are for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C. No. 1. Aging with a Future. Selected addresses from the White House Conference on Aging...... 45 cents No. 2. Education for Aging. 25 cents No. 3. Employment Security and Retirement of the Older Worker...... 25 cents No. 4. Impact of Inflation on Retired Persons......... 20 cents No. 8. The Role and Training of Professional Personnel in the Field of Aging........ 25 cents No. 9. Research in Gerontology: Psychological and ... 30 cents No. 10. Research in Gerontology: Biological and Medical..... * No. 11. Rehabilitation and Aging. 25 cents No. 12. Local Community Organization for Aging...... 15 cents 15 cents No. 14. National Voluntary Services and Service Organ izations in Aging........ * In Production 20 cents Additional titles will be announced as they become available. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE The White House Conference on Aging has provided a range of guidelines which can help lead to improvement in the well-being of our rapidly growing older population. The Conference reports, of which this is one, also point the way toward making the added years of life a period of continuing contribution to community and social welfare. The Department and the Federal Government owe a debt of gratitude to those uncounted thousands of Americans who labored in every State to make the Conference a success, as well as to those who contributed their dedicated and energetic leadership-the State governors and officials, the key personnel of participating national organizations, the Chairman and members of the National Advisory Committee, and the former Secretary and Under Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare. I am confident that all of these will be rewarded by the satisfaction of seeing many of the Conference findings ultimately transformed into tangible benefits that will bring more successful living for older Americans throughout our land. of the National Advisory Committee The Honorable ROBERT W. KEAN, Chairman JOHN E. ANDERSON, Ph. D. JOSEPH P. ANDERSON EWALD W. BUSSE, M.D. GEORGE E. DAVIS, Ph. D. HARRY G. HASKELL, Jr. MARGARET A. IRELAND HARDIN B. JONES, Ph. D. LEONARD W. LARSON, M.D. JOHN B. MARTIN WALTER C. NELSON WILLIAM J. VILLAUME, D.D. |