Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...would remain; federal financial aid would be extended to medical schools and federal scholarships to medical students. Moreover, the government would bolster the local setup by contributing a portion of the lower income members insurance. For instance, if a worker paid $10 a year in premiums, the government would make up the difference between that and $50, the established norm in the region. Eligibility for federal aid would be contingent upon a non-profit insurance organization whose membership was more than half layman...
...effort to make the average American a participant and not a statistic in a national health program, the progressive wing of the Republican party has brought up before Congress two bills, $1970 and H.R. 4919, outlining a new medical insurance plan. The pith of the bill is its emphasis on local autonomy. Its logic is that by keeping the average person in what amounts to personal contact with the health plan's administration you give him the responsibility of using the plan prudently...
...elementary courses will definitely adopt the coeducational method, however. Each department will recommend the courses that it thinks will lend themselves to joint instruction. The Committee on Educational Policy will make the final decision...
Harvard's NSA started out by sending eight delegates westward. It now admits it could effectively work with four, knocking its total appropriation down to $100. But it will take more than this trimming to make NSA's expeditions worthwhile. The organization should become an effective clearing-house for information on what students at other colleges are thinking and doing. It is not serving as such now. It should become a source to which other student organizations--especially the Council--can turn when they want to know how other colleges go about things. With such improvements, plus its excellent international...
...begins as a poor farmer, ambitious to improve living conditions for him and his kind in the state. He winds up a miniature Huey Long-type dictator whose main concern for state improvement is vote-getting. But Crawford's fine characterization never overplays the good or the bad to make the moral painful...