Sources of Community Support for Federal Programs Serving Older Americans: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, Second Session, 2. daļaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1970 - 292 lappuses |
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202 program activities Administration on Aging Adult Education AFL-CIO agencies appropriate areas B'nai B'rith BRARY Chairman Committee on Aging Community Service community support concerned CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction cooperation cost demonstration Department develop education for aging facilities financing Friendly Visitors funds going grams Grant groups hearing hospital housing programs housing projects income interest involved legislation LIBRARY OF CONGRESS living MARTIN Medicare ment million mortgage National Council National Urban League Negroes nonprofit organizations nursing homes nutrition older adults Older Americans Act older persons operation opportunity ORIOL participation percent planning problems Project Director Project Period Project Title public housing recommendations recreation Rehabilitation retirement Reverend FULLERTON Rhode Island section 202 Senator WILLIAMS Senior AIDES program senior centers senior citizens Social Security social services Special Committee staff tion transportation U.S. Senate Urban volunteers welfare White House Conference workers
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