Housing Problems of the Elderly, 2-5. sējumiU.S. Government Printing Office, 1961 |
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65-plus group agencies apartment building chairman Club CONGRESS THE LIBRARY construction cost director East Orange elderly persons facilities Federal Government Federal Housing Administration financing funds going hearing hospital Housing Act Housing Authority housing needs housing problems housing program housing projects income increase individuals interest Jersey Lackawanna County Lehigh County living Louis Louis County low-rent Luzerne County MAYFIELD Mayor DILWORTH meet ment million month mortgage neighborhood Newark nonprofit nursing home old age older citizens older persons organization Pennsylvania percent Philadelphia Housing planning population prepared statement public assistance public housing recreation redevelopment rent rental residents retired Scranton Senator CLARK Senator DIRKSEN Senator LONG Senator RANDOLPH Senator SYMINGTON Senator WILLIAMS senior citizens social security subcommittee Thank tion urban renewal Welfare Council Wilkes-Barre York House
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167. lappuse - SECTION 17. LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION Policy statement. The individual American lives in a local community. Many problems of the aged and aging, and many of the community conditions affected by, or affecting, the aging, can only be resolved, therefore, at the local level. Each person must take the responsibility of developing and using his own capacities for growth and service. In addition, a good community must build those resources which enable older people to remain independent as long...
215. lappuse - California HARRISON A. WILLIAMS, JR., New Jersey MAURINE B. NEUBERGER, Oregon WAYNE MORSE, Oregon ALAN BIBLE, Nevada FRANK CHURCH, Idaho JENNINGS RANDOLPH, West Virginia EDMUND S. MUSKIE, Maine EDWARD V. LONG, Missouri FRANK E. MOSS, Utah EDWARD M. KENNEDY, Massachusetts KALPH W.
473. lappuse - Each of our Senior Citizens, regardless of race, color or creed, is entitled to: 1. The right to be useful. 2. The right to obtain employment, based on merit.
385. lappuse - The committee will stand in recess until 2 o'clock. (Whereupon, at 12 : 30 pm, the subcommittee recessed, to reconvene at 2 pm, this same day.) AFTERNOON SESSION Mr.
473. lappuse - The right to obtain decent housing suited to needs of later years. 6. The right to the moral and financial support of one's family so far as is consistent with the best interest of the family. 7. The right to live independently as one chooses. 8. The right to live and to die with dignity. 9. The right of access to all knowledge as available on how to improve the later years of life.
381. lappuse - The mortgage could not exceed 90 percent of the replacement cost of the project when completed, and $2,500 per room or $9,000 per family unit if the number of rooms in the project is less than 4 per family unit. If the project is elevator type, the dollar limitations can be iip to $3,000 per room and $9,400 per family unit.
299. lappuse - I would be less than honest if I did not tell you that my experience in the TVA was one of the most inspirational experiences in my life.
473. lappuse - The obligation of each citizen to prepare himself to become and resolve to remain active, alert, capable, self-supporting and useful so long as health and circumstances permit and to plan for ultimate retirement.
167. lappuse - Although the needs of some of the aged are many, existing and potential resources are also many. These needs should be viewed within the context of the needs of the total society, and community planning for the aging must be related to, and compatible with, planning for other segments of the population. To put total emphasis on care of the aged, as opposed to developing a community in which one can age with dignity and independence, would poorly serve the coming generations of Americans. We must...
298. lappuse - Only a few of us know that only from homogeneity comes anything of a people or for a people of durable and lasting value the literature, the art, the science, the minimum of government and police...