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Meany Has Praise For Ford

By CHARLES J. LEWIS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - With praise from George Meany for his forthright approach, President Ford is marshaling his forces to combat the cost of living surge. Ford confers twice today with his economic advisers to move along plans for the White House conference on inflation. The inflation parley of economists, political figures and business and labor leaders is set for Sept. 27-28. L. William Seidman, executive director of the conference, joins Kenneth Rush, the President’s economic counselor, and Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, in meeting with Ford in the morning. An expanded group of economic advisers then will meet for an hour with Ford in the afternoon. Ford also received some unofficial economic advice Monday when Meany, in a Labor Day radio address over CBS, urged the President to lay out for the public what Meany said were the hard facts of inflation, recession and unemployment. Meany said “the past five and a half years of deceit and deviousness” have caused people to blame government — not business and labor — for the nation’s economic woes. But that will change under Ford’s administration, Meany said. “Straight talk is this President’s long suit and that is what the country and her people

need,” he said. Meany, president of the AFLCIO, went on to assert that the current inflation is not caused by excessive demand and, therefore, that “budget cuts, high interest rates and tight money — which might be appropriate weapons against excessive demand inflation — simply will not work.” Instead, the Ford administration should seek to increase home construction, end exports of scarce commodities, create a public service employment program and close tax loopholes, Meany urged in his broadcast address. Another labor leader, Arnold Miller, president of the United

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Judy Neuffer looks at herself as a woman who has been in the right place at the right time, twice. The first was when the Navy opened flight training to women. The second came on Sunday when she was in the pilot’s seat of a Navy P3 weather reconnaissance plane which penetrated the eye of Hurricane Carmen, with its winds of 175 miles per hour. The 25-year-old lieutenant from Wooster, Ohio, thus became the first woman pilot in naval history to fly into a hurri-

Mine Workers, met with Ford on Monday and promised his union’s support for the inflation conference. Miller was among some 200 representatives of business, labor, Congress and the Ford cabinet who witnessed the signing of the pension bill, formally known as the Employe Retirement Income Security Act. Among other provisions, the law sets government standards fw the funding and operation of private pension plans. It also establishes a government agency to manage a pension insurance fund to pay benefits in cases where pension plans collapse financially.

cane’s eye. “I didn’t know what to expect, but I think I can honestly say I didn’t feel fear,” she said. “I have lots of confidence in the aircraft and in the crew. They know their job and they know it well.” She also was helped by the commanding officer of the fourengine turboprop jet, Cmdr. Dick Sirch, an experienced hurricane hunter who supported her and briefed her on what to expect. Sirch said she compares well with other new pilots. "Basically, she did a super job,” he said.

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„ By George W. Crane, Ph.D., M.D.

Jim Pauley's cheery disposition is an inspiration to everybody. An auto accident made him a wheelchair victim, but he drives his car and sparkplugs both the Hemophilia Foundation of Indiana, as well as the Paraplegic Organization. CASF- B-633: Jim Pauley, aged about 40, president of the Indiana Hemopolilia Foundation, invited me to Indianapolis. "Dr. Crane,” he recently asked, “could you address our banquet session on Saturday night? “We are trying to raise money for our philanthropic work, and since you are a popular Indianapolis STAR columnist, you'd pull a full house for us.

"Besides, Jim Gerard wants you to come a day early and appear on his TV show at noon on Friday. "Jim has been our superb volunteer publicity director, so we feel you two would make this money-raising banquet a high success. “You don't need to limit your address just to hemophilia, for Dr. Muller, director of our medical committee, will speak for a few minutes on hemophilia. "So you might discuss ‘The Psychology of (wood Health’ and thus cover a wide range of related items." DYNAMIC MEMORIALS Jim Pauley became a wheel chair victim a dozen years ago, during an auto accident which

also killed his mother. So he is also an active sparkplug in the paraplegic association. Indeed, he is largely responsible for the sloping ramps now placed at the street corners to let w heel chair persons avoid the abrupt drop off at curbings. They are a splendid dynamic memorial to Jim's selfless devotion to handicapped folks. "Dr. Crane," he told meat our luncheon with Jim Gerard after the Friday TV Show, "I asked one of our local cartoonists if he couldn't makea drawing of a typical street corner, where the able bodied folks are lined up to use the ramp, while a wheel chair person sits on the sidelines, vainly waiting for a chance to

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use the very ramp that was made for him and his paraplegic comrades ” In my address, I mentioned that good health requires a broad cosmic outlook. For example, very few babies in the State Fair Baby Contests, are 100% perfect Almost everybody has some defect, such as crossed eyes, knock-knees, astigmatism, deafness, baldness, gray hair, diabetes, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, etc., etc. Thus, when we begin to feel unduly sorry for ourselves or indulge in self-pity, we should imagine ourselves on a medical stairway. Above us are some who are more healthy or more physicially perfec t than we are, while below us are many much less fortunate. "How many of you hemophiliacs here tonight," I asked, "would rather be blind or quadriplegic, as many returned veterans now are?” Then I mentioned, too, that sweethearts of crawfishing old bachelors, who hesitate to go through a wedding ceremony, should remind those hesitant men that a wife is superb insurance for a husband's longer life. By actual insurance statistics, you wives thus add 5 more years to a man’s lifespan. And if you husbands kiss your Wives an affectionate “goodbye" each morning, you gain an extra 2 years! Serenity of soul, as gained by active partnership with the Almighty, is also the best possible insurance for not only long life, but a HAPPY longevity! (Alwayi writ* to Dr Cron* in car* *f thit n«wspap*r, enclosing a long itampod, addressed envelop* and ?S cents t* cover typing and printing casts when you send (ot one of his booklets i