DOCUMENT RESUME ED 022 116 AC 002 611 RESOIRCES FOR TIE AGINGAN ACTION HANDBOOK, ACATALOGUE OF FEDERAL PROGRAMS, FOUICATIONS MID TRUSTS. AND VOLUNTARY AGENCIES THAT ASSISTCONIIUNITIES AND INDIVIDUALS TO MEET TI-C NEEDS OF THE AGING. National Council on the Aging. Inc. New York, N.Y.; Office of EconomicOpportunity, Washington, D.C. Community Action Prograra. Pub Date Feb 67 Note-323p. EDRS Price MF-S125 HC-S13130 Descriptors-AGE. BIBLIOGRAPHIES. BUSINESS, CIVIL RIGHTS.CONSUMER EDUCATION. DIRECTORIES, EtPLOYMENT. *FEDERAL GOVERMENT. FINANCIAL SERVICE&FOOD. *FOUICATION PROGRAMS. GF1ERAL EDUCATION. HEALTH SERVICES. HOUSING. JOB TRAINING. MILITARYPERSONNEL. NIRSING. *OLDER ADULTS. PROGRAM PLA11ING. RECREATION. REGIONAL PROGRAMS, *RESOIRCEGUIDES, KRAL AREAS. *VOLIATARY AGENCIES Published to stimulate local, state, and national groups todevelop programs to assist the aged, this catalog presentsinformation about federal grants-in-aid and basic service programs that serve the old. andabout foundations and trusts, and national voluntary agencies supporting programs for theaged or willing to assist lecal groups organizing programs.Resources are given for financial assistance,food and clothiig. housing. health services, nursing care, employmentand training, smal business loans and services, general education and recreation, consumereducation, civi rights. veterans' programs, planning, facilities and staffing, programsfor specific regions or special groups, and for rural areas and smal towns.For each program listed descriptions include the nature and purpose of programs,form and extent of assistance, requirements for eligibility, andwhere to apply. Field offices and regional addresses of government agencies are given. There are twobibliographies. (ai) 0 0 ; 0110d dO NO111S0d Will SNOINId0 dO MIIA N01011101 10 1)W0 0 SINIOd 1YD1110 1N1S1ddld '11 91411Y14191d0 AlIdYSS131Nd 1011 00NO101.114010 dO NOSIld SY14 11111411)00 SIHI 0101S sr;edetarkf 4, NI WW1 01M1D/ SY kl1NX1 al)1100dd3 'rr. 4: , pp av,seS: r , AVITINt NO110101 1411Y114 NOI1V)fl0 0 1)1110 10 1141141M10 .S.11 , ; '14 4190A 4; tate,Kret: . A A 04,44( '4,Fveitchiwdr,t t. 42 i4 ri4 kr-44,1tc ;." 4 tiAN'',141 tp trfiF'r, _ *4, \.,`'it.4.1.3,,;N,1,4,, , 4, c, 1.;, ;..44L4;:, 1*, tis 3, ') f , . f kr .1 1 . rt t, t, :;;' ,1 ;# 01, '31 ' 1 A , andFederal Voluntary Programs, Agencies Foundations that Assist and theTrusts, Aging provisionsOfficefor Preparedthe ofCommunity Economic of by Contract The Action Opportunity,National 0E0.79. Program Council under of on the the the Aging
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315NewTHE Park York,NATIONAL Avenue New South York COUNCIL 10010 ON THE AGING, INC. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page no. 3.2. 1.KEY INTRODUCTION FOREWORD TO CATALOGUE xvxiix 4.5. INDEX PROGRAMS 1 I 8.7. 6.FIELD VOLUNTARY FOUNDATIONS OFFICES AND AGENCIES AND REGIONAL ADDRESSES TRUSTS 237190161 10. A BIBLIOGRAPHY:9. A BIBLIOGRAPHY: AVAILABLEFORPOVERTY THE AGED AND RESOURCES THE POOR AGED 276273 vii FOREWORD This valuable handbook of Federal programs, trusts, founda- bookavailable.comprehensivetions because and voluntary 0E0 it should iscompilation delighted agencies be of tosignificantof which have public financedassist and help privatethe to the aged,all creation is the resources nowthose eager of thismost livingpressingto improve in poverty.problems the lot The wasand Office livelihoodAmerica's ofWhen Economic of 5.4 the million War Opportunity on older Poverty began in 1964, our older citizens. one of the most people initiated muchandcausedand those established more by povertyof must other severalbe in agencies done old age.programs to helpare We onlyour to older beginningsandeliminate Americans the suffering live are aware that our efforts that in in dignity and security. OfficeDirectorSargent of Economic Shriver Opportunity a INTRODUCTIONstimulus to local, state andWe national call this groups book anto Actionact to develop Handbook pro- with the hope that it will be andthe old,associations plus foundations who either and have trusts, programs and national for the voluntary aging or agencies are in- yearsthatlivingofgrams povertymore and atto thanolder, aassist minimalthan one-third and thethe agingmorepleasuresor poverty of than andall Recently,familyof aged one-fifthsubsistence life. poor households it bywho was arepersons sufferestimated headed considered 65more byyears by personsof the to theand Officebe pain 55 of Economic Opportunity onlybeenare.volvedlarger Our thoseselective; in partinclusion planning that of areit the is of nationalsuch notcataloguethat foundations, exhaustive. programs. in scope.Local trusts is,InFederal general,whereprogram and programs voluntarythe weplanners largest have make agenciesinciLded should resources up thenot, has however, overlook the innu- adequate.toertyWithertyolder. combat level 35(based Inmillion and We,povertynumbers, on millionsas thepeople a and nation,Social 5.4 themoreof million allSecurityproblemshave justages beenpersons barely receiving Administration of slow poverty aboveaged to incomes provide 65 thishave and Poverty level, scarcely underoverlarge-scale, our liveIndex).the beenefforts pov-in pov- ofdiatelyLocalmerable forms availableand and other stateinclude resources andresources the may following: availablebe are, the 2.1.in easiest State,Local some at both to countyserviceinstances, get.the local These andgroups the cityand take mostsuch programsstate a varietyasimme- level. 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Voluntary ReligiousUnions and associations, groups related of groups.every communitybers denomination.groups.and of women's Commerce, councils clubs, and fraternal and professional civic organizations, organizations. ladies auxiliaries thelems.piecemeal,fortssocial mostpoor, have As securityreluctantly, particularly a increasedresult,small-scale legislation those we the but made specific older interestedhave on our poor, abeen national solutions first in havein developingsteps "stops scale.faced to to oftenand establish Sincegreat starts,"programs interrelated difficultythen, welfare providing our to serveinef-prob- and terestedtentgramstacted.Local and andthatThey program strength availableprovide may, developersof of the theseto all anyservice groups sources Whereplan need or oror to projectthey naturallyagencies,program. assess exist, being the vary be Manythese strength amongconsidered. from shouldmay areatheand have bemost potential toThe amongpro- area. in- ex- the first sources con- catalogueemploymentoflocating funding isand aimedof of compilingnew and at programs serviceeasing sources thisto to the providetask of older support and increasedpoor. speeding for their opportunitiesthe programs. development forThis help.quickcallofficesupport or information visit of available the to publiclocal regarding in leaders voluntary the community orexisting toagencies the localfromregional, listed programsthese in state, sources.this andvolumeor national sourcesA telephone can ofbring aboutprograms.Resources federal For grants-in-aid the most part and wePrimarily, basichave soughtservice this to catalogueprograms present informationisthat of servenationwide, federal-sponsored formajorFoundations which alternatives there and are Trusts noare funds generally availableIf the Federal community's at the programs local plan or and state or foundationsproposal level, the is an ambitious one, or one .'"*. xi Well placed letters, telephone calls or andRusselarefoundations trusts. particularlyof Sage at leastThere Foundation that $10,000. are had a assets Most concerned with the aging or Directory,growing published number in 1964, ofof the these are local ofin atscope, least $100,000 or related problems. Thelatter, many of which had made grantslisted 6,700but manyhere. are Those willactualprogramstheyandments requirethat published visits maycan further providefitto regionalthepamphlets only inquiry.proposal. this help and can one to needed information. Catalogues,Most Federal agenciesfield only officessuggest give of that athe general pro-sponsoring idea of the choose the program or programs handbooks depart- existing wenational;vey comehave carried listedonlyto our outa few of the Foundations are a good source, attention as sponsorshave of indicatedby the an publishersinterest of the theylocal often foundations have broad are or listed not only because thereaging are so projects. directory, orin haveaging recently problems in a sur- flexible purposes mnriy tivestiongramssupplyare in regarding prepared theirand required the regional theto application agencies' or specific proposalhelp be local discussed program planners and field offices to obtain policies and programs. Thesecontract forms. If serious and, ifwith need their be, representa-can detailed informa- problems offices projectinterest.orofremember aimsthem, which which Quitebut maythatalso mayoften thebecausenot Directorythisfit be reinterpreted to expand or easilyflexibility into allows Federal them programs. to fund Parkof Foundations Avenue, New (available York City, develop areas of from thethe unusualOne should New York ariseintheyally any the theyprovide number national offer grants-in-aid of direct officials ways services crFederal programs may offer and often depend upon the of the Federal agency can contracts.to individuals Services mayandassistance groups;be in various forms. specific aims of be approached. but often offered Usu- Russellgiven10017)Federal closeSage is aFoundation,Programsattention. most valuable 230 list of resources and one that should be quiretionsprograms,theinstitutions program asmatching to periodsin and eligiblegeneral, contributions the of totime, are receive legislation which authorized it. money grantsprescribed with purposes,of funds and persons or servicesthem. fromSome grant programs particular specifica- departments and Grants-in-aid those apply- also re- and finedrightgram or programare circumscribed. usually which can fundOn or the other hand, Federal programs prescribed. It may take some Eligibility, the forms and extent This catalogueassist a isparticular an attempt proposal, to sup- are more specifically searching to find the of the pro- but thede- ingtheganizationmentsagencies for Federal theare also program.made or agency individualmake between Incontracts to undertaking the contract. Such addition to thegrants, granting some agencysupply and some an specific servicefor services required. Legal arrange- contracts are in-institution, or- eventuallydesired by plytoresults Some aninclude outline can programs those be of worth information that are the designed effort.In selecting the programs to appear deal with all the major problems others may thatinclude will the makeparticularly aged this search for the easier. aged and deal in this listing we have of the aging. because tried with creasinglybecomeVoluntary a being major used Agenciesresource by a number for programs. of agencies and may thatand,therepreted.aging age lastly, are group when no we specific exclusively;purposes have selected requirements and someThe as listing was planned as an eligibility standards are broadly outline and includesprograms only which to the age group to be could include the briefinter- or served; nationalforstimulateservices the voluntaryaged of and these and initiate are agenciesagencies active local that aregroupsinTo serve supplement these Federal programs a listing of the compiling andvaried distributing and extensive. Most of to develop programs of the aged is included. The informationmajor,service them determinegestparedxii possible details exactly ofprograms. the how various a Detailedplan programs, or propOsal fits existinginformation programs that will allow one to and, as such, can only sug- whichexistinformation canfor theassist andpurpose groups professional of to giving ability in develop programs. There is a assistance. They also may be these organizations and most wealth of useful tionin the with search foundation for resources, and government for some, grants, either fund and provide assist-singly or in combina- anceAcknowledgmentssiderable as well ashelp information. and assistance;Any particularly compilation from such the as departmentsthe one we've undertaken requires con- cluded.LrbanEducationacknowledgemationand agencies AllDevelopment, about haveand theoftheir Welfare; beengovernment Administration programs. mostLabor; the kind Departments andthat Specifically, andonthe administer Aging helpfulSmall of of Businesswe Agriculture,in the ourwould programsDepartment search Administration like Housing for formallywe've of infor- Health, and to in- publicationtheencestudymunityof Office the for ofDepartment Improvement. ourresourcesof Catalogue Economic own research. ofand of Commerce. OpportunityThat Federalwas catalogueboth Programs an Our and inspiration is greatest particularly a for major Individual debt,and contribution toconstant however, their and Com-recent refer-to is any to KEY TO THE CATALOGUE 2.3. And1. Then First then turn go turn toto thetheto the appropriatepage index numberforprogram Page thoseprogram orcorresponding numbers titlesprograms category and given pagewhich with listed innumbers thecoverthe below. programindex. the of area allHere category. programs of you your will Thisinterest. which find index a fall brief will under description give that the category. Search this index formationtypesof tile ofthatprograms projects is available; which sponsored; willofficJs contain form where and the further extentfollowing information of assistance; information: may eligibility benature sought. and requirements; purpose of the printed program; in- PROGRAM OR SERVICES CATEGORIES INDEX PAGES 3.2.1. HousingFinancialFood and Assistance Clothing and EconomIc Aid VIIII 4.6.5. Employment,NursingHealth Services Care TrainingFacilities and Facilities and Rehabilitation XIXIIIVII 9.8.7. GeneralConsumerSmall BusinessEducation Education Loans and ServicesRecreation and Services XVIIXVXXI 11.10.12. CivilPlanning,Veterans' Rights FacilitiesPrograms and Staffing XXVIIXXVXXIII 15.14.13. ..) TrustsProgramsPrograms and Particularly Foundations for Specific for Regions Rural Areasor Special and GroupsSmall Towns XXXVXXXIIIXXXI 16, National Associations, Councils and Committees XXXVII XV
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND ECONOMIC AID PROGRAMS: strationorThe broad-scale programs projects includedeconomic in financial in aid, this assistancebut category several aredeal grants- also primarily included.in-aid withprograms the provision which support of direct research financial and assistance demon- cla Tz at c.)a) X &.. I i tocd0.) 3 o Social SecurityOld Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance cn..Xsa)> X 1817 2 AidOld toAge thePermanently Assistance Blind and Totally Disabled X X X 201916 CubanCitizensGeneral Refugee AssistanceReturned Assistance or and Brought Social From Services a Foreign to American Country Indians X XX 898812 SocialP.entUnemployment Supplements Insurance InsuranceProgram for Disadvantaged for Railroad Persons Workers X X X 958586 andVocationalAdult Workshops Vocational RehabilitationTraining TrainingAmerican for Persons for Construction in Redevelopment Indians of Facilities Areas X X 124123131 Veterans'Vocational Disability RehabilitationTraining CompensationPension for Disabled Veterans X r (continued) I FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND ECONOMIC AID PROGRAMS (continued): Ca 4-,co 1 ..0,... (t) c)a) (.7 ca$4= c4 ..5. I -1 0=cd a4 Zcdtol)a) 0 C/D.. a)>1. 126125 14 ResearchVeterans'Veterans' Dependencyand Death Demonstration Pension and Indemnity Projects Compensation in Public Assistance X 1315 FosterResearchSocial Grandparent Security and Demonstration Program ProjectSocial Welfare and X XX X 232225 withCommunityFarmers Low Incomes Home Action AdministrationLoans Program to Rural Families X 2124 FederalFarmersIncomesLoans to Credit CooperativesHome UnionsLoans, AdministrationOperating Serving ThriftRural andFamilies Financial Loans with LowCounseling X X 999897 SmallEconomic Business Opportunity LoanAdministrationCommunity Programs Loans to Small Business Development Loans X 100 25 1 CommunityAdministrationSmall Business Action Developmenton ProgramAgingServices Centers for Program Older Americans X X II X X 4826 SeasonalCommunityDemonstration Farm Action Workers (or Model)ProgramAssistance Cities Program for Migrants and X X FOOD AND CLOTHING: foodThe and programs clothing in or this financial category assistance provide, to either purchase directly them. or indirectly, Page No. 27 Commodity Distribution Program 2528 1 CommunityAdministrationFood Stamp Action Program on ProgramAgingServices for Older Americans
III existingTheHOUSING: large housing number by of providing programs financialin this category and technical assist individualsassistance, andguidance, groups research, to develop and new planning. housing and rehabilitate bl)cCI0 CI) CloC.) 1 .cC14.... C.) +a 7.4 Z 7.4 CSI c0gi$.1 v I 0cCI110 7I c$.4co 0 CO 4 X*4a CD .5 44-I g X fai Z 0 9 Public Housing Program for Senior Citizens =z X X X X 121130 RentSeniorLow-Rent Supplements Citizens Public RentalforHousing Disadvantaged HousingDirect Persons Loan Program X X X X 403910 F.H.A.Farmers Mortgage Home AdministrationRental InsuranceHousingInsuranceRental Housing for Housing Families for forthe of SeniorElderly Low and Citizens X X XX 4241 ModerateF.H.A.(Regular MortgageIncome Program) InsuranceCooperativeInsuranceMulti-Family Housing Rental Housing X X X X 148 3534 HomeF.H.A. Rehabilitation Mortgage InsuranceCondominiums GrantsDirect Loans X XX X X 373638 PropertyFarmersFarm Labor HomeImprovement HousingLoans AdministrationRural Loans and Grants Home Loans X X X 43 HomeF.H.A. Improvements Mortgage InsuranceFinancing Home Purchases and X (continued) X V HOUSING (continued): 0 a) "a 0t.4 0 0 bz c.) 1 co sz 0 711 &.4 0aS Vico 0 44vtl ca co a ..844..-4 0 .44 on(I) ta, albA 0 g0CDlig 0 alE(1) g0 .0 k XX X 127132 z 24 F.H.A.FarmersVeterans' Mortgage Home Home Loans AdministrationOperatingInsurancefor Loans Veterans X XX X 4744 ProjectsF.H.A.F.H.A. Mortgage Mortgage InsuranceforInsurancefor Concentrated Urban Renewal Rehabilitation XXX X X XX X 147146 31 UrbanDemonstrationUrban Renewal Renewal Projects ProgramsDemonstration for Low-Income Housing Grant Program XX X X XX 483325 DemonstrationExperimentalCommunity ActionHousing (or Program Program Model) Cities Program X XX XX X X 4532 SmallFarmersPublic Towns HousingHome and ProgramRural AdministrationFinancial Assistance Groups for American Indians to 4.. X 121222 46 InformationNationalPresident's Council CommitteeProgramHousing on the on Aging Equal Opportunity in Housing for the Aged X VI 192 American Association of Homes for the Aging HEALTHtraining,The programs SERVICES and facilities in AND this toFACILITIES:index furnish provide servicell financial to maintain and technical physical assistance and mental for health.planning, research, CIS 0 ..- 0 4.2 0 Ct00 Ca 1 .0 4 C.).50 4.)cogi0 ..0 c.)co $4cto 11 0 ...... -4 o E- <40 C.)M M i..1 0al CD .5.al14 44 I 44....g .8 CD a. zalb.0 o =.7,"-I cn ..0,) 0,) P4 A0°El (1) E0 E-.... 140 CL:0 44ECt Cr0. X X 546 FormulaCommunityKerr-MillsHealth Insurance Grants ProgramMedical Health for Services the AgedMedicare for Assistance Chronically to the Ill andAged AgedState XX X X X 69 7 andCommunity Aged ImmunizationHealth Services Program Project Grants for Chronically Ill X X X 134 6265 CommunityPlanningRetardedDental Care for forHealthCommunity the Aged,Planning Health Chronically Grants Facilities for III, Heart and Disease,Mentally Cancer X X X X XX 48 1 AdministrationDemonstrationand Stroke (or on Model)AgingServices Cities Program for Older Americans X X X X X X 4925 8 NationalChronicCommunity DiseasesInstitute Action andof Program Child Health Health Problems and Human of the Aged Development X X X X X 50 GrantsResearch for and Community Training Health Practice and Research X X (continued) VII HEALTH SERVICES AND FACILITIES (continued): - 0 a) a) a)CO TS.0 0CC1c.)0 411 1:11 cacgs b.0 .-1 0a) reacri 1 as 0 cd . 0.4-t a)a l ,-. kCdCE14 g 0 CD .,-* as0 ,I .1bCDC.)0 CO CC1al $4CI02 44.0 I ,I ad0 4-) .02"4 02 131) .s= > C/1a) k4) r:ga) a) E E-k- E- 44 1-1 0 c., ..9 X 44..- <4 a, zCd 0 5170 Hill-BurtonGeneral Research Research Support Program Grants X X X X X XX 7152 DevelopmentNeurologicalPrograms and SensoryExpansion Disease Service Programof Community Mental Health X X XX XXX 545553 MentalConstructionConstruction HealthResearch of of Community Community and TrainingMentalFacilities Health forCenters the Mentally X XXX X X 5758 RetardedtheUniversity-AffiliatedManpower Mentally ExperimentalRetarded Clinical Facility Constructions and Demonstration Projects forfor the XX X XX XX 5660 ResearchMentallyProjects Retarded Centersfor Hospital for ImprovementMental Retardation for the Mentally Disabled XX XX XX XX XX 149 7261 Hill-BurtonHospitalHealth andResearch Program Facilities Medical Facilities Program Construction X X XX VIII X 59 Health Facilities for Appalachian Regional Development X X X (continued) X HEALTH SERVICES AND FACILITIES (continued): --,..-o ce 0 -41 c.)a) rot CD .0 .5741 a)co 0(1)c.) 0 Cacn 0ct et;.4 X I ...4 4 at!Di) 0 66 R X I > rn S-1 X X X 361164 HealthSenior Services Citizens forand Rental Agricultural Facilities HousingDirect for Migratory American Loan Workers Indians Program X X X X 148146 39 F.H.A.UrbanFarm Renewal MortgageLabor HousingLoans Projects InsuranceRental and GrantsHousing for the Elderly X XX 129 6768 PublicF.H.A. HealthHealth Mortgage Training TrainingTraineeshiPs InsuranceCondominiums for American Indians X X X X 137136135 PublicNeighborhoodVeterans' Facilities Restoration Facilities Loans Centers Program xx X 200192139 PersonalAmericanFederal PropertySurplus Association Personalfor Educational of Homes Property forand for the Public Donation Aging Health Uses x X 222 AmericanNational NursingCouncil onHome the AgingAssociation 'MIMI/ IX careloans,The facilities, programs andNURSING mortgage homes in this CARE forinsuranceindex the FACILITIES: provideaging to provideand assistance nursing facilities, in homes. the equipment,development The forms and of generalprivatethis assistance andservices. nonprofit include nursing grants, 0 cebe 0 . X X 7372 Z LoanHill-Burton Program Program for Nursing Homes X XX 617574 HospitalVeterans'Loan Programs and Nursing Medical for Homes Private Facilities Nursing Construction Homes X X X 136135 76 F.H.A.NeighborhoodPublic FacilitiesMortgage Facilities Loans Insurance Program Nursing Homes X 138137 77 RealPersonalFallout Property Shelters Property for for Educationalfor Homes Educational for andthe AgingPublicand Public Health Health Uses Uses X X 101 9727 CommodityManagementSmall Business Distribution and Loan Technical Programs Program Assistance to Small Business 128 78 4 Veterans'Health Insurance NursingDomiciliary forHome the Program CareAgedMedicare X 200192 American NursingAssociation Home of HomesAssociation for the Aging XI services,TheEMPLOYMENT following research, TRAININGtraining, and AND financial REHABILITATION: assistance to develop and programs help people to obtain job training, placement, and rehabilitation services by providing direct operate such services. X X 8079 Experimental and Demonstratian Projects Under OMPER X x X X 832581 CommunityExperimentalManpower ActionDevelopment and Program Demonstration and Training Projects for Rural Persons X X x X X X 868582 AdultVocational Vocational Job Training TrainingAmerican for AmericanDisadvantaged Indians Persons X x X X X 888784 WorkGeneralVocational Experience Employment Training Program for Services Persons in Redevelopment Areas X X x X X X 89 1 AdministrationSocialUnemployment Insurance Insurance for Program AgingServices for Railroad for WorkersOlder Americans X X XX 122 9192 VocationalEqual Employment RehabilitationResearch Opportunity Commission and DemonstrationTraining Centers X X (continued) XI II EMPLOYMENT TRAINING AND REHABILITATION (continued): 72 0 .5bb a) oa) 1 0) 4 co0I1.4 0rd 0 t:00 ; 0.. a) .2le Ei Lt.: .e...',.'" ..t 0SXg$4 t: 4BE .4 Ai Zcabb o90 . Grants g A%a) e a) g4 cW 0-D oX rzi XX i 131 9394 VocationalVocational RehabilitationTraining RehabilitationEducation Research Services Grants for Disabled Veterans X XX X XX XX 5895 VocationalandMentallyManpowerVocational Workshops Retarded RehabilitationTrainingExperimental Rehabilitation for and Demonstration Projects Construction of Facilities for the X X XX X XX XX 135 4896 DemonstrationFederalNeighborhood Prisoners (or Facilities Model) Rehabilitation Cities Program Program Program X X XIV SMALL BUSINESS LOANS AND SERVICES: loans,The programs and technical in this assistance index provide to small financial businesses. assistance in the forms of grants, e:o 97 Small Business Loan Programs X 100 9998 SmallEconomic Business Opportunity DevelopmentAdministrationCommunity Loans toCenters Small ProgramBusiness Development Loans X X X 102101 25 ServiceManagementCommunity Corps Action and of RetiredTechnical Program Executives Assistance to Small Business X X
XV GENERALassistance,The programs EDUCATION research, that follow ANDtraining, RECREATION:assist and the facilities old to obtain to develop general and education operate andeducational recreation by providing financial and recreational programs. C.)41.)C/3 XCt-t )-4 i0 X 1 Administration on AgingServices for Older Americans X X 104115103 EducationalAdultCooperative Basic EducationAdvisory Research Services Program and Data X X 110109108 CooperativeContinuingCommunity Education Extension Service andand Services ContinuingCultural Affairs Education X XX 111114 25 TeachingCommunityHome Management Materials Action Programfor Education the Blind for Aged Welfare Recipients X X X 135113112 NeighborhoodCaptionedLoans for Films Recreational Facilities for the DeafProgram Enterprises and Facilities X 136 1110 SeniorFarmersPublic Citizens Facilities Home Rental AdministrationRental Loans HousingDirect LoanHousing Program for Senior Citizens 39 F.H.A. Mortgage InsuranceRental Housing for the Elderly (continued) XVII GENERAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION (continued): 44 1 C.)41)Ca co .5 co 1 r..r.I 1k 0 t X 1 X0 ra4g Z 8148146 F.H.A.Urban Mortgage Renewal ProjectsInsurance Condominiums XX X 137 4536 FarmPersonalFarmers Labor PropertyHome HousingLoans AdministrationFinancial for Educational and Grants and Public Health Uses Assistance to Small Towns and Rural Groups X 139138105 RealFederalLibrary Property Surplus Services for EducationalPersonal and ConstructionRural Property and Public Health Uses for Donation and Urban X 106141107 AssistanceFederalSupplementary Surplus for Medical Educational Real PropertyLibraries Centers for and Disposal Services X 142 4993 FederalNationalVocational Land Institute Education Use of Child Research Health Grants and Human DevelopmentResearch and Training X XX 365953 HealthMentalFarm Facilities LaborHealthResearch HousingLoans for Appalachian and Training and RegionalGrants Development Groups XVI II X 45 Farmers Home AdministrationFinancial Assistance to Small Towns and Rural (continued) GENERAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION (continued): co qa) cn 2 io c..1Zal Fi N Zaltoa) 0 . x ax 222 1110 NationalSeniorFarmers Citizens Council Home Rentalon AdministrationRental the Aging HousingDirect Loan Housing Program for Senior Citizens
,., XIX CONSUMER EDUCATION SERVICES: Thein variousfollowing forms programs to plan, and develop, services and offer provide individuals education for the and groups assistance consumer. ....Ts a)bb . .2 al a1al cl,110114 zct 0 CooperativeHome Management Extension Education Services for Aged Welfare Recipients XCh t(3) 01k 116 1514 ResearchFood and and Drug DemonstrationDemonstration AdministrationConsumer Projects ProjectSocial in Public Education Welfare Assistance and Social Security X X 103115 92 CooperativeAdult Basic Education Research Program Demonstration XX 152 2529 ConsumersCommunityAgriculturalVocational Union Action Research RehabilitationResearch of Program United Service States, Inc. and XX 151160154 CenterProgramaCouncil for on Consumer de Consumer Orientaction Affairs Information del Consumidor X 157155153 NationalCreditCooperative Union Consumers League National ofLeague Associationthe U.S.A. XX 150 A.F.L.C.I 0. Community Services Activities (continued)X XXI CONSUMER EDUCATION SERVICES (continued): 02 P4ga) zc; va...9 a)a)>$4 193158156 AmericanPresident'sNational Better Association Special Business Assistant of Bureau,Retired for ConsumerPersonsInc. Affairs X 210159220 CongressionalNationalFarmers Council Educational Sub-Committee of Senior and CitizensCooperative on Consumer Union of AmericaSenior Citizens Interests of the Elderly Council XX
XXII CIVIL RIGHTS: Theindividuals programs and in thisgroups category that their provide civil servicesrights under and lawfinancial are not assistance being to assure violated. 411.) 117baCld Z Community Relations Service C/2X 119118120 Washington,OfficeAccommodations of Criminalthe D.C. Attorney Legal Justice Aid GeneralProtection Agency of Voting Rights and Equal Access to Public XX 229122121 NationalEqualPresident's Employment Urban Committee League Opportunity on Equal CommissionOpportunity in Housing X
XXIII VETERANS' PROGRAMS: The following are a wide range of programs which provide services and assistance to veterans only. 0) a) 1:113 .,I c.)sa) 12344 Zcaa) 0 . Veterans' Disability Pension cil a)>$.1 126125124 Veterans' DependencyDisabilityDeath Pension Compensation and Indemnity Compensation 127129128 Veterans' HomeRestorationDomiciliary Loans CentersProgram X X 132131130 F.VocationalVeterans' H.A. Mortgage Hospitalization RehabilitationTraining Insurance For Veterans for Disabled Veterans X X
XXV PLANNING, FACILITIES AND STAFFING: The programs in this index assist individuals and groups to plan services, facilities, and staffing for a wide range of programs. ...)..-1 (1)ra 14 (1) 4.1r..1g"4 4.1.rfil040E -.1 X 25 Community Action Program Planning i X 134133 62 StrokeCommunityPlanning forAdvances HealthCommunity Planning Public Health Works Grants Facilities for Heart Disease, Cancer and X X 147146 1 AdministrationUrban Renewal on DemonstrationProjects AgingServices Grant for ProgramOlder Americans X X X X 222192 48 AmericanNationalDemonstration AssociationCouncil (or on Model) the of HomesAging Cities for Program the Aging Facilities X Xx 136135 45 PublicNeighborhoodFarmers Facilities Home Facilities Loans AdministrationFinancial Program Assistance to Small XX X Towns and Rural Groups (continued) XXVII PLANNING, FACILITIES AND STAFFING (continued): .44...4 (1)co '4 E(1) 44 zatba4) 0 . 14440al1.1 ASI. II 0Cr 11-4 Xi 1011 SeniorFarmers Citizens Home Rental AdministrationRental Housing for HousingDirectFacilities (continued) Loan Program Senior Citizens XX X XX 113105106 AssistanceLoansLibrary for ServicesRecreational for Medical and Libraries ConstructionRuralEnterprises and Urban and Facilities XXX XX XX 107 7273 Hill-BurtonLoanSupplementary Program Program forEducational Nursing Centers Homes and Services XX XX X X 757477 FalloutVeterans'Loan Programs Shelters Nursing for Homes HomesPrivate for Nursing Homes the Aging XX X XX 525554 ConstructionDevelopmentConstruction ofand of Community CommunityExpansion Mentalof Facilities for the MentallyCommunity Mental Health Health Centers Retarded Programs XX X XX 103 5657 CooperativeResearchUniversity-Affiliated Centers Research for Mental ProgramClinical Facility Retardation Constructions XX X XXVIII for the Mentally Retarded (continued) PLANNING, FACILITIES AND STAFFING (continued): ....1.4V8,1 d20 44 Ea) 11r.74 0cd 1.4 004 14 g X X 6159 HospitalHealth Facilities and Medical for Appalachian Facilities Construction Regional Development Facilities (continued) X XX X 149 6663 SanitationHealth Research Facilities Facilities and Services Program for American Indians XX X 139138137 RealPersonalHealthFederal Property Services PropertySurplus for and EducationalPersonalfor Facilities Educational Property forand American Publicand for Public Donation Health Indians Health Uses Uses X XX 14214140 1 Federal LandSurplus Use RealPersonal Property Property for Disposal for Sale X X XXIX PLANNING, FACILITIES AND STAFFING (Continued): :4"...... 1.. X 143 Neighborhood Youth Corps Staff 1X X 144145 25 CollegeVolunteersCommunity Work-Study in ServiceAction Program to America (VISTA) XX X
XXX PROGRAMS FOR SPECIFIC REGIONS OR SPECIAL GROUPS: includeThese programs certain ethnic provide groups, a wide disadvantaged range of services persons, particularly and those for with special physical regions or mental handicaps. or groups. Special groups 591718 AidHealth to thePermanentlyFacilities Blind for andAppalachian Totally Disabled Regional Development 112111 55 ConstructionCaptionedTeaching Materials Films of Community for for the the Deaf Blind Facilities for the Mentally Retarded 575658 University-AffiliatedResearchManpower Centers Experimental for MentalClinical and RetardationDemonstration Facility Constructions Projects forfor thethe MentallyMentally Retarded 32636616 PublicSanitationHealthGeneral HousingServices Assistance Facilities Programand and andFacilities Social Servicesfor American forServices forAmerican American Indians to American Indians Indians Indians 858267 AdultVocationalPublic Vocational Health Job Training Training TrainingAmerican for for American American Indians Indians Indians 208919 CitizensCubanSocial RefugeeInsurance Returned Assistance Program or Brought for fromRailroad a Foreign Workers Country (continued) XXXI PROGRAMS FOR SPECIFIC REGIONS OR SPECIAL GROUPS (continued): 64 Health Services for Agricultural Migratory Workers 369626 CommunityFarmFederal Labor Prisoners ActionHousingLoans Rehabilitation ProgramAssistance and ProgramGrants for Migrants and Seasonal Farm Workers
XXXII PROGRAMSThe following PARTICULARLY are programs FOR of RURAL AREAS AND a wide range of services that are designed particularly for rural SMALL TOWNS: areas and small towns. 1-4 o A, zaoata) o . X X i 362910 AgriculturalFarmers Home Research AdministrationRental Service Housing for Senior Citizens X 233722 FarmersFamersFarm LaborHome Home HousingLoans AdministrationRural AdministrationLoans and Grants Home to Rural Loans Families with Low Incomes X X 635924 HealthFarmersLoans Facilities to HomeCooperatives for AdministrationOperating Appalachian Serving RuralRegional Families Loans Development with Low Incomes X X XX 816664 HealthSanitation Services Facilities forand Agricultural andFacilities Services for Migratory forAmerican American Workers Indians Indians X X X 105 8582 AdultVocationalExperimental Vocational Job And Training TrainingAmerican Demonstration for American Projects Indians for Indians Rural Persons X X X X 110 45 CooperativeFarmersLibrary Home Services Extension AdministrationFinancial and Services ConstructionRural Assistanceand Urban to Small Towns and Rural Groups ai., 114113 HomeLoans Management for Recreational Education Enterprises for Aged and Welfare Facilities Recipients XXXII! TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: Thissupported is a list projects of Trusts that and deal Foundations with the problems that have of indicated the aging. an interest in and have Page No.161 Emma J. Adams Memorial Fund, Inc. 164163162 CrownTheJohn Commonwealth W. Zellerbach Boynton Fund Foundation Fund 167166165 TheThe Doris FordForest Duke Foundation Fund Foundation, Inc. 169168 TheForest John Park A. FoundationHartford Foundation, Inc. t_n 171170 W.The K. KresgeKellogg Foundation Foundation caL- 172174173 JosiahTheLilly Madeleine Endowment,Macy, Jr., M. Foundation Low Inc. Fund, Inc. 177176175 McGregorKate(J. M.) Maremont McDonald Fund Foundation Foundation, Inc. 179178180 TheNoble MoodyPew (Edward Memorial Foundation John) Trust Foundation (continued) TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS (continued): , Page No. 182181183 TheFannieRockefeller Rockefeller E. Rippel Brothers FoundationFoundation Fund 185184186 RussellSchimperThe Sears-RoebuckSage (Frederick Foundation Foundationand Amelia) Foundation 187188189 TheEdithUnited S M.& HSchweckendieck StatesFoundation, Steel Foundation, Inc. Inc. Trusts
XXXVI . , NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS, COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES:agenciesThis is a liststimulate of national and assist organizations local groups that to deal develop in both programs for the aging by providing information and consultation specific and general ways with the problems of the aging. Most often these services. 191150190 AltrusaAdultA.F.L.- Education International, C.I.O. CommunityAssociation Inc. ofServices the U.S.A. Activities X x 194193192 American Association of of UniversityHomes Retired for Persons Womenthe Aging x x xx 197196195 American CampingHospitalGeriatrics AssociationAssociation Society x x 200199198 AmericanAmerican Nursing MedicalLibrary Home Association Association xx X 0 1,2-
9 PROGRAM TITLE: FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATIONRENTAL HOUSING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Available Printed Information: GeneraloffertoThe fill general rentala Nature housing housing aim and whocredit are andgap capable purposein rural ofareas Purpose:to senior citizens, this programof caring is for 62 years and ForEligibility:wi.4,5,500open eligibility countryanpopulation urban purposesor or smallwhich rural are towns notsuburban part area. a rural area Applicantsthe loan,of must not give moreof, ade- or than associatedis defined as HousingFarmersFor for HomeFurther Senior Brief, PA-547 Information Contact:Administration in Citizen s, PA-640; themselvesofinsuredtypeS ageInsuredcooperatives or of older,loans. assistance loansand who and Directmay arebe private nonprofit live in rural areas.madeloans to are individuals, madeprovideddirect to consumer loans corporations. Two trusts, and payment.quatebetention ablepurposes security, to to Theyincur maintain for must which the loan is and havethe sufficient obligations of and operate thealso show the ability made. Another con- incomehousing for forre- the must show and in- Washington,U.S.Farmers Dept. Home of D.C. 20250 Agriculture Administration housingstruct,Bothcludingassociations, types improve, State.may of consistloans partnerships,municipal, or may or repair rentalof individual be used to purchase, andlocal corporations corporations). detachedhousing. Thishouses con-(in- ditionhousingevidencefrom for private witheligibility that their they or ownare cooperative sources. is that applicants unableresources either to or with credit finance the HousingLegalamended;(Supp.42 USCBasis: Act V). 1471-2,P.L. of 1949, 87-723; 1474, 1481, 1485 Title V, as 76 STAT 670; ortutionalmayderlybut cottages, must not and homes.be be be suitable used fordesigned nursing,duplex to units, meet or the for independent apartmentspecial buildings care, or insti- needs of the el- living. Funds r Aswhichbe velopitieswell used forasthe theto providing tenants;buildingsprovide water, sewage to are recreationalbuy and and service improvehousing, the loans may to be located;disposal, and heat, and the land on to de- lightfacil-also systems needed for the housing. FormonsuredDirecton the andinsured loansunpaidloans Extent $300,000. may not loans. The maximumprincipal on direct loans of Assistance: exceed $200,000The and rate of interest term of repay- and 5-3/4% in- is 3% forment10 an is insured 50 years loan. for the direct loan and 40 years PROGRAMThisGeneral program TITLE: Nature SENIOR of and direct Purpose: loans permits CITIZENS projects to serve RENTALassistance HOUSINGDIRECT FormdevelopmentLoans and may Extent cover costs of up Assistance: of to a project and can LOAN PROGRAM 100% of the total approved be repaid HHFAAvailable Programs Printed for Information: SeniorHousingFact Citizens Sheet, 882-452; forforpeoplethose housingthatdevelopment admission elderlyneeded whose otherwise (62toincomesto of paypublic yearsnonprofit available.the are housingand rentals above over) and handicappedThesefor loans adequate are to privateprojects butthe below levels set forplatingovergionalfrom a period thethe Offices. programconstruction of up and andtechnical senioAcitizens can receive advice and guidance to 50 years. Groups contem- operation of housing staffs in the Re- SeniorHHFA Citizens Program Housing GuideInformationforgramFact ApplicantsSeniorLoanHousing Sheet,891-557; Loan Program. Citizens Pro- tatedberefinancing usedLoans rental for may bothhousing. purposes. also newly.constructed be Loans used to are provide related social not available for and rehabili- profitToEligibility: be corporation,eligible an applicant consumer local housing authoritymust be a private non- cooperative, or a Washington,HousingCommunityFor Further and D.C. InformationFacilitiesUrban 20410 Development Administration Contact: 1.residents.and3.2. Management MaintenanceRecreationservice These facilities andoffice couldworkshop social which space. include the center, includingand storage a space.could be used by the following: publicActreceivingbeenProof of agencybut 1937.unable must financial also to obtain notbe assistance shown a the necessary that the applicant has under the Housing financing from RegionalHousing(or) Director and Urban of CommunityDevelopmentFacilities 4.6.5. Snack CraftsMulti-service bar. shop and center art room.lounge.counseling, and employment (where social, educational, services could be favorableother sources ar: thaseWiich under have this prog am. terms and conditions as HousingLegalvelopmentas372; amended; 73Basis: ActSTAT Actof Housing 1959,667; of 1965. 12 Title USC II; and Urban De- 170q (1964), P.L. 86- 8.7.9. LaundryLimited Cafeteria facilitiesfacilities. or dining madeemergencyor hospitalavailable). treatment, facilities. for health examinationhall. and but no nursing homes 1 PROGRAMThisGeneral program TITLE:Nature assists individualsand Purpose: RENT SUPPLEMENTS and families FOR DISADVANTAGED of FormprojectsPayments and onExtent will behalf be PERSONS of Assistance:made directlyof qualified to tenants. the owners or Families Availab.eHousing andPrinted Urban of 1965 Rent SUpplement Program, Information:Development Act lowplacedstandard income1,stroyed 1965) by government who dwellings bywith a are natural or rent supplement elderly,disaster handicapped, (subsequentaction,dwellings occupants damaged or payments to help of sub- todis- April de- andfortoence payindividuals the 25%between particular of thistheir amount income and whofor are eligible dwellingof the unit rent occupied supplement.the full marketrent. rent Thewill differ- be required will rep- ForHousingFederal Further Housingand HomeFHA No. 2504. Information Contact: Administration Finance Agency makeforalsofor(financed housing privately apply,the elderly, onby adirect under F.H.A. owned housingandrestricted housing and Federal Loans), housing for the financed by F.H.A.available.experimental It can basis, rental housing elderly resentEligibility:Eligiblerent the supplements amount housing owners for eligible tenants for contracts to should be receive Washington,(or)FederalField Offices D.C.Housing 20411 Administration projectslow-interestmajorsupplement rehabilitationor existing rate payments. moitgages. Only new housingare projectseligible to receive involving housing rent whononprofit,suredsequentbeen provide with approved cooperative, to F.H.A. August housing financed for insurance by 16, Such1965. a Certainmortgage limited dividend owners with mortgage in- the F.H.A. sub-is also permit- must haveother hous- HousingLegalSTATof 1965, Basis: 451. and Sect. Urban 101; P.L. 89-117; Development Act 79 teding, notEligibleon particularly anexceed tenants the are experimental basis. maximum amountfor thethem elderly, eligible for persons whose that Federal lawpublic housingincome does andpermits1. Havemust to fallbeen make highwaysuch as: development,urban applicant or spouse displacedunder one byof governmentthe renewal, code etc. followingis 62 years categories: or enforcement, or action, older. 2.3. Either4. Either5. Now Occupies live in or capped.extensively damaged applicant or spouse substandarddid occupy housing. by natural housing destroyed or is physically disasters. handi- 12 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE:and Purpose: FOSTER GRANDPARENT PROGRAM AnyEligibility: public or private nonprofit organization, in- HowAvailable to Apply Printed for aInformation: Foster Grand- withchildrentrains,Thecreate60 Fosteryearsadults. and new who of employsGrandparent Objectives employment agelack to close servelow-income ofpersonal Programopportunitiesneglected the program persons relationships recruits, and are over to for thedeprived theActioncluding requirements Programa Community set Guide, forth Action isin eligible.the Agency Community that meets Washington,CommunityOfficeFree from of Economic ActionD.C. 20506 Program ParentOpportunity Project old,theirandgivepeople to attention emotionallydailyprovide with relationships low newmore incomes, deprived roles fortunate and with and,children functions children adults. at the the same enjoy affectionfor older time, in AdministrationFosterForU.S. Further Dept.Grandparents Informationof on Health, Aging Education Contact: and Washington,Regional(or) Office D.C. of OfficeWelfareOpportunity of Economic USCTitleEconomicLegal 278-91II-A; Basis: Opportunity P.L. (1964). 88-452; Act 78 of STAT 1964, 516; ctz,
,9 13 PROGRAMGeneral TITLE:Nature and Purpose: REtiARCH AND DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS IN PUBLIC Federal and State PrimaryTypes of factorsProjects considered Sponsored: in evaluating an ap- ASSISTANCE "DemonstrationAvailable Printed Projects Information: in Public gramsprovepublicThis is thethroughwelfare a grantmethods departmentstheprogram and for to develop development of demonstra- techniques of their pro- .,and im nesstanceplicationof incorporating of titles the are: ofproject (1)the objectivesSocialthe new Security approach of the design; and (3) the possibility Act; (2) intosound-public regular assis- WelfareAvailable Administration from: Assistance"Welfare in (Reprinted Review, May from 1964). tions,originaltytraining,maythat pilot,include they and andmight assistanceadministration innovationexperimental be incorporated programs, and but be must projects. Projectsinto the agency'sof such a natureservices, indicate GrantsState and are local made public directly assistance to State programs. public or non- public assis- Washington,ForBureauU.S. Further Dept. of D.C. ofInformationFamily HEW 20201 Services Contact: Asregulargrams applicantsgram,part ofprogram.of itthe consumer is on-goingorpossible recipieLts. forpublic This is education for assistance States to provide pro- assistance pro- only one of withprofittancecontractssistance individuals. agencies,agencies agencies with or butpublic individuals. notmay, orto however, nonprofitother State enter agencies and public as- into Washington,U.S.Legal Dept. Basis: of D.C. Health, 20201 WelfareEducation and elderly.many possibilitietvhich might aid the needy yearP.L.Publicauthorized.1315. 87-543;through Welfare An amount 76June Amendments STAT 30, of $2 192; 42of 1962; 1967, wasmillion per USC PROGRAMGeneralThis is Nature TITLE:a grants RESEARCHand programauthorized Purpose: AND DEMONSTRATION under the To the extent that consumerPROJECTSOCIAL education WELFAREcan AND SOCIAL SECURITY de- Available Printed Information: whichprojectsandcosts1956 organizations offersto amendments State,relating financial public, to for the support andresearch broad other to field orpay of part tO the Social Security Act nonprofit agencies demonstration social wel- of the velopingnancialoveralllow-incomeresearch levels or improve resources, purposes of or living. demonstrationgroups skills itof A can could, thisconsumerin allocatingcontribute research therefore, project education orlimited towardto demonstra-meet assist therais- fi- SuperintendentAvailableGrantsU.S. Governmentfor Reser.;from: of ehDocuments Printing and tionsDemonstra- Office in Sociol Welfare (15C) fareanddependence,ticeProjects and effectivenessin suchsocial must areas improvements security.add of asto programs,preventionexisting in the and or administration knowledge or prac- coordinationreduction of tionThisTypes grant program of program.Projects supports Sponsored: a wide range of projects. Washington,WelfareU.S.For Further Dept. Administration D.C. of Information Health, 20402 Education Contact: and Act.carriedagencies.of planning out The orbetween assistedprojects public undermust and relatethe private Social to programs welfare Security programstectiveVeryEligibility:multi-purpose recently service for theit unitsneighborhoodsponsored elderly in three in experimental, cities;centers. special pro- public housing; and Washington,SocialLegal Security Basis: D.C. AmendmentsWelfare of 1956, These2.1. DevelopingExperiments may be for or in the demonstrating total following cortimuuitytechniques,of purposes:of servicesnew helping toand older older methods persons. people. which hold promise organizationapproaches, Grantsbeavailablenonprofit affiliated may agenciestobe withindividualseven made public andto State, organizations,or nonprofit public, through butthey are may not organizations.and other P.L.1310 84-S80; (1958). 70 STAT 850; 42 USC 3.4. Stimulating5. Providing Developing researchshort-term training in materials,areasor in-servicecourses.supported testingnot now curricula, by existing etc. programs. designing and training being ,. 15 INDIAN': PROGRAMThisGeneral is aTITLE: Nature general GENER and assistance Purpose: 41- ASSISTANCE and social service AND SOCIAL SERVICES TO AMERICAN PersonsEligibility:Indians in eligible Oklahoma for andthis Alaskaprogram who are live on In- American IndianAvailable Affairs-1964, Printed Information: AReport from tne Commissioner Progress programsocialgramreadilyOklahomaliving services,onincludesas availableestablished Indian and Alaska counseling, reservations from well to whenassist other as andassistance sources.in guidance is not linancial assistance needy Indiansthe States of The pro- for fam- dianminationAssistanceBureau reservations of of Indian may eligibility, beor Affairs. provided,within by thea State pending or jurisdiction of the local agencythe deter- BureauForU.S. Further Dept. of Indian Informationof Interior Affairsof Contact: Indian Affairs. ilies and individuals. localsistancebut may agencies. undernot be the received Social concurrentlySecurity Act, with as- State or Washington,P.L.25Legal USC73-167; Basis: 13, D.C. 48452-455 20242STAT (1940). 596 Sect. 3;
SN 16 PROGRAM TITLE: AID TO THE BLIND vidingtoGeneralUnder assist aid NatureStatesthis to programneedy by and paying individuals Purnose: Federal part offunds who the arecos*,are blind. authorized of pro- This GrantsFormEducationservicesof providing and may Extentdesignated andcover certain Welfare, of not Assistance: bypreventivemore theor than50% Secretary andif certain 75% of the cost rehabilitation of Health, services Grants-in-AidAvailableServing People Printed and in Information:other Need,Assistance Fincricial PublicEducation ProgramsHealth, and Welfare ($2.50);I opportunityandiscareessentials to to otherenable capability.stimulate services of Statesto livingmaintain the toto development and providehelp theirto the provide financial self-supportblind of themto secure with or rehabilitation assistance theself-the prescribedofnot75% the provided. total.of theby thecost Staff Secretary and training administrative as is a minimum costs are also covered to to 50% AvailableSuperintendentU.S. Government from: of Documents PrintingAssistance,Security Office Act Under (250) the Social 4 turesGrantsEligibility:planSecretary under must are available ofbea planHealth, in effect that to Education hasStatesin all been approvedpolitical by subdivisions the making expendi-and Welfare. This Washington,WelfareBureauFor Further Administration of D Family.0 .Information 20201 Services . Contact: c ministeredofrelateare the eligible State to income, byand who political shall meet age, be subdivisions. andmandatory Federal requirements that residence. if it is ad- Individuals (or)Washington,U.S.State Dept. Welfare of D.C. Health, Agency 20201 WelfareEducation and P.L.PublicLegal1301-1315 87-543; Welfare Basis: 76 (Supp Amendment: STAT IV). 172; 42 of 1962; USC 0 17 GeneralUnderPROGRAM theNature Social andTITLE: Security Purpose: AID ActTO PERMANENTLYof 1950, grants AND TOTALLY DISABLED GrantsEligibility: are available to States making expendi- AidAvailable to the PrintedDisabled Information: (100 werethisnentlytotallynancial authorizedassistance and disabled assistance totally tois and Statestodisabled. givenpay to encouragepart to General needy of the eachpermanent costpurpose for aid to the perma- State to of fi- of and turesIndividualsSecretaryold under and over ofa thatplanHealth, who are that have eligibleEducation has suffered been are persons some and Welfare.approved by the permanent 18 years Washington,AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocuments Office provideFormretainand other and self-sufficiencyappropriate servicesExtent of rehabilitation,to Assistance: help or individuals self-care. medical care, attain or themthatphysical is from not or likelyengaging mental to impairment,improve in useful and that precludesoccupations. disease, or loss WelfareBureauForU.S. Further Dept. of Administration Family Informationof Health, Services WelfareEducation Contact: and Federaltheient,$37monthly balance of plus fundsthe aaverage perof are total cent provided maximummonthly payments, varying to payment $31fromof not $75. per exceeding35of to the 50%a first ofCosts of recip- Washington,(or)StateLegal Welfare Basis: D.C. Agency training,servicesprovidingassistancesessionsEducation designatededucational certainare andcosts also Welfare,are preventiveare covered by 50%. the Secretary tocoveredand to leave, and agency training 75% but other non- rehabilitation of Health,75%. Staff SocialasSTAT1950, amended. Security Title555; 42XIV; ActUSC P.L. Amendments 1351-1355 81-734; (1964),64 of 18 PROGRAMThisGeneral program Nature TITLE: provides andCUBAN Purpose: FederalREFUGEE assistance ASSISTANCE in the Primarily,Eligibility: this program is to assist Dade County, WelfareCubanFor Further RefugeeAdministration Information Staff Contact: formnanciallocalservicesrefugees. of public loans, assistance are Health, and advances, also private to includededucation, maintain oragencies grants under andand thatto specialtheresettle State provide program. andtraining Cuban fi- andIndividualinugeesbutFloridathe theprivate program other agenciesrefugees principal through State areresiding publicport contacteligible of anywherewelfare entry with to participate Dadefor agencies in the County.Florida ref- Washington,U.S.Legal Dept. Basis: ofD.C. Health, WelfareEducation and placemayDepartmentotherassistance apply thanof residence. Southandto of thepublic Health,those localFlorida, welfarewho Educationpublic withhave agencies welfare assistance resettled and Welfare, agencyat their inof areasthe for ActMigration121; of 221962; USC and P.L. 2601-2605.Refugee 87-510; Assistance 76 STAT 0
. 19 PROGRAM TITLE: CITIZENS RETURNED OR BROUGHT FROM A FOREIGN COUNTRY GeneralvidesUnder complete Naturethis program and reimbursement assistance (on Purpose:a temporarythe Federal Government pro- to States and local ba- FormvoluntaryeralFree andGoverniient. reimbursement Extentagencies of actingRepatriated is as agents Assistance: made to State, local, and individuals are of the Fed- HandbookAvailableAvailable Printedon from: ProgramsDepartment of HEW ($1.75) Information: of the U.S. agencieswar,returnsis)illness to invasion, Unitedto that (including this give countryStates or mentalsimilar illness), crises.under war, The this range programCitizens and Nationalsbecause who of destitution or include:threat of of furnishedservices.housing,Eligibility: assistancetransportation, including food, clothing, medical care, and other Washington,SuperintendentU.S.For Government Farther D.C. of 20402Documents Information Contact: Printing Office moneytheirtransportation,servicesafter.needed payments,arrival For availablefor thosehealth or and for and othera repatriatedtemporary due to mental care and welfarespecified of individuals period there- on grants and services housing, ill- governmentsiteimbursement and is agencies available to State which serve them. and local WelfareBureauWashington,U.S. of Dept.Administration Family of D.C. Health, 20201Welfare Service Education and videdness,be assumed until such by athe time as hospitalization and services are family or the State. the responsibility can also pro- P.L.SocialLegal1313 87-64; Basis:Security(1964), 75 asSTAT Amendmentsamended. of 1961; 142; 42 USC el tt 20 fl PROGRAM TITLE: FEDERAL CREDIT UNIONSLOANS, THRIFT AND FINANCIAL COUNSELING assistteredThisGeneral is bygroups a Naturetheloan Bureau of and andlow-income counseling Purpose:of Federal people program to Credit Unions to These unionsestablishadminis- ,Eligibility:ofAnyofany one 200voluntary occupational employer, or more group familiesand group ofany 200 of ruralare 100or eligible morecommunity or more members, to qualify group for employees Available1964Federal Report Credit Printed of Unions, Operations, Information: Economic FederalCreditSelf-Help Unions, Form Federal FCU 532C; Credit Un- andconvenientactCreditteachinginterest operate to help Unions loans theirthrift groupsplace from ownandwill both help saving.creditassistaccumulated to themselves save anyunions. The and Bureau to eligible group in es- capital while by providing receivea low- of Federal withinofwhicha Federal a Community the act community, Creditto benefit Act,onUnion the can communityProgram. be an important and individuals aspect Charter. Credit Unions, For Further Information Contact:of1964.ion Federal Bylaws, Available Credit Specimen Unionsfrom: Copy,The Bureau June amine,tablishing and a supervise credit union them. as well as to charter, ex- t, Washington,BureauU.S.Social Dept. ofSecurity Federal ofD.C. Health, Administration20201 Credit Education UnionsWelfare and , 354;FederalLegal1752 73 Basis: (1964), STATCredit 628; asUnion amended. 12 USCAct; 1751-P.L. 86-
21 PROGRAM TITLE: FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATIONLOANS TO RURAL FAMILIES WITH LOW INCOMES ThisGeneralfarmassistance is families,a Nature direct to individual loanand living Purpose: program in low-in,:..ome rural to areas provide farmor smallcapital and. non- thebutTheForm family's themaximum and actual Extent needs amount loan of and toAssistance: loanedany reasonable one will family be ability limited is $2,5,00, to tore- AvailableOpportunity Printed LoansLoans Information: to RuralPAFamilies 663. with Low Incomes, buttowns,andmadesonable are can whounableto beratesboth need used tofarmand capitalobtain to terms. andfinance tothenon-farm Theseimprove neededagricultural loans rural theircredit may families enter- at berea- earnings, pay.forimumpaidborrower's repayment principal,The term interest of ability 15within'and years.rate repayment 'to a isrepay.period Each loan Technicalconsistentcan beis scheduledto the withassistance max- the 41% a year on the un- Washington,ForU.S.Farmers Further Dept. Home InformationofD.C. Agriculture Administration20250 Contact: andchaseprises,drainage,Farm carry of smallfamilies farm out liming, businesses,improvementsequipment may land use clearing loansor trades, livestock; such to and financeandas: leveling;fencing, toservices. buy the pur- to'land Eligibility:mentplanning,is also problems. available budgeting, to borrowers and Solving to otherhelp themmanage- in P.L.EconomicLegal 88-452; Basis: Opportunity 78 STAT 508;Act of42 1964; USC veloping,acquire marketing, water membership supplies; and service orto stocksrefinance cooperativls; in farmdebts; to pay purchas- to de- 5,500inBoth open farm population country families or are inand eligiblesmall non-farm towns for this familiesof not program. more living than ,1 To 2756,2701,2871.2822, 2781-2791,2711-2720, 2881,2831, 2901-2907,2841, 2801-2807,2731-2736, 2851-2854, 2921-2923, 2821,2751- 5861, farm operating expenses. isandqualifyablesonableto too obtainbe lowprospects receivingall rates to applicantsthe cover necessaryand ofan basic earning terms,income must family credit and havemore from must needs, elsewherelimited incomeall havesources be resources andunablereason- at that rea-re- 2941-2949, 2961-2966, 2981. thatfarmpaying indicates enterprise, the loan. that evidenceIf thethe serviceloan must is plannedor be product submitted fora is non- not ,. c beingmunity. adequately supplied by others in the com-
22 1 PROGRAMGeneral TITLE: Nature LOANS and Purpose:TO COOPERATIVES SERVING RURAL , Form and Extent of FAMILIES WITH LOW Assistance: INCOMES Available Printed Information: Underlevelincomeloans the ofmay ruralliving.Economic be madefamilies These to mayto Opportunity Act ofcooperatives 1964, serving low- improve incomes andbe used to financewhich lo- provide ser- yearsMaximumEligibility: at an interest terms of the loans are rate of 44%. not to exceed 30 ForLoans Further to Cooperatives Information Serving Contact:PA-662.Families with Low Incomes, Rural families.comevices,calThe cooperative andloansupplies, standards may beassociationsor used to: facilities servingof living to raise of low-income in- rural Corporatedareingtheirsociations low-incomea membersmembership oroperating unincorporated and rural atunder forleast the cooperative as- families unable to obtain their controltwo-thirds and hav- of whommutual benefit of Washington,FarmersCounty(or)Dept. of HomeFarmers Agriculture D.C. Administration 20250Home Administratior 1.3.2. Process PurchaseAssemble, products and market, bloke grown ducedsential goods. machinery and and transportavailable home-pro- to members es-equipment. on members' farms. ablenecessary rates creditor terms. from other sources at reason- EconomicLegal Basis: Opportunity Act of 1964Office 4.5 Provide 6.Purchase Purchase services and land to farmproducts.essing, operating purchasing, and home and make availableand buildings to members to carry out proc- market agricultural marketing services.industry items. 8.7. RefinancePay costs ofcertain tions. organiziug cooperative debts. associa- -a % , 23 ADMINISTRATIONOPERATING LOANS UnderGeneral PROGRAMthis Nature loan programand TITLE: Purpose: FARMERS HOME operating loans are them in making tionAmountForm and and ofthe Extent loans applicant's depends of Assistance: upon ability to repay the loan the plan of opera- AvailableOperating Priated Loans Information: for BetterBetter Living PA-182 Farming, madeaofimprovements livestocking:variety both to to familyfarm pay of and purposes andgeneral farmsand equipment; home. adjustments tooperating Loassist 4nsto may and may include the follow- produce trees andexpenses; to buyin the operation be used for principal,RatesratherbutThe usually schedule,ofthan interest depending the does amount or vary not term, upon exceed of for the purpose from 3 to 5% on the unpaid security he can provide.repayment7 years. also Terms varies are of the loan. LoanFarmers Program Ho»ze of Administrationthe FarmersPA-547.Administration, P.A.-360 Homein Brief othertives;farmconditions;enterprises, forestry purchasing, to refinance to products whichpurchase marketing, debts; will membership supplementand fish under farm controlledto incomes, finance recreational and service coopera- and stock in largergenerallyManagementoravailable low or income. smallerflexible, to and borrowers. payments allowingtechnical assistancethe are borrower alsoduring to years make of high ForWashington,U.S.Farmers(or) Further Dept. Home Informationof D.C. Agriculture Administration 20250 Contact: cooperatives.or purchase membership in certain recreational must:To be eligible for an operating loan an applicant . CountyConsohdatedLegal FarmersBasis: Farmers Home HomeOffice Administration Admin- 2.1.3. HaveBe Possess a U.S.a farm citizenthe backgroundorposed training operation. needed character, industry, and of legal age. to be successful in and the experience ability theto pro- istrationActseq.75605; STAT of(Supp. 7 1962;Act USC 294, IV).of P.L. 608c, 781961; USC 87-703, et P.L. 76 Food and Agriculture al. 1013A, 1921 et 87-128; STAT 4. Be6.5. ManageAfterunable the to and obtain operate carryoperatingat reasonable out the a not rates. larger than loan is made, be an owner or proposed operation. sufficientthe credit farm. elsewhere family farm. tenant 24 v PROGRAM TITLE: COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM munitiesactionTheGeneral purpose programs Nature to mobilize of Federaland is to Purpose: their help assistance resources urban and to to communityrural combat com- D. Trainin of the1. ActSection for training 205:rants training areprojects: made ascommunity's a under part of three a Community different sections Action Program.g single CommunityAvailable Printed Action Information: ProgramSectionsVol. I: Instruction 204Guide and 205, for Applicants, Vol. II: Finan- differpoverty.intionThement the widely, Programlong-range and capacityBecause conduct variety is of communityobjectiveto individuals, ofeffectis aencouraged Community a of permanentneeds every groups andin CommunityAction develop- and resourcesincrease com-Program. Ac- 2. 3.Section Section 206: 207: training novel andas a experimental nities.partCommunityingmunity of programs Action Action relatedPrograms Program. to the of severalpurposes commu- of the Com- train- the CAPOtherother Workbook, volumes technical The relating assistance War.4cial Hometownto Instructions State grants, and Fight on Poverty: gestedafurtherwithmunities wide their varietyassistance.but afflictedown not problems ofexhaustive projectsby CAP poverty so funds andlist that to is programs. are theydealgiven available needeffectively below. Ano sug- for E. Technical Assistance tionconducting,nicalGrants Programs, assistance are made and under tc,administering to communities agencies Section 209(b)providing Community in developing, to Statetech- Ac- gramsonstrationtriiiningFor Further are projects, alsoprojects Information available. research and migrant Contact: and dem- pro- purposes:provideTheForm Community and financial Extent Actionassistanceof Assistance: Program for the is authorizedfollowing to Recent Amendments: agencies.agencies, and under Section 200 to other Washington,OfficeCommunity of Economic ActionD.C. ProgramOpportunity A Program Development ciesderGrantssoundAct Section serving to for enableand program 204 particulareffective publicof the development plansEconomicand communities private and programs Opportunityare nonprofit tomade prepare and un-agen- to alsoemploymenttionment,1966 fundsprovides provide legislation, be program thatspecifically that the particularly$88 programin million the earmarked 1967 theinbe community designedSeheuerfiscal for year.a public Amend-to ac- It TitleEconomic516;Legal II-A; 42 Basis: USCP.L.Opportunity 2781-9188-452; Act(19641 78 of STAT 1964, B. Conduct and AdministrationCommunitydi:Ea-fororganizeSection forthe 205, Actioncommunity conduct for Programa wide and action. varietyadministration are made, of projects, under of a in- fare,positionstrainangploymentenhanceor managementpublic when participants'andin safety,the should needed. fields ofconservation, includenatural ofprospects The health, varietybasicresources, education, fordevelopment education of normal jobs include wel- em-and and com- cluding4.2. 3.1.Housing RemedialHealth, but not and family limited andhome noncurricularplanning, tomanagement. th3 following: habilitation.andEmployment, education. vocational jobrc- training and counseHng.. munityPrivateEligibility: beautification. nonprofit and public agencies are eligible 8.9.7.6.5. CommunityWelfare.Legal services. Search Programs.asConsumerMulti-service senior center information neighborhoodprograms. and education. centers, suck forSingle-purposedividualsingle(CAAs)both CAP to purposefinancial broadly representingprojects agencies.basedassistance.agencies by contract an Community entire CAAsmust Grants to communiV submitothermay Action are delegate agencies. project made Agencies and in- to C. Research and DemonstrationductGrantsbythe of whichcauses arestudies, made poverty and surveys, undernature might Se of and be'Monpoverty investigationseliminated 207 and for thethe or means con- re-into underproposalsandpationtions Sectionapplicantgroups must in to policy-making makelocal served.204 agencies andCAAs up Non-Federala205, part for mustby non-Federal comment.residentsof provide total contributions project forofFor grants thecontribu- areaspartici- costs s andduced, experimental and for projects approaches that represent to elimination novel of underare also other encouraged sections inof connection the Act. with grants Is poverty. 25 PROGRAM TITLE: COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM.ASSISTANCE FOR MIGRANTS AND SEASONAL FARM WORKERS GeneralpublicThis program Natureor private andprovides organizations Purpobe: finsnclal to assist the mi-assistance to PublicEligibility:farmtions concernedworker agencies are withand eligible private the to nonprofit migrant and impoverished apply either jointly or organiza- TheCommunityAvailable Migrant Printed and Actson the Information: ProgramEconomicporhatitv Guides: op- Act. DC 65-11146: Actfamily.grantday-careeducational provides and Title seasonal projects. forservices housing, agricultural A forbroad sanitationadults range and of the Economic Opportunity worker and his categories.of services children,anefacilities, and directgibleindependently.projectzations, organizations. loans costs and may farm mayDirect be associations.bemadeIn grantspaidaddition, to can under Title III-B and upinstitutions, organi- Upunder to 100% Titlebe of madeIII-B, to eli- CommunityFor Further Action Information Program,Migrant Contact: Migrant Programs. projectsforopednityTitleers. many Action II.-AtoThe is deal available of CAA providesAgencies thewith programsmay the within for (CAA's)needs establishment those of include financial assistance discussed in the Title that maymigrant be devel- farm work- of Commu- tohiswouldeffortnity 90% family maintains under inincrease related to Title achieve oropportunities activitiesII-A, increases economic and its provided that the commu- for the workerthat and the previousprojectindependence level of and Washington,OfficeState(or) of Office Economic D.C. of 20506Economic OpportunityBranch Opportunity portunityIII-Bbeforeing: provisions,establishment and centers; after plus manpowera migrantand additional operation leavestraining; projects,of includ- migrantagricultural op- test and de- counseling social self-sufficiency. TitleEconomicLegal II-A Basis: Opportunityand Title III-B: Act P.of 1964, STAT 525; L. work;programsveloptheertyof andmaximum theandnew demonstration area should aremethods directlyand feasible be members ofdeveloped assisting projectsparticipation of andthe migrants. to groups related to the War on Pov- conducted with of residents served. These 4288-452; USC 782781-91, STAT 2861516; (1964).78 26 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and COMMODITY Purpose: DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM Eligibility: Available Printed Information: assistanceposeacquiredtritionThis is is twofoldtoof a andfoodunderschool to distribution pricebroaden childrenhelp support improve the and program market andfamilies the surplus generalwhosefor in foods need removal pur- nu- of AnyshareEconomicgovernmentuting local foodof thegovernment Opportunityto candonation low-income demonstrate mayprogram that families.participate it tocannot forthe itsIfOffice finance abyneedy local distrib- of itsfam- CommodityForUSDA Further Food Distribution Information Donation ProgvamsDivision Contact:PA-667. lishedpersons,ableoperations.cometribution toin charitableallaged, State States Donationto needy, andlow-income andinstitutions local Indians foodsprograms welfare households may onserving havereservations, agenciesbe made needybeen and forlow-in-avail- estab- dis-non- Anymunitysiderisilies, also charitableapplication the Action eligible, Office Program.institution offoras Economicis assistance any that public servesOpportunity under or nonprofit the the needy Com- will con- (or)Washington,StateU.S.Consumer Dept.Distribution andofD.C. Agriculture Marketing 20250 Agencies Service Manyforprofithealth children. schoolnonproftt centers lunch mayhospitals, programs, be eligible nursing and homes, summer and camps to receive food private school. P.L.AgricultureLegal1301b, 81-272; Basis: 1330, Adjustment 63 STAT 1334 note,670; Act 1340,7 of USC 1949; 1342-48, 1301, donationsespeciallyFormand small and towns.Extent of thoseAssistance: operated by counties 1358, 1362, 1374. P.L. 85-48 , transportationwhotion,inchosenFood turn,processes storsge,is bydonatedpay the all costsand andState. costsby packagesdistribution. inthe State carloadof Department interstate and the lots localfood totransporta- ofgovernments,and points Agriculture pays 4, 27 g PROGRAMGeneral NatureTITLES and Purpose: FOID STAMP PROGRAM Eligibility: Avnilable Printed Information: time,domesticallyProgram,This program,help was to producedimprove enactedlike the thefoodsto Commodity Distributionexpanddiets the of market low-income for in theand, form at the of cousame Anyforpublicthat the State want assistanceprogram Agency to participate. on programs may administering Federallybehalf of local governments submit requests aided PilotFoodFor Food StampFurther Stamp Program, Agricultural Economic Report Information Contact: Program. PA-645 No. 29. families.familycanponsernmentin thenretail are would Food purchaseprovided orstores. representingnormallysupplements In agency domesticallyto low-income exchangeproduced families forfood money that the spend for food, the gov- provides cou- who Individual2.1. TheyThere families are is areceiving program are sometheyassistance live. and are unemployed,ineligible the or employedarea if: in which form of welfare Washington,U.S.ConsumerFood(or) Dept. Stamp andof DivisionD.C. Marketing Agriculture Service ponsdifferencechanged.may at athen value The between use U.S. the couponsGovernmentthe two greater than the money ex- (imported foods are ex- to buy anyvalues. domesti- Families assumes the 3. They are found part-time,beon inlitnited need working pensions.of food for by local welfare assistanbe. lowthat wages, are not or receivingliving officials to LocalTheLegal FoodState Basis: StampWelfare Act of AgencyUSC 2011-2025 1964; P.L. 88- cluded).callydeemedDepartmentConsumeror produced authorized Food by Marketing retailer,of foodretailers Agriculture. at Service are wholesalers. face value, at local banks authorizedCoupons bycan the beof re- the United Statep welfareTheliquid eligibility assets,assistance ofand families isfamily based upon income, level size. of (1964).525; 78 STAT 703; 7 28 PROGRAM TITLE: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: theInGeneralrangeinformation addition Agricultural of Nature topics to andits and Researchtogeneral technical Purpose: assistance on a projects for economic and so- regulatory programs,Service also provides broad Elip;ibility:seminatesThis is a general research information findings. service that dis- Service,formationareBulletins,Questions available see bothon and toAgricultural technicalAnswers onand Research popular, the public. For in- Agricultural cialtheAreasates development. 1.elderly from Researchwhich research are might thefindings Most have that of following: having to do with nutrition,particularthe service interest conducts. forthis information eman- ResearchAgriculturalavailable findings to the Research public and general directlyService. informationthrough arethe For Further InformationResearch.Bulletin No.Agricultural 224. Information Contact: 2.3. Housing Consumer research use foodsumer usebudgets, useof space of grow in feeding, food. researchthe that home. includes: dealing with most effective income,and effective and ex- con- studies Washington,U.S.AgrioilturalLegal Dept. Basis: of D.C.Research Agriculture 20250 Service penditures.ofuse family of money, food Guides consumption, are time, and energy. developed on effective MemorandumARSActofvember the wasof Department'sthe 2,established Department1953, 1320, to Supp. under research. 4, consolidate some of Agriculture. Secretary'sdated No- Organic PROGRAM TITLE: LOW-RENT PUBLIC HOUSING NatureenactedThis is and a by low-rent Purpose: Congress housing in 1937. program It was housing authorities to originallyestablished StateFormmentloans orand(eitherand through localExtent directly authorities privateof Assistance: from sources) arethe locderal enabled to secure for purchase Govern- AvailableForPublic Further HousingPrinted Information Information:Fact Sheet, Contact: 885-504. formassisttoandbilitationlow-rent enable of individuals,low-income new State housing. of construction existing and those families localThis structures. with housing or to may physical handicaps,purchase and reha-obtain clean, safe Elderly families be in the toannualandprogramserve allow construction supplements,the them also poor, to provides offeratelderly, low in rentals the interest or form andof to direct benefits to low- handicapped. This low enough to contributions, receive Washington,HousingPublicRegional(or) Housing and Offices D.C.Urban Administration 20413 Development ofactionand1965, thements families program.are allowing is included authorization, and One localindividuals in of housinga the under more authorities therecent Housing to pro- special benefits section displaced by public develop- Act of fromTheincomeis 90% Federal State people. to beor share matchedlocal of authorities. contributions by 10%in cash or in funds and benefits PublicP.L.HousingLegal 75-412; Housing Basis: Act 50of Administration 1937,STAT as 888; amended; 42 USC ingsvide leasedquarters by for the low-income authority from families private in ownersdwell- ThoseEligibility:gramment.ing authorities eligible mustunder have State for established thethe legislation. program by Thetheare approval of the local localproposed govern- pro-local hous- Act1401 of 1965(1964) as amended; Housing government.incomeThebyelderly, eligibilitygovernment families handicapped, for andaction rentals to or singleor whoisurban personshave been limited to low- renewal. who are displaced 30 PROGRAM TITLE: DEMONSTRATION PROGRAMS FOR LOW-1NCOME HOUSING NatureThis program and Purpose: provides assistance in the form of publicGrantsEligibility: nonprofitmay be made and privatefor proposals group, fromagency, any or AvailableLow-Income Printed Housihs Information: Demonstration Program. A Program Guide, families.comeprovedgrantszations or to methods physically topublicIts develop general andof providinghandicapped andprivate aim demonstrate is agenciesto housing stimulate persons newandfor and and im-low-in-innova-organi- their theorganization,other authority,proposed community project.itpower, must organization. anddemonstrate capacity Whatever thatto carry it hasthe out Low-Income Housing Demonstration Program0-674653 Project Directory tionsdesign.meansotherProposals and aspects of improve finance,.land may of housing theinclude, means such as of well as new as acquisitions, land use, and providing homes. construction, and improved Washington,HousingLow-IncomeFor Further and UrbanD.C.Housing Information Development DemonstrationBranch Contact: 42amended;HousingLegal USC Basis: 1436. Act P.L. of 87-10; 1961, Section75 STAT 207, 149; as ;
31 i PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN INDIANS NaturePROGRAMneedsThis program and TITLE:Purpose:economic was PUBLIC established conditions HOUSING toof meet American In- the special Eligibility:tribalOnly tribalgovernments housing orauthorities, authorized established by by States, are AvailablePublic HousingPrinted Information:Fact Sheet, 885-504. quiredians.ofcontributedand the title isUnder property.given to thetheto direct the propertyprogram In construction addition,dollar onan credits whichindividual a and may ac- mutual program for work he hasmaiLtenancehe has worked eligible for this program. WashingtonPublicForRegional(or) Further Housing Offices D.C.Information Administration 20413 Contact: haswithAdministratorsreducingand been to tribal utilize set his housingup housing theto of encourage participant's the authorities costs. program work owner-occupationworkthat ashave equity been for directly Washington,(or)Area(or)Bureau of ofField Indian D.C. Offices Affairs organized on reservations. HousingAuthorizedP.L.1401. 75-412; Act Legislation: of 50 1937, STAT as amended;888; 42 USC
32 GeneralvidingThis PROGRAMprogram Natureone-family andoffers TITLE: orPurpose: multi-familyassistance EXPERIMENTAL for housing projects HOUSING and pro- is PROGRAM haveProposalsTypes undergone of Projects must besome Sponsored: beyond testing the and idea must stage, be readymust ra FHAAvailable Experimental Printed Information:Housing, Pro-gram No. 246. technologyneighborhoodThroughdesignedstruction thefor or costs designunderwritingexperimentalexperimentation and through improving of property advanced mortgages in housinglowering standards. housing on quality con- hous- or forNonprofitEligibility:situation. full scale or field profit-motivated testing in an sponsorsexperimental or public AssistantForFederal Further HousingAdministrator Information Administration forContact:Standards Technical techniquesthisrisksofing new utilizing involved. concepts experimental program and materials helps materials, toby speed reducing designs, the theuse or includingagencies planninghousing for experimental Senior Citizens. housing projects, WashingtonWashington,HousingOffice(or) of and Housing 25,D.C. Urban D.C. 20411 for Development Senior Citizens
33 PROGRAMGeneral TITLE: Nature and Purpose: HOME REHABILITATION GRANTS FamiliesEligibility: with less than $ 3,000 yearly income ForHousingFederal Further Housing and Urban Information Contact: Administration Development Theauthorizestratedowner-occupants, Housingmake code repairs aand program in enforcement urbanareas, requirementsto bring their Urban Development urban renewalof grants to homes up to to enable for theirlow-income areas. and concen-Act of 1965 applic-them to canliesmayloanmore qualify withqualify plus thanmore their 25 %ofwhen their repaymentfor a grant of up thanother $ 3,000 housing yearly expenses monthly income. of a rehabilitationto $ 1,500. Fami- income also use up Washington,(or)Regional OfficeD.C. ing and Urban of the Dept.Development of20411 Hous- tationTheablestoringrathercommunities aimscodelition. and ofor by than renewal of housing,this program are repairing, by clearance remodeling, and re- tobuildings, effect and and demo- rehabili- ActHousingLegal of Basis:1965 and Urban Development
34 PROGRAM TITLE: HOME REHABILITATION DIRECT LOANS mentofTheGeneral the Housing toDepartment makeNature Act direct, and of of 1964Purpose: Housinglow-interest authorizes and Urbanloans the toSecretaryDevelop- own- AmountorrehabilitationForm $10,000 and of the Extent for loan (except a home ofcannot Assistance: in or the exceeddwelling case theof unit, refinancing)cost except of AvailableFHA Financing Printed for Information: Homeand Purchase Home Improvements, No. 428. propertythenanceconcentrateders orurban tenantsthe up renewalrehabilitation to codeof housing plans.enforcementrequirements required in urban areas orto renewal tobring andcarry theto and outfi- TheEligibility:in$ high-cost 14,500. loans can areas be made where only the ifmaximum the borrower loan isis (or)Washington,HousingFederalFor Further Housing and D.C.Urban Information Administration20411 Development Contact: maximumunable to get interest a loan rate from is 3% other . sources. The HousingLegalThe Regional Basis:Act of 1964Office of the Dept.Housing of and Urban Development
35 PROGRAM TITLE: FARM LABOR HOUSING LOANS AND GRANTS Available Printed Information: Generalprove,Loansing: facilities andNaturebuy, grants or and may for kitchens,repair diningfarm labor Purpose: be provided to housing halls,includ- and ap- build, im- yearsFormtheeverLoans unpaid andor is are theless, Extent made principal. useful atlife an of interest the rate for theof maximum Assistance: term A loan to an security, which- of 5 %a year on individual farm of 33 FarmFor Labor Further Housing, Grants, FHA -521 Information Contact: Loans and water,propriatefacilities.temsLoans sewageneeded and health Grantgrants and may for the housing anddisposal, heating, andfunds may also be recreational facilities.also be used to other related used to buylight sys-develop farmownerEligibility: as may improved, not madeexceed to the a farm normal owner or less other liens. value of the associa- Washington,FarmersU.S.(or)Farmers Dept. Home ofD.C. Home 20250 Agriculture AdministrationAdministration, land on which housing is to be located. Anonprofittion loannonprofita laborState of may farmers, housingor organization.be organization as a political subdivision or a state or political community service. that intendsA grantto may be subdivision or broadly basedprovide made to County Office
36 PROGRAM TITLE: FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION RURAL HOME LOANS ThisGeneralnon-farm is a Nature loan residents program and Purpose: of a improve, or repair to assist farmersrural area and or small rural theFormmentLoans needs and term average ofExtent theis 33 applicant.$10,000, of years. Assistance: Eachbut loan vary must according be ade- to The maximum repay- RuralFarmersAvailable Housing Home Printed Loans, Administration Information:Brief, PA-547. PA-476; in homestownfarmshelters;buildings.remodeling to and construct,use; related to forFunds provide servicemodernization, may water buildings facilities and farm service also be used for fallout for household and enlargement,and related facili-or quatelyRuralEligibility:as open areassecured. country are defined or small towns (with populations for purposes of eligibility Washington,FarmersForU.S. Further Dept. Home InformationofD.C. AgricultureAdministration 20250 Contact: tiessuchSpecialdentsadequate may provisionsas sitealsofences on use whichand andthe considerationsto buildloans aare to house. buygiven a minimumdriveways. Rural resi- closelyofAnarea. not applicant more associated than must: 5,500) with, an which are not part of, or urban or suburban (or)CountyLegal FarmersBasis: Home tion Office Administra- over.toA ruralprojectsbeen most residents a recent series allow of whoprospective are development in this programself-help pilot projects. 62 yearshome of age owners or an equity These has 1.2. orBeacter.Besonable tounable aobtain U.S. terms.to citizen finance credit from other sources of legal age and of good the improvements athimself rea- char- Housing42amended; USC Act 1471-1483 P.L. of 1949, 81-171; 63 (1952). Title V, as STAT 432; ("sweatwithticularlybuilding persons seasonaltheir equity") suited own of occupations forto low-incomehomes. to earn These projects are able-bodied, rural residentstheir own labor, thus and low-cash incomes. while they enabl-par- 3.4, whenresidentOwnorBeHave without without athe farm whosufficient loan ordecent, vill isnon-farm closed.own income an to pay essential farm service safe, and sanitary housing tractadequate or be buildinga rural site operating and buildings. A(See similar page program 32.) exists for American Indians. 5. livingsignswhoincludingloan doesexpenses his may note. notthe be have proposed ableand enough tomeet qualify loan. if someone incomepayments to repay on a debts, A senior citizen else co- I. 37 PROGRAMGeneralThis is Nature aTITLE: broad and loan program Pfr.PERTY IMPROVEMENTPurpose: devised to assist LOANS FormMaximum and Extent limits vary of Assistance: depending upon the of the structure. kind ofRates AvailableTitle I-PropertyPrinted FHA No. 512; Improvement Loans,Information: individualsotherprovement,orments; service structures; non-residential to orpay conversion buildings. The work to two-familyfor alteration, dwellings; repair, apart- dwellings such as stores of existing homes be done must im- and constructionMostofup interest$3,500, to loans, 5 years. andandat an the interest use however, are made terms of repayment rate of 4 to in amounts up a for a tern:also vary. to A ComparisonForFederal Further Housing ment Programs, FHA Informationof PHAContact: Home Administration No. 770. Improve- substantiallyofbuildingLoans thesuch property. areas of retail improvealso certain stores, or available under this non-residential structures warehouses, or farm ser-protect the basic title for new utility wishIndividualEligibility:or to hold improve, applicantsit under a lease not after the repayment purchase it under a must own the to expire sooner propertyterm ofthey the contract, 'HousingWashington,(or)Field andFederal UrbanOffices D.C.Housing 20411 AdministrationDevelopment viceTheseassociations, buildings.ing loansorganizations are finance made by banks,that are approved companies, and Many loans are saving and loan by the other lend- arranged thanloans.come 6areBoth months Applicantseligible. to residential assure repayment.and non-residentialmust also have sufficient in- properties LegalP.L.The1702 NationalBasis:73-479; (1964), 48 as Housing Act, Title amended.STAT 1246; 12 USC I; F.H.A.throughvatemadeobtainmakes Commissioner.lenders directly local,contractors, theit less needed by against loss onexpensive the for the individuals.credit. By insuring but they can also individualloan, the to F.H.A. pri- be 38 nancingThisGeneralPROGRAM program ofNature rental TITLE:was and housing enacted Purpose: F.H.A. projects to MORTGAGE facilitate designed the INSURANCERENTAL fi- HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY non-profitAnyEligibility: individual, organization corporation, is eligible association, if the project or AvailableFHA Mortgage Printed Insurance Information: On forHousing the Elderly, No. 247. tached,housing.nonprofitprovidesoverspecifically and semi-detached, mortgageStructuresfor sponsors forhandicapped tenants insuranceof in new the whoor persons projectapartmentor are torehabilitated both62 mayof years anyprofithouses. be andage. de- rentaland It minimumcontainstheyNonprofitlocation, have at F.H.A. design, leasthadsponsors aeight long-termpropertyand must dwellingadequacy showstandards interest units ofin themarket. in andin proposalproviding regard meets to that Washington,HousingFederalFor Further and Housing D.C. Urban Information AdministrationDevelopment Contact: strationprogramthantensiveP:7ojects is generally non-residentialor of assisted the the Public Community the in caseHousingthis facilities programunder Facilities Administration the and offer direct Admini-services more loan ex andProfit-motivatedadequate experienced housing management. sponsorsfor the elderly must andprovide handicapped. capable FederalField(or)Legal Offices Basis:Housing Administration mayTheFormlow-rent mortgagesnot and exceedprogram. Extent 5T%maximumlich of Assistance: this program interest, insures and the P.L.National1715 86-372; (Supp. Housing 73 I) STAT1959. Act, Section665; 12 231;USC uptatednancetermFor to 90% ofvalue; non-profitup repayment to. 100%profit-motivated sponsors of may replacement not the exceed groups mortgage cost 40 may of years. can rehabili-finance fi- 39 FAMILIES OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: andprogram Purpose: is to F.H.A. MORTGAGE assist the provision INSURANCE Eligibility:Any family HOUSING FOR (or person) of low or moderate renewal or other in-. AvailableMortgage Printed Insurance Cooperative Housing Information:for Rental and for Families ofThetionmortgageand homes aimrental moderateof singleof at financingprojectsthis costs at familyincome. homes The and program withinthe theregular reachfor construction or interest rate formulti-family of people of low insures rehabilita- governmentcome,rentalavailableF.H.A. or projects Commission.action,to any displaced by urban at below-marketat the regularmortgagor approved may apply. Multi-family rental market rate areMulti-familyinterest rates) by the proj- FHA Home 221;of Low208. and Mortgage Insurance, Moderate Income, No. No. familiesratementilieslower of displaced withactioninterest financing are moderate incomeby urbanfor termslowergiven incomefor special renewal or other govern-purchase or construc- considerationand and below-market families. Fam- ectsprivateareand (financedmortgagors. builder-seller nonprofit available to public below-market interest corporations orand limited agencies, distribution cooperatives,associations, rate multi- FederalForWashington,Housing(or) Further Housing and D.C.Urban Information Contact: Administration20411 Development tionForm ofhomeThe homes. maximumand is $11,000Extent mortgage amount (whichof Assistance: may be increasedof an to individual familyOccupancyofplacedpriority family rental persons. ofincomeis given projects is toestablished elderly, by controlled by handicapped, and M.A. and limitations special dis- FederalFieldLegalNational Offices Housing Basis: Housing AdministrationAct of 1954, as 51%$15,000repaymentsurance interest, in high-cost from with 30 a premium is i of to 40 years.varyingamountareas) maximum forat a maximum 1% . multi-familyMortgage in- term of of amended,STAT 778; Sec. 12 211; USC 1715L P.L. 86-560; 78 (1964). MaximumrentalmusttheMaximum projectsremainingbe mortgage made interest theeconomic lesser isof life$12.5 40 of rate varies million. Repayment yearsfrom orthe 3 property.to 4- of 51% . 40 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: F.H.A. MORTGAGE INSURANCE MaximumForm and Extent mortgage of thatMULTI-FAMILY the F.H RENTAL HOUSINGAssistance: A. will insure for (REGULAR PROGRAM) AvailableFlitilts RentalPrinted Housing Informationt Program, FHA housingThisProjectssignedThe is aprogram projects toprogram may assist vary aimsof small of rentalwidely to or mortgagefacilitate insurance the provisions for large scalehousingin type operations. and and is size. de- of thenewterestgagein name nameprojects maturity rate ofof privateis ato public5 be is1% 39 mortgagor . mortgagor. yearsThe constructed is $20 million in mortgage andinsurance the maximum in- and $50 Maximummillion mort- ForFederal Further Housing Information AdministrationNo. 415. Development Contact: thesizereasonabletoand variety investors,and provides design rentalof needs builders,assistance for accommodation of family living but recognizes differentdevelopers, size andfamilies inapart- long term financing suitable in premiumAnEligibility:mortgagor applicant is 1 of (cooperation,mortgagor I% . may trust, be partnership,either ora private Washington,Housing(or)FederalField andOffices Housing D.C.Urban 20411 Administration ment house owners. publicindividual)byThehousing F.H.A. property agency, approved mustor rentalormust be a limiteddemonstrated. bebyhousing, locatedthe Commissioner, and in an area a dividend corporation: need for such approved P.L.NationalLegal1713 88-560; Basis: (1964), Housing 78 as STAT amended.Act, Section774, 12 USC 207; al. 41 HOUSING PROGRAMGeneralUnder TITLE:SectionNature and213 F.H.A.of MORTGAGE the NationalPurpose: Housing Act of INSURANCE-COOPERATIVE Eligibility:Insurance for mortgage financing corporationis availableor to AvailableSummary Printed Statement on Housing, FHA No. Information: 3239. Cooperative mortgagesstruct1964,more theor dwelling toF.H.A. nonprofit rehabilitate projectsavailable, may be units. Financing,offers insurance for cooperatives who con- used in a numberconsisting of 5 orfor which in- long-term of willtrustanyNonprofitthe nonprofit bewhose purpose restricted corporations of permanent occupancyownership housingconstructing homes to members or and trusts beneficiaries.oforganized the housingfor membersfor ForWashington,HousingFederal Further Housing and D.C.Urban 20411 Information Contact: Administration Development ways:surance1.2. For For is new acquisition ing structures. construction or of an existing rehabilitationproject ofalready exist- project. orandmortgagors beneficiariesprofitsurance who corporation intend forapproved or financing. to sell suchare also trustby themay F.H.A. also eligible. Individualproperty to a non- Commissionerreceive in- (or)FieldFederalLegal Office Basis:Housing Administration 3.4. To In improve the case financeownedships. by the the resale of individualand repair acooperativerehabilitate corporation dwellings of individual family dwellings, member - that will and to to PropertyforcatedMarket. such in for anyhousing the area proposedis indicatedapproved housing by bymay F.H.A. the Housing when a need be lo- NationalP.L.1751e; 88-560; Housing (1964) 78 STAT 774;Act, 12 USCSection 213; 5. And to beconstructpurchasingmortgage soldthat theto or ownerfinancing homes construct or individual members intends to sell to a in such projects.for individualrehabilitate a project and to provide membersnonprofit anceTheandsuburban intention forincome. a areas and cooperative. variety of housing of the program for families of foris to both provide central different sizes assist- and 42 ThisGeneralPROGRAM is a Nature broad programTITLE:and Purpose: F.H.A. that provides MORTGAGE insurance INSURANCEFINANCING PersonsEligibility: eligible for the program can be both HOME PURCHASES AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS AvailableFHA Home Printed Mortgage Information: Insurance, FHA favorableproperty.properties,dwellingscanfor mortgagebe used rate of and to 1 thanfinancing topurchaseto 4refinanceis units, usually to proposed to mortgagors debtsrehabilitateallowed. owedor existing Financing at onexisting a morethe tionMinimumlender.plicationsoccupant are also or mustrequirements non-occupant prescribed be submitted ofby mortgagors,location F.H.A., by and but construc-the appli- an F.H.A. approved ap- FliAFHA btsured Financing Loans for for Home Major Purchases HomeandImprovements,No. 208Home Improvements, FHA No. 206 FHA financingwhichruralareasThis areprogram single-familyand foradjacent can proposed doesinclude to notdwellings.a improvement,highway farmsapply ofto andIt 5urban alsoor non-farm, alteration,more appliesrenewal acres to jectsonscant to mustmayshorter qualifymeet repayment these for these standards. periods. loans butElderly may be sub- per- ForA Comparison Further Information of FHA Home Contact: Im-provementNo. 428 Programs, FHA No. 770. and repairs to existing structures. Federal(or)Washington,HousingFieldFederal Offices Housing and Housing D.C.Urban Administration20411 AdministrationDevelopment STATNational203(i)Legal 769; Basis:and Housing 12 203(k); USC Act, 1709 P.L. Sections (1964)88-560; 203(b), 78 43 F.H.A. MORTGAGE INSURANCEFOR URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAMGeneralThisassist is TITLE:Nature anin removingurban and Purpose:renewal program the conditions of blight am:designated to of FormadvantageousIn general, and Extent than the terms of of Assistance:the F.H.A. programs; this program are regular home and bcith greater max- more AvailableFM MortgageFinancing Printed Renewal, No. 528 Improvements,Insurance FHAfor Home for Information: Purchases Urban Itslums vestors,providesapartmentnew and or builders,in owners. rehabilitated homes or assurance on preventing individual homeFinancing owners, may deteriorationmortgages of made multi-family struc- be used toward property. to in- and multi-unitvestmentsimumEligibility: loans mortgage are are possible.allowed and smaller equity in- located ForFederal Further Housing No.and Home428 Information Contact: Administration tures,ignatedtoSpecial insurebut urban sections financingsuch forproperties rencwal areas. of this program homes improvementsand that must be located provideapartments authority in willin des- Thisinforcementin designated individual programwhich a programactivities ishome urban renewal areas owner;apartmentlimited to properties owner, developerof concentrated whoseis being undertaken. Any or an areacode en-property in- Washington,Housing(or)FederalField and Offices D.C.Housing Urban Development Administration20411 designatedenhance and areas. preserve vestor,falls in builder, these areas or is eligible. NationalLegalP.L.1715k Basis:83-560; Housing (1964), 68 as STATamended. 596;Act, 12 Section 220;USC GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and FARMERS Purpose: HOME ADMINISTRATIONFINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO Form and Extent ot Assistance: SMALL TOWNS AND RURAL GROUPS Available Printed Information: primarilyThishowever,disposalrural is areasa loans designated systems. very to anddevelop broad. grants The to domesticassist uses program ofsmall the water which townsprogram and is and waste are, MaximumTechnicalrityceed$4 million. is 5% required andtotal assistance Rates term of also. loans ofof interestmaturityis and also grants availablefor is 40loans cannot years. duringcannot exceed Secu- the ex- FinancialFarmers Assistance Home Administration to Small TownsandBrief,FHA in Rural Fact PA-547. Groups Sheet October 1965 1.Loans Install and or grants improve may rural be used waterreservoirs,distribution to: supply pipelines, andsystems including: wells, pumping water supplyplants, corporationsPublicEligibility:early planning or quasi-public serving phases residents ofbodies the project. and of opennonprofit country U.S.FarmersFor Further Dept. Home of Information Agriculture Administration Contact: 3.2. To Purchase install, repair,a water improve, supplycollection,waterand or (includingor a waterexpand water for numerous purification treatment,right. wastesewer lines), purposes. orfacilities disposal treatment that systems plants, furnish eligiblepopulationand1. Theyrural when: townsare and unable notand part villages,to obtainof an upurban needed to 5,500 area, credit inare Washington,County(or) Farmers D.C. 20250Home AdministrationOffice onlyAnother1. toRental such section projectshousing of the as:for program rural settingsenior provides basins,citizens. loans and lagoons. 2.3. They They have are thefinancially legal capacity soundandrepayelsewherestalled andto to borrow money, effectivelyoperate under at andreasonable to the pledge or- loan.facilities security terms. or services in- for loans, amendedstrationConsolidated931,Legal 75 Basis:Act STATby P.L.of Farmers 1961;307; 89-240; 7 P.L. USCHome 79 87-128, 1013a, STAT Admini- 1921-as 5.4.3.2. ReorganizationInstallationSoilEstablishment conservation or improvementof of recreationalmeasures.land uselife,irrigation for of facilities.grazing,forest,drainage facilities. and and recreation areas. wild- 4. The proposed improvementslaborers,ganized willserve primarily farmers,and and managed. other ranchers, rural residents. farm tenants, farm Act1929,605;1900, of 1962; 1941-1946,7 (Supp. USC P.L. 608c, IV). 87-703; 1961-1967, Foodet al. 76 and STAT 1981-Agriculture 45 PROGRAMGeneral TITLE:Nature and INFORMATION Purpose: PROGRAMHOUSING FOR Eligibility: THE AGED ForCounty Further Extension Information Contact: Agent Thisthesignculturalto iselderly, bothand an engineers makeconstruct which are information service in available plans of and live in.and home economists functional and economical housingwhich for agri- de- plansstateIndividuals, andand localinformation. profit and governments may nonprofit organizatirms, apply for Director(or)FederalU.S. of Dept. Extension of Grant Universities Agriculture Service at State Land- Washington,Smith-LeverLegal1952, Basis: DA:. 1955 20250Act, and as 1962. amended in
46 PROGRAM TITLE: F.H.A. MORTGAGE INSURANCEFOR CONCENTRATED REHABILITATION PROJECTS GeneralhomesThis is Natureina new areas mortgageand approved Pttrpose: insurance providedfor Federal for financial FormtheTherate value andamount is 5/Extent of % ofrehabilitated , the plusof mortgage can Assistance: mortgage insurance prem- structures; interest be up to 100% of Washington,HousingFederalFor Further Housing and UrbanEX. 20410 Information Contact: Administration Development jectsassistancefor (Modelrehabilitation for Cities). purposes. concentrated rehabilitation pro- This insurance can be used ium;AnyEligibility:tion the property project maximum ownerarea term may in a be eligible. ofconcentrated maturity is 30 rehabilita- years. PROGRAM TITLE: DEMONSTRATION (OR MODEL) CITIES PROGRAM Generallegislation,This is Nature a new that program,and provides Purpose: resulting from 1966grants and technical FormtheGrantsning, planning and developing,and Extent technical stage of up and administering Assistance:assistanceto 80% ofare the provided cost programs. At of plan- at ForWashington,Department Further ofD.C. Development Information Contact:Housing and Urban 20410 assistanceingdertakeandThis urban implementing assistance the to problems helpnecessary is for developingthemlocalities to rebuild of all and sizesin neglected to un- efforts to solve the press- neighborhoods.broad plans restore en- and theprogramsgrants Federalexecution that contribution in could stage, to the demonstration. provide up to 80% of there areapproved supplemental the program the Federal grants-in-aid the non- for DemonstrationLegal Basis: Cities Act of 1966 tiredinatedblightedprojectThe sections program use areasshould andof through specifiesFederal, thatinclude each State, new and or neighborhoods in slums concentrated and coor- rehabilitated hous- demonstrationlocal aids. threeTheselectedbillionstration"rehabilitation 1966 years, of legislation citieswhich neighborhoods.with to programsan assist $900 million will be initial appropriation themin one to undertakeor more granted to "demon- of $1.3 larger andessarying"total dents. forother low-incomehealth, environment" social education, welfare,services needed to groups; and, of the neighborhood's also, the nec- recreation,change the resi- participateAllEligibility:has communities the resources provided a of all sizes areto carry out the program. locality shows that it eligible to
48 AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENTRESEARCH AND TRAINING PROGRAMGeneral NatureTITLE: NATIONALand Purpose: toINSTITUTE foster and OF CHILD HEALTH QuiteTypes oftenof Projects this program Sponsored: supports research that AvailableTraining PrintedPrograms Information: of the National In- Human Thisdrenspecialmentincludingterna.support program and health, health research in was the child problems established basicresearch and health, sciencetraining of and andmothers human anddeVelop- chil- relatedrelated to proc-training to ma- in the theisTheForm out usual ofusual and the trends. Extentformsordinary of assistanceorAssistance: which offeredmight byfall this outside NationalFor Further Institute Information of Child Contact: HealthstituteDevelopment, of Child HealthOA No. and 707. and whichesses of aging human is an important area. growth and development, of programforof1 the 000;year)research extent areand for grants$8,000 careergraduateof these, fordevelopment trainingthe average fellowships.and awards. As an example grants was $52,000; awards,amount $18,- (for (or)Bethesda,NationalThe Regional Institute Maryland Office of 20014Health of the Dept.HumanHealth, Development Education and Welfare of agenciesStateeligible. or local and institutions,agencies, and public or nonprofit individuals are visionsprovedAct,Sec.Legal 301;as ofBasis: Octoberamended the Title Public IV; 17, by and Health1962. P.L. related pro- 87-838 ap- Service 49 PROGRAM TITLE: GRANTS FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH PRACTICE AND RESEARCH GeneralvelopmentbasicThis program health Nature of programs newwasand orPurpose:established improved and to programs. stimulate theboth de- to support It pro- TheFormtionproximated average andgrants Extent negotiatedsize$20,000 ofof Assistance:the for underresearch 1 year, this butand program individual demonstra- $60,000. has ap- GrantsPilotAvailable Projectsfor Research Printed Contracts inInformation: Community and tiveCoopera- Agreements,No. 703 OA Publication videsgovernments,ofFinancialzations. financialtwo types assistance andindividuals, of grants-formulatechnical is administered agencies, and organi-assistance to local grants: research in the form year,SupportcontractsannualEligibilit but is but additionalhave generally diminishing ranged support given from basis. for $5,000may not more to be given on an than 1 Project Grants in CommunityHealth,AvailablePHSSuperintendent Publication PHS from: Publication No,of Documents 1289; No. 1090 Health, toandbasis.grants.problems States demonstration Research Matchingto notsupport coverod and fundsgrants. demonstration by are the The first are allotted health programs which treat requiredgovernment onspecial an equalagencies, purpose grants are forAnyceive Localbasic State support healthagencies agency throughprograms is cannot eligible State apply(or to programs. theapply directly formula but may re- for grants grants). GerontologyFor Further Branch Information Contact:Washington,U.S. Government D.C. 20402 Printing Office available:prehensivedualsuniversities,methodsvices. for to researchThere of Statehealth nonprofitproviding areand servicesinto no local organizations,matchingout-of-hospitalthe and new requirements or development of com- health andser- indivi-improved for availableTechnicalsearchinstitutions,Nonprofit and to agenciesassistance demonstration andFederal, individuals and State,and organizations, tratninggrants. andmay local apply services agencies educational for are the re- Washington,PublicDivisionU.S. Dept.Health of Chronic ofD.C. Service Health, 20201 Diseases EducationWelfare and research and demonstration grants. and organizations. (1964).PublicLegal838; 76Basis: Health STAT Service 1973; 42 Act; USC P.L. 241 87- 50 GeneralPROGRAMThis is Nature a grantTITLE: and program HILL-BURTON Purpose: demonstrations relating that supports experi- RESEARCH PROGRAM Eligibility:vateStates, nonprofit political institutions jurisdictions, and organizations public and pri- DivisionFor Further of Hospital Information and Facilities MedicalContact: facilities,to:ments,services, theForm development,research, and agencies, facilities, Extent and and ofuse, and resources Assistance: institutions.and coordination of of medical may apply for grants under this program. Silver7915U.S.Bureau PublicEastern Springs, of State Health Avenue Maryland Services Services 20910 AssistanceTheMatchingcannotstration,projects. Federal is construction, isprovided.in share not required for or exceed} of the total approved outlay. experimental, demon-for non-constructionthe equipmentform of grants. projects
51 PROGRAMGeneralThis program Nature TITLE: wasand DEVELOPMENT Purpose:developed to ANDassist States EXPANSION OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH FundsForm and are Extentallotted of to Assistance: States by a formula PROGRAMS CommunityAvailable MentalPrinted Health Information:Advances, (200) andtobasis:States improve mentally Federalfor thefacilities retarded. treatment50% andand Grants State ofservices are on the mentally50% ill . provided tomatching Stateandthegrants 1964 inceptionrequire or have localthe equalbeenminimum of agencies. the steadilymatching program grant The increasing funds wasinsize 1948. $115,000 offrom sinceBy the and the Washington,U.S.SuperintendentAvailable Government from: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocuments Office TypesFunds1. To of are aidProjects authorizedin planning Sponsored: for for theneeds of citizens. the mental health following: caltotalthetionalIn assistance1965 addition program Institute fiscal to wasis year grants, ofalso $5,740,000.Mental appropriation available professional Health from which for the the Na- and techni- plans PublicNationalForU.S. Further Dept.Health Institute Informationof Service Health, of Health Education Contact: 3.2. To helpassist mental in constructing hospitalscommunityforservices. the retarded health improve services. andcomprehensivetheir institutions therapeutic andrelatingingEligibility: executes house to for mental field legal studies health. and technical and acts as a information clear- Washington,Legal Basis: D.C. and Welfare 4. To5. Andprovide to assist in-service the andStateretardation. research mental hospitalsprograms and expansion of services training for staffrelated of to mental institutions. grantsparticipatetheMentalState States, upon planHealth submissionarethrough for authorities,eligible their State use. and to programs. Localreceiveas designated agencies may approval of a formula by (1964),National241,78-487; 242a, as Mental60 amended. 242b,STAT Health 243, 421; 246, 42Act; USC P.L. 289c(a) 201, 52 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and MENTAL Purpose: HEALTH RESEARCH AND TRAINING Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: personsdiagnosis,tablishedThistarded. research who Grantsto treatment, develop are and arementally training and providedand improve rehabilitatiOn illprogram or to agencies,methods was of es- of in- mentally re- areassuchaginglems.larlyResearch authorized Thehas grants been averageas alcoholism, higher forand grant research fellowships than for drugother problems in aging addiction, programare regu- prob-of ResearchProceedingsCareer Project Development of 3rd SUmmaries Annual Program Confer- ofence1245 on Mental Health No. thesestitutions,undergraduatestitutionsIn addition, areas. and for grants fellowshipsindividuals traineeships are also forand toprovided research graduateenable tothem into and in- Typespsycho-pharmacology,juvenilesupportedPreliminary of delinquency, research by research 1 year include: mentalgrants and explorations schizophrenia.small ofretardation, $3,500 scale are orstud- also less. Training Programs of the NationalInstituteEducationHealthstrationthe Nationalof Mental onand Aging InstituteWelfare Health, Pamphlet of Admini-Health Mental (400) toAssistancementaland improve research health. or is expand trainingawarded educational in on areas specific pertaining to application. Grants can instruction,application upontheFundsdevelopmenties, durationpreliminary project are not of of goalsandrequired new supporttesting techniques. toofgenerally variesdepending be hypotheses, matched, may and andbe Washington,AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of PrintingDocuments OfficeAoA No. 708 orforreimbursement.be individual madethe matching both project in advanceThereof funds. are of nothe requirements project or by fromStateIndividualEligibility: 1 andto 5 local years.project agencies, grants laboratories,are available public to NationalPublicFor Further HealthInstitute Information Services of Mental Contact: Health, oroftoTrainingindividuals. nonprofit colleges,higher andlearning. agencies universities, fellowship Individuals and institutions, grantsand other who are availableinstitutionswish to and Washington,LegalU.S. Dept. Basis: ofD.C. Health, Educationand Welfare Allapplyoutsidebystitution. applications a mustcommittee the do Federal so are composedthrough given Government a participatingoftechnical consultants and review are in- fromas- (a)P.L.National201, (1964), 79-478; 241, Mental as242a, 60 amended STATHealth 2426, 421; 243,Act 42 of246, 1946;USC 289c sessed on their individual merits. 53 PROGRAM TITLE: CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS Information: GeneralThisprovementmeet program Naturethe need of andwas mental for the developmentenacted into Purpose:and law in 1963health facilities. It au- im- to FormThementsminimum authorizing and above Extent allotment that of of legislation providesfigure are determined onAssistance: $100,000, but allot- population, for a AvailableHandbookGrants-in-Aid Printed on Programs and Other of AssistanceDepartment Programs,of HEW ($1.75)Financialthe($2.50) U. S. thorizesprivateStateoftal public and health andnonprofit local andprovides centers. other governments and publicagencies for constructionProjectsnonprofit may community propose men-formula grants to and the financiala Thetalformulaappropriated health full need, authorization centers and for need the basis which considers for each State. fiscal year 1965,of $35but million wasfor community men- ConceptFactThe Sheet Comprehensiveand ChallengeTheprehensiveHealth Center Community Community Mental Com- andpansionconstructionvention,Such initially orcenters remodeling diagnosis, equipof should completely new facilities, ex-and staff theand centers.treatmentbe oriented of to the pre-of existing facilities, mental thisthroughEligibility: hasPrivate been 1968. nonprofit substantially increased organizations, State, for 1966 and U.S.NationalFor Further Public Institute HealthInformation of MentalMental Health Center Program Service Contact: Health theties;illnessThe mentally and administration in forboth ill. rehabilitation and out-patienteducation or in-patientsingle State agency, of the project grants which is facili- isof ceiveotherhealththemeets locala State grant centers, a publiccommunity administering agency for the constructionproviding that the agencies may applyneed as determined and is included projectof mental to re- by U.S.Bethesda,Legal Dept. Basis: of Maryland Health, Welfare Education and madeandhensiveresponsiblebe maintenancethroughpart plan of an fora that the sets approved State plan. of facilities. Projectsdevelopment of a compre-standards for operation must ApplicationsinState the State agency. plan. must be submitted through the CommunityMentalConstruction2681-2687,164; Retardation77 STAT Mental 2691,Act 282; of Health 2696, 1963; 42 USCFacilities 291k, and (Supp. V). P.L.Centers 88- 54 PROGRAM TITLE: CONSTRUCTION OF COMMUNITY FACILITIES FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED comprehensiveforGeneralThis the constructionconstruction Nature andservices programPurpose:of facilities and providescare that for will the assistance providemen- areyearTheForm determined minimumis and $100,000. Extent grantby ofAmounts a Treatment:formulafor any above Statebased thatfor upon each minimum popula- fiscal DesignGrants-in-AidAvailable of Facilities Printed and for Information:Other Mental FinancialAssistance Programs ($2.50) ernments,Projectcustodialdiagnosis,tally retarded. grants care. andtreatment, areotherSuch provided servicespublic education, or to should nonprofitStates, training, include: local organi- or gov- varytion,Thein each fromfinancial Federal State. shareneed, ofand the the cost need of forany facilities project can fto -1- of the construction costs. AvailableSuperintendent from: of DocumentsHealthA(100) Selected and PsychiatricBibliography, Service No. 930G5 unablecomprehensivethezations submission to thitpay. provide States and services. approval areservices allocated ofto apersons plangrants to uponwhoprovide are andderprovalStateEligibility: tononprofit governments receive of a State organizations'grants. plan must Localto submitprovide governments,applications and services receive must inpublic ap- or- Washington,BureauForU.S. Further Government of StateD.C. Information 20402Services Printing Contact: Office tainconformof theirthe iacility. to ability the State to construct, plan and mustoperate, offer and evidence main- Washington,U.S.PublicLegal Dept. Health Basis: of D.C. Health, Services EducationWelfare and structionMental2677,291k,Titles 2691-2696.295-295e,I,Retardation ActIV: 77of 1963;STAT 2661-2665, Facilities P.L.282; 88-164,42 2671-Con- USC 55 GeneralPROGRAMThis grants Nature TITLE: program and RESEARCH Purpose: was established CENTERS FORto as- MENTAL RETARDATION universities,PublicEligibility: and nonprofit are eligible institutions, provided including they are AvailableAid for Community Printed rAformation: Hospitals andOther Health Facilities (5) centerssearchproblemssistterminingor localbehavioral that can organizations of willbe the mental of conductnaturecauses a biological, retardation. and toresearch develop preventions medical, Suchon re- but must assist in de- research theof men- social, theandresearchadjudgedcants non-Federalif financial must forcompetent whichalso means share guarantee theto engageofare center inis the costs. Appli-thatavailable the facility to meet the proposedtype of U.S.SuperintendentAvailableGrants-in-Aid Government from: and of Printing DocumentsOther FinancialOfficeAssistance Programs ($2.50) Assistancetalofmodel retardation. equipment. or improvemay be usedfacilities, to construct, and re- for purchase thewillleast construction. be 20 used years for followingits proposed the purpose nomplet on of for at Washington,ForU.S.Bureau Further Dept. of D.C. StateInformationof Health, 20402 Services Education Contact: and wasFormshareFederal $8 and maymillion appropriationExtent cover of up Assistance: to for the for the program. The Federal 75% of the costs of con- fiscal year 1965 Washington,Legal Basis: D.C. 20201 Welfare vance,istingstructing,ofProject land. buildings. in grantsimproving,installments, mayPayments notor orequipping be as may new or used for acquisition reimbursement. be made in ad- ex- TitlesstructionMental291k,2677, I, 295-295e,RetardationIV; 2691-2696.Act 77 of STAT 1963; 2661-2665, Facilities 282; P.L. 42 88-164, USC2671- Con- PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and UNIVERSITY-AFFILIATED Purpose: CLINICAL FACILITY CONSTRUCTIONS Form and Extent of Assistance: FOR THE MENTALLY AvailableRETARDED Printed Information: usedThistarded.in-patientinclude inprogram the Thesea fullconstructionand authorizes range out-patient,services, of ofclinical projectit is hoped, grants forfacilities the mentally that will re- serviCes, both will aid to be withPaymentscostGrantsimbursement, ofconstruction areconstruction maymade orup progress.in toof 75%ofthe proposed be.made in advance, or by re- installments consistent the necessary project. HandbookGrants-in-Aid on Programs and Other of Financial U.S.AssistmceDept. of Programs ($2.50) HEW ($1.75) ordiagnosisin thecare provision of anclthe mentallytreatment, of specialized retarded. education, training, services for withfacilitiesAnyEligibility: publica university which or nonprofit are o':. owned college agency by may or sponsoring affiliatedapply for DivisionForPublicBureau Further Health ofof HospitalStateInformation Services Services and MedicalContact:Facilities grants. Dept.SilverLegal7915 of Spring,Health,Eastern Basis: Maryland EducationAve. 20t10Welfare, and tardationstructionityTitle164) Mental I, (42 partFacilities Act USC Health B of of 2661-2665). 1963 the andCenters Mental (P.L.Commun- 88- Re- Con- GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and MANPOWER Purpose: EXPERIMENTAL AND DEMONSTRATION Eligibility: PROJECTS FOR THE MENTALLY RETARDED Available Printed Information: Undermentallyopportunitiessoredsearch the to and providebroad retarded. demonstration for program trainingyouth The and primaryof and projectsthe employment MDTA purpose are re- spon- adults who are is fortrainingdividualActionAny grants Federal, Program, thewith or mentally-handicapped Statecontracts.proven educational or researchlocal agency, institution, capacities may Community apply inor in- BridgeMDTA to A EmploymentDemon- Summeny of the ManpowerDevelopment0-714-152stration1962, AsManpower Amended, and Training Programs, December Act of 1965. toprogramsProjectscommunity. stimulatetake an maytoactive, local include communitiesproductive the following part to developin assist the mentally retarded services:the cludeployedIndividualsOMPER.gram their personsof training participationmust with be unemployedmental in theproblems regular_pro- or underem- and development under that pre- SpecialFor Further monographs Information and reports Contact:are available upon request. counseling,foron-the-jobavailableIn individual addition vocational training,to there trainapplicants. isnon-professional placement, andalso persons financial assistanceeducational testing, and support to OfficeWashington,U.S.Division Dept.of Manpower of of Special D.C. Labor Automation ProgramsTraining and train or work with the mentally retarded. ingManpowerLegal 2620.89-15;Act ofBasis: 791962,Development STAT as amended;75; 42 USC and Train- 2571- P.L. 58 PROGRAM TITLE: HEALTH FACILITIES FOR APPALACHIAN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT forneededtoThisGeneral assist construction, is ahealth the Naturenew Appalachian grants facilities. and equipping Purpose:program FundsRegion and enacted canoperating to developbe inused 1965 fiscalFormzationavailableFunds yearand appropriatedwas Extent amountuntil established expended. of to Assistance: for$20,875,000 atthe The$41 1965 million.1967 and and authori- 1966 are Washington,AppalachianLegalFor Further Basis: D.C.Regional Information 20009 Commission Contact: healthtreatmentmulti-countystructedties (including areaschild tocenters. provide demonstrations, hospitals), health,Facilities for a broadmental diagnostic may health, range behealth, con-facili-and of Matchinganderedexceedshare 50% to of 80%100%for the fundsof thetotal. Costs arecosts thecost required. of firstfor ofoperation theconstruction 2 years nextThe may 3Federalof year operation be cannot period.cov- ActAppalachian of 1965; RegionalP.L. 89-4; Development 79 STAT 5. usedProvisionsetc.diseases,chronic as thediseases, training of criteria the geriatrics,Hill-Burtonarid for research assessing communicable Program facilities, applica- are Privateperiod.OperationEligibility: nonprofit grants cannotagencies exceed and organizations, a 5 year here.tionsings for set theseout in grants. those provisions However, doState not ceil- apply themadeprovidedState, Appalachianapproved throughand that other Statethe publicRegional proposedState plan. agenciesagency Applications Commission. project and are inis eligible partturnare of
59 PROGRAM TITLE: PROJECTS FOR HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT FOR THE MENTALLY DISABLED GeneralwhoseThis is Naturepurposea demonstration and is to Purpose: improve grants program the general State,Eligibility:and othernonprofit institutions agencies, offering private services hospitals, to the Grants-in-AidAvailableHandbook Printed on and Programs Information:Other of Assistance Programs ($2.50) Financial the U. S. leveltallyprivate,componentsInnovation of disabled. care and in otherand ofhospitals, thisexperiment institutions program; both are grants canfor be theimportant men-public and mentally disabled may apply for these grants. NationalFor Further Institute Information of Mental Contact: Dept.Health of HEW ($1.75) mightused1. To for include develop a wide the varietyspecial following: ofprograms programslartients, groups emotionally such as geriatric disturbed mentalchildren,for pa- particu- al- that PublicWashington,U.S.Legal Hr.Dept. -1th Basis: o D.C.Health,Service 20201 EducationWelfare and 2.3. To To set experiment up diagnostic in viatecoholics,usestitutions. placingof voluntary etc. the mentally or pre-discharge programs,auxiliaryunits personnel, which might etc. ob- retarded in in- Public303,84-911; asHealth amended 70 STATService by 929; TitleAct, 42 V;Section USC P.L. 242a. 60 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and Purpose: HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: Inassistthis conjunctionmedical programnursing States facilities. homes.towith provides provide the The grantsadequate facilities may Hill Burton Program, and/or loans to hospital and include theMatchingfromshare Loanstotal Stateof cost mayfundsassistance to of beState. areconstruction made required; varies for a maximumfrom period 4- to f of andthe equipment Federal DivisionForFacts Further offor Hospital Hill-Burton Information and MedicalApplicants, Contact:U.S. Dept. of HEW Assistanceoriginalterationofeled new facilities. facilities, equipmentof may existing be expansion,utilized requiredstructures, for the constructionremodelingfor new or or r,mod- al- and supply of ofagenciesIndividualEligibility: 40 years and atprojects amust low ratemust apply through conform with the approved of interest. State Washington,U.S.Public: Dept. Health of D.C. Health, Service EducationWelfareFacilities and Inwaysresearch addition,vices to of expand and healthgrants demonstration and projects or improve and loansrehabilitation may be used facilities. the use and ser- that seek for Statefacilities,HealthapprovalStatesstration. plan. are Service of Vocationaleligible a comprehensive and, upon in cases Rehabilitation Admini-the submission and of rehabilitationplan to the Public CommunityUSCLegal1961; 291, Basis: P.L. 291s, Health 87-395; 2915, Services 75 291w. STAT 824; 42 Act of
61 PROGRAM TITLE: COMMUNITY HEALTH PLANNING GRANTS FOR HEART DISEASE, CANCER AND STROKE dent'sAsGeneral a result Commission Nature of the and investigation onPurpose: Heart Disease, of the CancerPresi- proved,applicationsSinceTypes theof but Projectsinception due have to beenSponsored:the of limitationthe received; program, of 22 funds 26were project onlyap- AvailableCommunity Printed Health Information: Planning for:GrantsStroke Heart Disease, Cancer and bidityandlishedcentive Strokeprograms toresulting grants stimulate in 1964,to from reducecommunities the a heart specialdevelopment mortality disease, program was and estab- ofcancer, ofplansmor- in- fundeddepartments500,000submitted16 were applications funded.population. and and funded community The served Themajority were largest areas initiatedcouncils. of of areaapplications less by Half desig- healththan the DivisionForIndicators, Further of ChronicInformation U.S. Dept. Diseases ofContact: HEW,Sept. 1966 (15) demonstrationandmentstroke, provisionstroke. of community and These related of period services grants planning diseases. to attack assistwithin for heart, thecoordination a three-year develop- cancer, natedFormmillion by and anpersons. Extentapplicant of Assistance:was an area of over 2 Washington,PublicBureauU.S. Dept.Health of State ofD.C. Service Health, Services EducationWelfare and funds,MatchingforTheimum$8,000,000 the appropriation$40,000 annual amount is not forto support for $50,000required.1965. for any thisAnd,of project has such program duebeen projects.is to $100,000.suggested these was Max-limited LegalAct,Section Basis: as amended 316 of Public (42 USC Health 247a). Service 4 62 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and SANITATION Purpose: FACILITIES AND SERVICES FOR AMERICAN The general arrangement for construction INDIANS Available Printed Information: maintainGrantssuppliesassistanceThis program may andcommunity to be generalIndian provides used to tribessanitarywater construct,financial tosupplies, improveconditions. and improve watertechnical water or useEligibility:themand of operation personnelto learn maintenanceof facilities includes and operation. extensive from Indian tribes to help SanitationIndividual Facilities Type Sanitation for Indians, FacilitiesforU.S.PHS-735 Indians Dept. Under of HEW P. L. 86-121, ties.disposal,erssanitationTechnical to help drainage, aidesassistance in general and and community may operationother take sanitary the health form facili- work- of and admini- typestorial,Anyserve Indian ofor Indian assistance.local tribes healthcommunity or needsgroups, authoritiesmay State, apply Terri- forthat both IndianThe Health Indian Highlights-1964Health ProgramPHS-1026 of Edi-tion, U.S.the Dept. Public of HEWHealth Service, sanitationstration ofeducation. health projects and to provide U.S.PublicDivisionFor Dept. Further Health of ofIndian Health, InformationService Health Education Contact:and Welfare Washington,42P.L.Legal USC 86-121 Basis:2002-2004a, D.C. (1959); 20201 73 2005-2005f. STAT 267; 63 PROGRAM TITLE: HEALTH SERVICES FOR AGRICULTURAL MIGRATORY WORKERS availableinUnderGeneralinstitutions,zation the wasNature Migrant thegiven and andform toHealthorganizationsto Purpose: permit of grants Act funds of to 1962 toagencies, establish be authori- made Authorizationappropriation$8mentsForm and and for$9 Extentmillion$7 was formillion made ofthein Assistance:1967 program for under and1966increasing recent 1968.was $3,500,000. amend-The 1966 to Grants-in-AidGrantsAvailable for PrintedMigrant and Information: OtherFamily Financial HealthAssistanceServices, No. Programs 971: ($2.50) workersgeneralormayand improve operatebe health andused theirservices.health eitherof domestic families. servicesto plan, migratory This to improve assistance farm the develop, expand, equipment,projectcostareNo fixedexpected of tothe matchingproject project.supplies, to assume and rateThis personalmay is "ashare required;be part" paid services,may of in applicantsvarythe money, and from total DivisionMigrantFor Further Health of CommercialInformation Section HealthContact:Services vices(throughwasAs a extended result to include June of for196530, necessary an1968) legislation,additional and hospital expanded this care.program its ser- three years StateEligibility:other andessential local healthitems. departments, other pub- Washington,Public(or)U.S. Dept.Health ofD.C. Service Health, 20201 EducationWelfare and andtingGrantsTypes hospitalsup of mayand Projects operatingbe and used forSponsored: to the health pay development the services, cost of clinics,ofset- spe- underinstitutionssociations,lic and this nonprofit program.medical are eligible organizations, societies, to apply and growers'for educational grants as- State(or)Public Health Health Dept. Service RegionalOffice conditions.andbeprogramcialplace used improveprograms of to is work. Interpretationehminate generally general to improve environmental healthvery of healthbroad theconditions use andservices of hazards canthis at the and also State Employment Service Agency 64 ThisGeneralPROGRAM program Nature TITLE: provides and DENTAL Purpose: grants CARE and FORtechnical THE AGED, CHRONICALLYThisEligibility: programILL AND isMENTALLY available to agencies of the RETARDED DentalAvailable Care Printed for the Information: Chronically Rl chronicallydevelopmentThisagenciesassistance assistance and ill,to of State dentaland dental is mentallyavailableand schools programs local retarded. togovernment appliedsupportfor the aged, the re- State and local government and dental schools. AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: of PrintingDocuments Officeperimentand AgedA (45) Commtmity Ex- grams.inmethodsofmaysearch the dental organizationinclude In which addition,ofhealth financing the relates programs,planning of this community tocare, program dental and developmentand administration servicesimprovement dentalmay assist andof pro- Washington,DivisionFor Further of D.C. DentalInformation 20402 Public Contact:Healthand Resources patingthe education in such programs. and training of dentists partici- Washington,LegalU.S.Bureau Dept. Basis: of StateofD.C. Health, 20201Services EducationWelfare and (1964),80-755;NationalFacilityCommunity75 STAT as 62 Act amended.Dental STAT824; Healthof 1961; 42 Research 598; USC Services P.L. 42 241, USC 87-395;Act; and243, 288a P.L. 246. PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and HEALTH SERVICESPurpose: AND FACILITIES GrantsForm and may Extent be FOR AMERICAN provided to Statesof Assistance: INDIANS and local public AvailableThe Indian Printed Health Health Service, No. ProgramInformation: of the AmericanThishealthdirectlystandards. program facilities constructsIndians In the to offers two types for Indians;first, and, the Federal and operateshelp them maintain of assistance to hospitalsin theand second, Government health nityorhealthand nonprofitgovernment, hospitals, when facilities, the may agencies forneed is determined.after consultation built directlyalso beby transferred construction of commu- with the HospitalsIndiansthe Federal and to States IndianComprehensive Health tion,1026U. S.0-733-707 Public Highlights - 1964 Community Health (1964)American Indian, Edi- neededernments,it offersThe totalservices. and program financial aid to assist other organizations provides child and States, local gov- to provide mainte- whenIndianEligibility: it is under found that that they canarrangement. better made by anyserve the ForDivision Further of IndianServices828241 for the Information Contact: Health . fieldnancetrol,hospitals, health andcare, health publicclinics, dental care, school and nutritionalhealth nursing, tubeiculosis sanitariums, education.health clinics,disease con- ApplicationsprofitState, agencyTerritory, for or assistanceorganization.local can government, be and non- PublicWashington,U.S. Dept.Health of D.C. Welfare Health, EducationService 20201 and ,.. LegalSTATP.L.151;2005-2005f(1964), Basis:83-568; 71267; STAT 42 68 as USC370; P.L.2002-2004, 86-121; STAT 674; P.L. 85- amended. 2004a, 73 66 PROGRAM TITLE: PUBLIC HEALTH TRAINING FOR AMERICAN INDIANS andtakespublicThisGeneral training program place health Nature at centersto providesspecial Indianand Purpose:under schools,men occupational theand supervision healthwomen. training centers, Training of in AllEligibility: young Indians are eligible. AvailableThe Indian Printed Health Information: Program1026U.S. Public of the Health Service, No, Publicects.serviceservationsriod of Health training, and and Servicepromoting in healthparticipants personnel. facilitiescommunity work After providing on health theIndian pe- proj-health res- PublicDivisionForU.S. Further Dept.Health of Indian Informationof Service Health, Health Welfal.eEducation Contact: and P.L.Washington,674;Legal 83-568, 42 Basis: USC D.C.August 2001-2004 20201 5, 1954; (1958). 68 STAT
67 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and PUBLICPurpose: HEALTH TRAINING TRAINEESHIPS Form and Extent of Assistance: in nursing and Available2nd National Printed Conference Information: on Public graduateindividualsThisorGrants allowances. is a maytraineeshipor andspecialized be institutions used grantsto pay to program public health training. tuition, fees, stipends, receive or provide to assist traineeshipsinTraineeshipengineering,andproviding public university health; the grantsare and course awardedtrainingspecial-purpose nutrition,to individuals of suchstudy.through as For traineeships are dental hygiene,and short-terminstitutionsother schools For Further InformationHealtheral,1963, 0-709-072.Training, Report toAugust the atrgeon Gen- Contact:19-22, larThenursesaccepteduate or program short-term),or planningspecialized by supportstraining institutions, full-time employment in trainingschools schools, of public individuals health, training institutions registered public (regu- grad- AnyawardedEligibility:skills member directlyare requiredof the to healthindividuals. in modern professions whose public health prac- DivisionPublicWashington,U.S. Dept.Healthof Community of ServicesD.C. Health,Welfare Education and Health Services healthhealth nursing personnel. and refresher education for public providesAnyticelated may public fields applynursing, or is private foreligible public awards. forhealth nonprofit institution which institution grants. training, and re- Graduate42AmendmentsLegal USC Basis: 242dPublic (1964). of Health 1964; P.L. 88-497; Training GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE:and Purpose: COMMUNITY IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM Grants may be used to plan, organize, and pro- Available Printed Information: diphtheria,tomeasles,thisUnder provide program the broadandpoliomyelitis, Vaccination assistsother immunization diseases States Assistance tetanus, and presenting programs whoopinglocal Act agenciesof aagainst1962, majorcough, salariesinpurchasemozation; school programs; and tovaccinesvaccinations maintain other to study forrelated laboratory youngprograms; the expenses. needs children surveillance; and for tonot immuni- finance included to ForFact Further Book RelatingInformation to the Contact: Vaccina-U.S.tion Dept. Assistance of HEW Act of 1962, Immunizationsministerformhealth of problem. vaccines them) areor Assistance (and in particularly grants. Federal may personnel for be young either to chil-in ad- the appropriationprogramForm1965 and legislation through Extent of $11 offiscal extends Assistance: million. year the 1968, provisions at an annual of this Washington,U.S.BureauCommunicable Dept. of StateofD.C. Health, DiseaseServices WelfareEducation Center and personsdren, but in may a community. include praetically all susceptible diseasesAnyplannedEligibility: State and programor localis of limited publicincludes agency duration immunization may (a applyperiod against if not its State(or)PublicRegional Health Health Office Dept. Service more than 12 months). P.L.Vaccination2476Legal 87-868; (Supp. Basis: Assistance76 IV). STAT 1155; Act of 42 1962; USC 69 PROGRAM TITLE: GENERAL RESEARCH SUPPORT GRANTS Assistance: Available Printed Information: GeneralThisflexibilitymentaryresearch grant Nature totrainingprogram of on-going and this program activities which Purpose:areprovidesprojects for research and programs. is unusual for it per- comple- and The TheFormformularelated amount and whichExtent research of an is of expenditurescomputedindividual according ofaward the tois institution.based on a the health Grants-in-AidFor Further and AssistanceDept. of ProgramsHEW Information Contact: Other Financial ($2.50), ways.mitstechniques;arysupport institutionssupport Grants for improvement canemerging to for key research be used to provideutilize grants in a scientific talent, ideas, of centeal research re- personnel; flexible stable numbersal- of and Eligibility:Thosepharmacy,ry,search osteopathy, eligible institutes, and are: nursing; public health, voluntary laboratories, centers,schools and of medicine, hospitals, separate re- medicine, dentist- other DivisionGeneralPublicNational Researchof Health ResearchInstitute Services ofResources Support Branch Health Facilities & searchsourcesandTypes specialized projects which of Projects serve and training programs. Sponsored: programs;the needs and of multiple re- for general non-profitin health relatedresearch research. organizations heavily engaged Dept.Bethesda, ofLegal Health, Basis: MarylandWelfare Education and 20014 Theallofresearch programinstitutions new construction, andand is mayresearch be heavily engageddesigned in to provide alterations,used for or any renovation. directtraining, but not for health relatedsupport for cost of costs ServiceSection1962. 301(a)Act, as of the amended in 1960 and Public Health
70 PROGRAM TITLE: NEUROLOGICAL AND SENSORY DISEASE SERVICE PROGRAM Form and Extent of Assistance: For Further Information Contact: tionposeThisGeneralvention, ofprogramof researchstimul?ting Nature diagnosis, makes andfindings Purpose: treatment,grants and developing the applica- that pertain to the pre- for the general pur-and rehabilitation Appropriationstraining.Statesand 75 receivedpublic andfor grants 1965voluntary toamounted implement to associations in 36 service$3,450,000, and Washington,Dept.PublicDivision of Health Health,of Chronic D.C. Services Education 20201 DiseasesWelfare and whichandvelop,soryof persons communicative identifydisorders. expand, suffering and or dealimprove disordersfrom with Grants are made available to neurologicalcommunity and servicessen-neurological, visual,such as epilepsy, disabili- de- Eligibility:vateAnyfor agencyState,grants. local is eligible public toagency, or apply to this program nonprofit pri- populationties,mentaltrainingdures,of techniques, etc. retardation, etc. Services health screening In addition,establishment service mayglaucoma, programs, grants hearing are personnel.be provided to patients, of referral proce- demonstrations available for
71 GeneralPROGRAMThe Hill-Burton Nature TITLE: and HILL-BURTONProgram Purpose: makes PROGRAM Federal grants in constructing and TheSpecialcover Surgeon 50%Areawide of General the Planning costs can make Grants: grants to of projects for developing, States to StateswithTheFor State Further Health the Information exception Department Contact:of thein all six tablished.andequippingor loansForm other availableand healthpublic Extent andfacilities to of privateassist Assistance: for nonprofit which a need is es- hospitals priationshealthitansupervising,$2.5 area, and million authorized or related andlocal for carrying areafacilities fiscal for plans these yearout and forregional, special1965, services. and coordinating $5grants million totalmetropol- Appro- dressedtionFlorida:listed in those below.as Development follows: States Inquiries should Commission, for be informa-ad- Tallahassee ModernizationThisningandreplacement replacement withnew grantfiscal andof programyear publicfunds Grant 1966, for andFunds: for a totalnonprofit modernization4 year Modernization $160 million. period,hospitals begin- and and/or forhealthEligibleEligibility: each centers,of facilities the next long-term include:4 years. carehospitals, facilities public (inclu- NewMississippi:Louisiana: Jersey: Department CommissionState Department of onHospitals, Hospital of InstitutionsCare,Baton JacksonRouge and Agencies, Trenton Inchangeotherlowing: additicn, health in the new facilities program. amendments is the most also far-reachingprovide the fol- centers,dingbuildings,projectsisting nursing and structures, may rehabilitation (2) homes), include:expansion, anddiagnostic facilities.(4) (3) equipment. modernization and treatment (1) construction of new Types of of ex- Pennsylvania:NorthLegal Carolina: Basis: State Medical Department Care Com- of Publicmission, Welfare, Raleigh Harrisburg 1.2. Project A single Grants category to help of developformetropolitan health and related area, or facilities. other local area plans long-term care facilities regional, informationTheingFederal from State share 1/3 administering onto varies Federal2/3 of from the shareauthority construction State applicable to can State, to rang- provide costs. that Congressandintoto1964, revisingkeeplaw and passedamendments pace President the with legislation Hill-Burton changing Johnson". . .extending during programconcepts signed 3. Use by States of 2% of theirper($70$50,000 administration million). a year) to assist in efficient and pro- of State plans. allotments (up to particular State. Authorizedtion,ofAuthorized health and facilityoperation." Appropriations: appropriations planning, construc- for con- lion.andfivestruction$350 Publicyears million. purposes areHealth as . .Diagnosticfollows: Centers,covering Hospital $680 the and next . .Long-term Care Facilities, mil- 72 RehabilitationTreatment Centers, Facilities, $100 $50million. million. . . PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and LOAN Purpose: PROGRAM FOR NURSING Eligibility:HOMES For Further Information Contact: proprietaryThisvidedequipmentnancing program new is nursing employmentin notprovides cases available. homes of loansdemonstrated is andcreated for for constructionand other of fi-purchases ofneed, pro- Commercialcialforand loansexpansion.nonprofit if ornecessary organizationsindustrial for concerns industrial are or or commer- eligible to apply individuals, Washington,U.S.AreaField(or) Dept.Redevelopment Offices of D.C. Commerce of Dept. Administration of Commerce
if
73 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: LOAN PROGRAMS FOR PRIVATE NURSINGForm and HOMES Extent of Assistance: law to $350,000. In a new AvailableSBA Loans Printed Privately Owned Information: Health whoseThisdollars,on program reasonableannual when funds are receiptsmakesterms. are lessloans Loans to may with SBA banks not otherwise small businessesthan a million be direct or in and other available videbusiness,Loansforerate 110 ofarethe years, thethe limitedfacility. fundsapplicant and by loansThe formortgage workingnecessary may to is usually required complete and op- havecapital, a 10-year gen-be carried to pro- SmallFor Further Business Facilities, OP1-8. Information Contact: Administration participationprivatemakingproofoperationsstruction, lending necessarynursing jointly expansion, including institutions.homes can Private getis that the owner improvements,working and capital. loans for con- is a small profit- The onlygeneral maturityerally,due.Allneed or The 5 part isdate,years. requiredinterest may plus Constructionbe repaid withoutbeforeloans ratea loan is 51%.can Aestimated construction certificatepenalty of beforebe processed. time. Washington, D.C. 20416 businessman. Eligibility:singProfit-motivatedloans.available or have as some part owners, ofperson their staff, may who withare trained this training in nur- apply for
74 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and VETERANS' Purpose: NURSING HOMES EliZbility: orstructed,veterans.buildingThis altered. grants and butNot program existingequipping only may makesbuildings nursingnew fundsbuildings mayhomes available be forbeexpanded con-war for areState eligible programs, to apply their for agencies, this grants or instruments program. Washington,VeteransDept.For Further of Medicare Administration D.C. Information 20420 and Surgery Cwitact: TheleastspentNoForm State more 1/2 inand anymustofthan Extent the one 10%pay construction Stateof forof Assistance: theland during available acquisitions and each equipment funds fiscal and may year. atcost. be
75 - _ GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and F.H.A. MORTGAGEPurpose: INSURANCE NURSING Form and Extent of HOMES Assistance: of any loan or new con- AvailableNursing Printed Home Mortgage Information: Insurance Thisprofit.suresmay is financingabe mortgage both public and private, to provide nursing insurance program that as- profit and non- homes. limes Theposedthestructionthelitation maximum estimated cost improvements cannotprograms,of new amount value exceed are improvements. The rate loans cannotof theexceed property 5 when $12.5 millioncompleted. or For rehabi- timesthe90%of pro- in-of MinimumAvailableSuperintendent Property from: Standards of Documents(150);Nursing Homes (300) for mustingMinimumfacilitiessafely for he in3uranccis.nd of capacity such properly. asa isnaturef:.)r social, 20 any as Certain non-residentialbeds and the structurerecreational, proposedand other home apply-to house patients 3terest Maximumofeconomiclesser 1% cannot premium of mortgage20 lifeexceed years offor the mortgage orterm property.the maximumf of the remaining of maturity is the insurance. 51%, plus Washington,U.S.FederalFor Government Further D.C.Housing Information20402 AdministrationPrinting Office Contact: commongage lean. facilities may be included in the mort- AssuranceEligibility:sing homes for that mortgages are can public or private,such facilities or care be provided to nur- profit or must Washington,HousingFederalField(or) andOffices D.C.Housing Urban 20411 Administration Development benon-profit.cy substantiatederation andHomes must Need must be alsofor met. minimum standards from the appropriatebe at least of 20 bed of licensing and op- State agen-capacity. HousingLegal663;Section 12Basis: Act USC232; of 1715P:L: 1959, 86-372; as W (Supp. I). amended, 73 STAT PROGRAMoeneral Nature TITLE: and FALLOUT Purpose: SHELTERS FOR HOMESto help meet the FORAnyEligibility: THE public AGED buildings designed primarily for pur- StateFor CivilFurther Defense Information Agency Contact: extraThisforother Form eprogramcost ivil constructions ofdefenseand fallout provides Extent purposes. orof grants Assistance: protection, shelters, ordesign features necessary posestoclude provide other homes thanprotection for the aging, can fallout shelters, which would from fallout. apply for a grant in- tendedtioncatedfromFederal in fromStateamong central grauts computation.or States other targetmust on be areas. the furds, with land value ex- matched dollar-for-dollarbasisFederal of urban funds popula- are allo-
77 PROGRAMtalsGeneralPatients may Nature be TITLE:from transferred Veteransand VETERANS' Purpose: to Administration public NURSING or private Hospi- HOME CARE CostV.A.Form may Hospital and not Extent exceed care. of Assistance: of the per diem cost of VeteransMedicalFor Further DirectorAdministration Information of the nearestContact:Hospital, maximumU.S.nursingcare.require Government. homes protracted benefit for from Veteranscare periods V.A. at the mustof expense nursing have Hospitals stays and home receivedof the nonprofitStateEligibility:eligible. or local and nursingproprietary homes nursing as well as private, homes are Washington,VeteransDept.(or) of Medicine Administration D.C. 20420and Surgery
78 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and EXPERIMENTAL Purpose: AND DEMONSTRATION Types of Projects Sponsored: PROJECTS UNDER OMPER Availabi2 Printed Information: demicpromotedpowerThis program throughinstitutions; through seeks actual grants Federal, to experiments. try and out State, contractsnew andideas to in aca- man- Research is local directprojects.search,This program action developmental, These programs supports range fromthatanda wide demonstrationdevelop basic range research skills. of re- to the educationally BridgeHow to aEmploymentDemonstra- Neighborhood ManpowertionCenter0-714-152; Manpower Works. Programs, Demonstration themunitytoagencies;requirements determine local who work and are manpower individuals. environment.and alienated to match needs, from The Mostgroups program'sjobresources, of markets inthe a com- aim to proj- and is whohandicapped,ManyEligibility: have of them a history orassist disadvantaged of the delinquent aging, young behavior. persons MDTA A Summary of quest.thereportsNotes DevelopmentManpower #5.Special are available and Monographs Training upon re-Act; and workersTheinniquesects regular haveprogram whoto sought"reach"occupational might is closely to andnot develop betrain alliedtraining. able anddisadvantaged to improveCommunityparticipate tech- dividualsActionAnyareas Federal, mayProgram, with apply State research academic foror local contracts capacities agency,institutions or in grants.Community manpower or in- GuideManpower for Preparation Training Activitiesposals of DemonstrationOlderPro- for for Workers, Experimental Notes Dept. #6;or of Labor portunities.Actionorganizations) Programs to (and provide other special social trainingservice op- ployedthatEligibilityhistory,regularrecipients persons with OMPERand requirements problemsmust of possess welfare, be programs. unemployed thatless for lack preclude thanindividustls Theysignificant a 6thor usingmay underem- grade specify also workthe be edu- OfficeFor Further of Manpower, Information DemonstrationPolicy,Title Contact: I. Evalu- Programs Under cation. Washington,U.S.DivisionDept.(or) Dept. of of Labor ofD.C. Special Labor Programsation and Research ActManpowerRegionalLegal of 1962, Basis: Information Development as amended; Offices and P.L. Training 89-15; 79 STAT 75; 42 USC 2571-2620. 79 PROGRAM TITLE: MANPOWER DEVELOPMENT AND Form andTRAINING Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: GeneralauthorizationUnderthe form TitleNature of II isandof made training and basic andthe adaptability Manpower Purpose: to provide education andto up- Training ofActdirect unemployed action in The90%special10% Federal of of the thefunds cost costs. wereof Government provides Fortraining; redevelopment the Statemade available financingfor full to mustareas pay MaVowerEducation Research and Underand1965 Trainingthe Man ($1.25); PowerAci TrainingThe Bridge of 1962,and March Training Development gradefull-timeandTraining underemployed the skills employment under the program persons who without training. may include cannot obtain youth train- in- andThereFederalare most met is financing. no costsby cost to a the Federal for on-the-job trainee under this Government. training programs program, Manpqwer TrainingAprilBetweenOlderDemonstration 1965 Workers, Man (45); and Notes Dept.Activitieskis of Work,Labor for #6. providedstitutional,toing. profit In addition, for from on-the-job persons amendments to the the regular basic education may needing training,it to enable and occupational training. Act also provide also be them Traineeareallowances.gram. also allowances, This made to individuals includes both travel covering up to 104 undertaking the pro- and subsistence weeks, AvailableWashington,U.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocuments Office Theunderemployedauthorizationtonated 1965 includeized for work to requirespersons train or redevelopmentprofessional and employees continuing education residingretrain in areas unemployed or expand the program whose special- for con-desig- StateEligibility:tionallocal educational training grants. agencies are eligible agencies and public or for institu- private OfficeForManpowerU.S. Further of Dept. Manpower Administration of Labor Training Information Contact: Automation and tiontinued also1969: employability extended the program in their field. until June 30, This legisla- Individuals1. Unemployed eligible farmnet familyfamilies income). workers (includingwith less than to receive fulltraining time, ormust who be:$1,200 annual members of Washington,Local(or)(or) State D.C. 20210Agency Employment Service .9 2. Persons willbecome be unemployed or are workingworking less below than becoming obsolete. becaube their their skill levels. skills have Dept.Regional of Labor Information Offices 4.3. DisadvantagedPersons5. Persons training.out of school unemployed or and/or in needyouth, of 16-22 years, underemr., .3yed in re- occupational Who are ActManpowerLegal79 of2583-83, STATBasis:1962, Development 75;as 2601, 42 2610a-2612,amended; USCP.L. 2571-74,89-15; and Training 80 development areas. 2614-16, 2619-20 (1964). PROGRAMGeneralStateThese TITLE: and projectsNature local EXPERIMENTAL and agencies,provide Purpose: assistance academic toinstitutions, Federal, AND DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS FOR ActionAnyEligibility: Federal, Program, State academic or local agency,institution, or RURAL PERSONS Community in- AvailableBridge to Printed EmploymentDemonstra- Information:tion Manpower Programs, ployededucationally)disadvantagedreachingor individuals rural and persons. retraining toruralcan develop be persons,They trained unemployed or attempt (occupationallyfor employment to orshow that refine techniques of underem- and problemswhoIndividualsaredividuals eligible are unemployed withthat toeligible applyprecludethe capacity for or usingservices to carryregular must be persons for grants or contracts. underemployed; with out programs training VolunteerareSpecial available monographsand Rural upon Poverty,Demonstration0-714-152; and reports Notes #3. request. comprehensiveeitherisation,in to areas increasein training, agriculture of declining farmprogram and placement.andor economicother ofmarginal recruitment, areas activity. The general aim form incomes through a evalu- programs;asignificant 6th grade receiving work history; or those education level. welfare assistance; with no with less than OfficeU.S.Policy,For Further Dept.of ManpowerEvaluation of Information Labor andDivision Research Contact: of Special Programs TheTrainingadjacentand program workers toprojects largemay who include urbanmaylive asprovide areas. both rural migratory personsboth farm and non-- in areas workers Washington,RegionalDept.(or) of Labor Information D.C. Offices trainingfarmof the employment training.and placement skills services and include upon on-the-job completion ActManpowerLegal2620.89-15; of Basis: 1962, 79 DevelopmentSTAT as amended; 75; 42 andUSC P.L. Training 2571- 81 PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL JOB TRAINING FOR AMERICAN INDIANS GeneralAmericanProvisions1962 Nature also Indian of authorizethe and groups.Manpower Purpose: occupational training for These services, in the and Training Act of IndiansAnyEligibility:for Federal,grants. who reside State, onor alocal reservation agency servingmay apply OfficeForManpower Further of Manpower, Information Administration Policy,and Contant: Research Evaluation videdformincludeForm ofin vocational public andon-the-job Extent and trainingprivate oftraining. courses, Assistance: institutions and may may be pro- Individualunderemployed.residing on services a reservation are available who is to unemployed any or Indian Washington,U.S.(or)LegalLocal Dept. StateBasis: ofD.C. Labor Employment Office upTrainingtravel to 104 allowances. allowances are weeks, and can include made to individuals subsistence and for ActManpower214;(1964).2585, of 771962, 2588,STAT; Development as 2601, amended;42 USC 2614-15, and2571, P. 2619-20Training2582-3,L. 88-
82 PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL JOB TRAINING FOR DISADVANTAGED PERSONS whomunityguidanceAsGeneral arepart disadvantaged agencies ofNature and the trainingbroad and and Purpose: program organizations andcan unemployed.be providedunder to OMPER, persons by This com- ceiveagencies,Stategram.Eligibility educationalinstitutional and organizations agencies, grants to public establishare eligible or private the to pro- re- AvailableCaseworkBridge to Printed PreventsEmploymentDemonstra- Information: Dropouts,tion0-714-152; Manpower Programs, forconditionsandprogram training group utilizes counseling, toand assist employment. testing, the and individual casework, experimental to individual prepare work problemscipientscludeunemployedIndividual use (includingof of personswelfare orthe underemployed; regular eligiblesocialassistance; OMPER problems) for training personsindividuals program; that mustwith pre- with re- be Forquest.portsSpecial Further are monographs available Information upon Demonstrationand Contact: re-re- Notes #1: lessneedlittle16-22 than oroccupational noyears 6th work grade of age,histories; training;education. who aredisadvantaged and out persons of school having youth, and Washington,OfficeU.S.Division Dept.of Manpower, of ofD.C. Special Labor, ProgramsPolicy,tion and Evalua- Research Act79ManpowerLegal ofSTATt75; 1962, Basis: Developmentas 42 amended; USC 2571-2620. andP.L. Training 89-15;
83 -,,low PROGRAM TITLE: WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAM Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: GeneralportunitiesThistoother support program Natureneeded for or andwas care training to personsconstructive work developedfor themselves toPurpose: expand or who are unableexperience and their fam- the op- Onepilot,gramableexpansion hundred for orare approveddemonstration to perand centimprovement be achieved through projects; objectives of Federal financing isprojects; emphasis is on of community work experimental, the pro avail- _ periencegram;SeeFor mimeographed November Further Program, summary Information Contact: 10, 1964. Work ex-Title V of pro- experienceilies.includingrecipients. The program andpresent training and potential is aimed at for lov;r-income public providingassistance work families, publicandpantsvariety training assistance in athe social programs. project. payments, services Benefits may include in support of partici-medical care, and a Asst.Mr.WelfareBureauDept. Andrew Director of Administration Health, FamilyR. N.for Education andServicesTrullson, Special Services; OneTypeneedyment. projectperience of olderProjects This andpersors wouldsuggestion include istrainingor a program other sources Sponsored: attain or retain provision of work ex- employ-to help leading throughEligibility:followPublic theorthe nonprofit Stateadministration Public Welfare Agenciesprivate agencies may procedures that apply apply and Washington,330Regional(or) Independence OfficeD. C. 20201ofWelfare the Ave. S.W. Bureau of jobs.to part-time, seasonal, and recurrent temporary to public assistance programs. EconomicLegal(Public Basis: OpportunityLaw 88-452).Family Services Act of 1964 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: ADULT VOCATIONAL TRAINING AMERICAN INDIANS Eligibility: Available Printed Information: clinics,toprovidesrecognizedsatisfactoryIn help this themcounseling, program grants obtain tradeemployment. and the or reasonableandassistance Bureau vocation; guidance; Services of toremunerative Indianon-the-job Indian training include: Affairs adults intrain- and a beIndiantribeAnemployment. older applicant under Affairs, than the must18 jurisdictionlive years, be on an orand Indian near ofneed the aof reservation,training Bureaua recognized toof obtain U.S.AdultThe Dept. EmploymentVocational of the InteriorTraining AssistancekTamsgram, Services, Vocationalfor Pro- American Training Indians Pro- periodsGrantsForming and or andof assistance assistance training; Extent of intuition coverAssistance: obtaining andsubsistence relatedemployment. costsduring of Washington,U.S.BranchBureauFor Further Dept. of IndianEmployment ofD.C. Information the 20242 AffairsInterior Assistance Contact: On-the-jobcostsactualofmonths nurses' to training and but training training.from is orextended counseling;the usually site to of :;6is training. fortransportation maiths a period in the of case 24 309,P.L.Legal 84-969;309a Basis: (Supp. 70 STAT IV) 1952 986; 25 USC
tz.,. 85 PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR PERSONS IN Training is conducted in REDEVELOPMENT AREAS cooperation with the For Further Information Contact: UnderGeneralaretrainingredevelopment provided Title Nature and II ofretraining and OMPER areas Purpose: to assist for persons residing in of an institt.tional nature of 1962, occupational them to qualify designated determinedandDepartmentof theCommerce. need inof for consultationHealth, such trainingEducation or retraining and isWelfare, with the Department Washington,OfficeU.S.Manpower Dept.of Manpower, ofAdministrationD.C. Labor 20210 AutomationTraining and areforvelopment Eligible existingcreated traineesemployment or public may works oralso programs. through regional economic transportation and sub-.receiveopportunities training al- that rede- prnvisionsUnderearlierFederal the apportionment financing1965 authorize amendments for separate theamong program to this programStates. newfunding for full without (or)LocalLegal State Basis: EmploymentAgency Service lowancesupsistence, to 104 which as well include: as weeks. other expenses, for a period ToEligibility:bereside be unemployed eligible in a delignated for or the program underemployed. redevelopment area and persons must ActManpower214;2619-202582-3, of 771962, STAT Development2585,(Supp. as amended;422; 2588, V) 421963. 2601, and P.L. Training USC 2571; 2614-15, 88-
86 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and GENERAL Puepose: EMPLOYMENT SERVICES videdSpecial for services the older and workers, office specialistshandicspped, are vet-pro- EmploymentAvailable Printed Service Information: Review; ployers,ableThiscounseling,vicesof public tois anallare employees, employmentpersons employmentbroad testing, and through and selectionfar-reaching offices. community a services program avail- nation-widefor training,Offices system Job serve em- and include groups. Ser- unemploymentEmploymenterans,states youth, that have Servicesetc. insurance such Officesprograms. benefits also in administer those AbilityWashington,AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government is Agelessfrom: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocuments Office, developmenttics;analysis,dustriallabor training supplydemandservices and and publicationprograms placement; for employers; of information andfor statis- manpower develop- occupationalrecruitment and and in- compilation, allEligibility:organizations,Governmeht eligible for agencies, services. employers, community and individuals groups are and Ready,ProfessionalYourFor PublicWilling Further Employment Placement and Information AbkServe Service Contact:You Office Can tionalment; information,research in counseling, and other related fields.testing, occupa- Washington,U.S.ManpowerBureau Dept.Employment of EmploymentofAdministration D.C. Labor 20210Service Security J StateYouthLocal(or)(or) Employment StateOpportunity Employment Service Center Office Agency SecurityWagner-PeyserLegal49k113, (1940). Basis: 5 Act;USC P.L. 616 Act (1940),73-30; of 1933, 2948 Social USC 49- STAT 87 PROGRAMGeneral TITLE:Nature UNEMPLOYMENTand Purpose: established under INSURANCE AllEligibility: workers whose employers contribute to AvailableFacts About Printed the Federal-StateInformation: Un- Thisperativebenefitstheand States'isSocial operationan toFederal-Stateinsurance Securityjurisdiction,unemployed of the Actprogram program agreement.buttoworkers the provide unemploymentFederal Govern-falls under the through a coop- Organization totarilyservicemen),FederalState work, unemploymentunemployed, civilian and meet are and eligible the registered insthrancemilitary if programs, 'earning requirements of they are involun-employeesfor (ex-work, ready and UnemploymentUnemployment Insurance, CompensationemploymentU.S.Federal Dept. forEmployees ofInsurance Labor Program, 0-711-526 Generalmentmentstion contributesof are conditionsassurance, determined a percentage regardingtaxes, under a State plan, but and eligibility require- amount andof thedura- benefits. theganizations,Employees servicesState law. are in and generallyvery agriculture small not firms, and State unemploymentcovered by this domesticnonprofit OT-. ForManpowerUnemploymentBureau Further of InformationAdministration Employment Insurance Service Security Contact: theserequirements.Form must and conform Extent ofto certain Assistance: Federal statutory 1-the program;categories.insurance however, programs some include some of these Washington,U.S.Local(or) (or)Dept. State of D.C. Labor Employment 20210 Office Weeklyclaimant'stemporarilymum.employment benefits Certain regular disabled, generally compensation. weekly or range whowages, up States extend benefits to persons have exhausted un- from i to to a maxi- LocalSocialLegal State Basis: Securities Unemployment Act,Office Titles Insurance III, Ex-servicemenlaws.are also and Federal provided for under State and Civilian employees Federal IX,USCP.L. XII,191101-1105, 88-173;2001-2005; USCXIV 1931,and 29 1321-1324, others;USC 421941, USC 49-49r; 1944. 1361-1371; P.L.88-31,501-503, 38 88 PROGRAMGeneral TITLE:Nature SOCIAL and Purpose: INSURANCE PROGRAM FOR RAILROAD WORKERS Another function of the administration of this Available Printed Information: provisionsprovidesroadrailroadThis Unemploymentis aprotection workers broadof the socialRailroad and against Insurance theirinsurance Retirement loss families. ofActs, program income Underrailroadand Rail-for that the claimantstheMedicareprogram,railroad organizationsame basisthe workersHealthof railroadRailroad as and Programother are provision retirementeligibleRetirement aged for persons, theforof arethe aged.MedicareBoard, Federalauto- but Retired is on QuestionAvailableU.S.Superintendent Government & Answersfrom: of onPrintingDocumentsRetirement the Railroad Office Act, (45c) Thetheirworkersor unemployed retirementloss who of income. retire program may or receivebecome provides partial ill and regular protection disabled, bene- of Eligibilityprogrammatically of enrolled requirementsMedicare. in the hospitalfor the retirement insurance pro- RetirementfromAlsoWashington,For InformationaFurther series Board. D.C. Informationof leaflets, 20402Service, available Contact:Railroad wives,unemployedInsuranceUnemploymentabilityfits to surviving workersor oldProgram or age. sick.widows,benefitswho Benefits are retire paidunder children, as are to the railwayalso Unemploymentresultand payable parents. workersof dis- to workersagescaleservice.gram when ofspecify at benefitsRetirement agecertain a65 minimum may yearsrequirements benefits also or ofover.be 10 arepaid areyearsA payable reducedbefore met. railroad Wives thatto Chicago,Information844Railroad Rush Illinois Retirement Street Service 60611 Board oremployeesfitsalsoof monthlyretired at may 62 years.receiveemployees benefits.may Survivorsalso full receivedwhobenefits areof deceased65eitherand years reduced lump-sum andrailway bene-over 45amended;RailroadLegal USC(1940). Basis:228a-228c, RetirementRailroad P.L. 75-162; 228e-228r,Unemployment Act 50 ofSTAT 1937, 228s 307; In-as Security366a503;P.L.surance 76-141;45 (1940). USC ActAmendments of 53 351-54,P.L. 1938,STAT 89-212. 356,as of845; amended; 1965. 360-63, Social42 USC 89 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and VOCATIONAL Purpose: REHABILITATIONTRAINING GRANTS Assistance is given in fields both directly and Available Printed Information: tationtionslicUnder and Act, to Section other assist grants nonprofit payment4 ofare the Vocationalagencies, provided to States,of partpub- of the costs of and organiza-Rehabili- therapy,counseling,medicine,indirectlylogy, speechprosthetic-orthodontics, nursing,related social pathology towork, physical rehabilitation and psychology and,socio-audiology, rebreationand occupational rehabilitationand include: VocationalDivisionFor Further ofIlehabilitation TrainingInformactiontration Adminis- Contact: Training Grant Program fessionaltrainingfieldThe of grants projects vocationaleducation available that ofrehabilitation. persons are of two contribute to the pro- working in thetypes: instruc- fortheblind,service the mentally ill the toand deaf,special disabled;retarded. those disability with groups and special areas cerebralof palsy and such as the Washington,U.S.Vocational Dept. ofD.C.Rehabilitation Health, 20201 WelfaretrationEducation Adminis- and tutionstioncoursesgrantsing or theirfinanceteaching toto mbtructkonhelpprovide the grants students c..)st short-term to ofresources seletod helpby institu- educationalimproving insti-or expand- specialized and traineeship ofInEligibility:aids addition,contracts or for fundingwith special agencies is short-term also to available in the formdevelop teachingtechnical training. VocationalLegal1920; Basis: P.L. Rehabilitation 66-236; 41 STAT Act of 735; disabled.tions Ind persons employed in serving the ThosetovoluntaryIndividuals institutions eligible nonprofit tosoliciting sponsoring apply agencies are traineeships the training programStates, public andand organizations. should apply 29 USC 21-41 (1964), as amended. NationalApplicationsorhabilitation. course Advisory of for grants Council are on study. reviewed by the Vocational Re-. 90 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION-- Form andRESEARCH Extent of Assistance:AND TRAINING CENTERS Available Printed Information: a schoolsinandspecialThismedical or training. isassociated acenterswhich orientation-ind supporting These can towith providemeet centers grantsuniversities shouldthe a programarecostscomprehensive beexpected orforestablished medical thatresearch toassists have determinedgrantsAppropriationsmatchinggram willin 1962 payisby required, those wereandonly expenditures $4,085,000.administeringpart but of it the is expectedcost; Nofor the specificthis ratios that program. pro- are AvailableDescriptionVocational from: of Rehabilitation Programtration andcedures Adminis- Pro- for Applyin,g for Grants cip-inesprovidegramilitation in of physicalresearch rehabilitation.and have medicineand the training necessary and in vocational various resources dis- rehab- to pro- habilitationizationsEducationalEligibility: that agencies, institutions,have a comprehensiv2and otherState nonprofitvocational program of re-organ- U.S.VocationalFor Dept. Further of RehabilitationHealth,Information Educationtration Contact: Adminis- and aretraining eligible and to research apply. of a medical orientation StateWashington,(or) Vocational D.C. Rehabilitation 20201AgenciesWelfare 29Vocational1920;Legal USC P.Basis:21-41 L. Rehabilitation 66-236; (1964) 41as amended.STAT Act of735;
91 PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL REHABILITATIONRESEARCH AND DEMONSTRATION There is a particular concern in this program Available Printed Information: GeneraltoStatesThisonst.ration meet grants andNature part public program projectsof and the and Purpose: costs providesthatprivate ofcontribute nonprofit research and dem- assistance to significantly agencies for above.olderablededucation persons Projectsby saving programs, with might them disabilities which alsounnecessary could serveexpenses. include consumer mentioned the dis- AvailableResearchVocational andfrom: Rehabilitation Demonstrationan Annotatedtration Adminis- Projects, Listing, 0-736-804. toforprivateexpandlems. the the solution The disabled.programsand general improve of vocational of purpose vocationalthe nation's of the program rehabilitation prob- rehabilitationpublic and is to proximatelytheTheFormgrants Federal 1965 and were appropriationsExtent grant $40,000 over ofcontribution $17 Assistance: to million.$50,000 and for 1 year, expenditures forhasAverage been sizeap- of but FederalWashington,SeeU.S. also Dept. Assistance the ofD. pamphlet: Health, C. 20201 for WelfareEducationProjects in and cardiovascularTypesinclude: of Projectsprojects disability disorders, sponsoredSponsored: studies cerebral ofunder such areas as and personalityt- is programpalsy, epi- individualifiedNo$100,000. specific in the projects program,matching range butrequirements from there is an are $11,600 to expectation spec- For Further InformationtationAging:tions Administration ofResearch the Vocational and Demonstra- Rehabili-Contact: disorders,lepsy,orhandicaps;retardation, techniques disorders alcoholism, and and of demonstrations speech, aging, drug hearingmental addiction, and which provide prompt and wide- of new methods visual mental thethat States,Eligibility:costs. Federal public assistance and private should pay nonpiofit agencies, only part of DivisionVocationalU.S. Dept. of Research Rehabilitation of Health, GrantsDemonstrations trationEducation Adminis- and and experience.spread application of existing information and tionalvocationalPrivategrants institutions for individuals rehabilitation assistance. are are all agencies,not eligible to apply foreligible to apply. and educa- Washington,State(or) Vocational D.C. 20201 RehabilitationWelfareAgencies Legal31-41P.L.Vocational 66-236;Basis: (1964) Rehabilitation 41as STATamended 735; Act 29 of 1920;USC PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL EDUCATION RESEARCH GRANTS costsGeneralauthorizationUnder of Naturea thebroad Vocational isand range given Purpose: of toEducation research support partActand ofoftraining 1963,the itiessonsATypes particular wholiving of Projectshave in emphasis economically academic, Sponsored: of socio-economic,this depressed program commun- is per-or PreliminaryAvailable Statement Printed Information: of linesthesearch Guide- for andthe OccupationalPlanning Program, Re- programstobasicpectivepilot allow projectsknowledge andthem members experimental, to designed assume and of the special productiveto labor developmental, help vocational force present jobs. to acquire andskills and pros- participatingEligibility:grams.other handicaps in other that vocationalmight prevent training them pro- from Conditions and Procedures;for ProgramsOEResearch, mental-80035 Grants in Developments,Training, Vocational Experi- and or Pilot agenciescostsinstitutions;otherThose of public eligible projectswith andthe to are: approvalStatesprivate receive universities, and nonprofit ofgrants local the State foreducation colleges,agencies part Board of andandthe Washington,AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocumentsTechnical Office Education, 0-753-116 for Vocational Education. BureauDivisionFor Further of of Education VocationalInformation Assistance Educationand Contact: Technical Washington,U.S.Office Dept. of Education ofD.C. Health, WelfareEducationPrograms and P.L.15aa,VocationalLegal 88-210; 15bb,Basis: 77Education 15aaa, STAT 35-35n 403; Act 20of(Supp. 1963;USC V). 93 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES AppropriationsForm and Extent for of1965 Assistance: were approximately $97 AvailableThe Rehabilitation Printed Information: Record (profes- programpersonsofmulaUnder providing basis withthis covers programarephysical vocational aprovided wide fundsor range mentalrehabilitation to on States of an handicaps.services: allotted, to pay services thediag-for- The costs to tionFundsrespectively,million, was areincreased but allotted under for 1966 to 1965to $300 States and legislation and1967. on $350 a formula themillions, authoriza- basis AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: of DocumentsPrintingmonthly)sional Office journal, publishes bi- tion,cilitiesmaintenancemedicalemploymentnosis assistance and and and evaluation, workshops, relatedplacement,during in establishing rehabilitation;services, counseling, tools financial and rehabilitationtransportation, equipment, trainingassistance and, in andaddi- fa-for capitathatratesSpecialsupport considers income.to ismatchingState 75% the agenciesThe with State's funds matching 25% that populationare required initiateavailable ratio forfrom newand atFederal States.perhigherand Washingtdii,tration.thebilitationRegrints Vocation andsubjects D.C. Rehabilitationpamphlets 20402 are available on reha-Adminis- from forotheronFunds handicapped a goods Statewide are alsoand persons.services, availablebasis to meetand for vendingstudies the need and stands for planning re- tationOfficiallyEligibility:special agencies services. designated of States, State District vocational of Columbia, rehabili- U.S.VocationalFor Further Dept. ofRehabilitation Information Health, tration,Education Contact: Adminis- and pandedhabilitation services. services and to develop new and ex- InapplyGaum,other addition, for Puertononprofit grants grants Rico, foragencies can andservices. be the made for Virgin projects to State Islands to and expand may Washington,State(or) Vocational D.C. 20201RehabilitationWelfareAgencies rehabilitation serviceS. P.L.31-41VocationalLegal 66-236; (1964)Basis: 41Rehabilitation as STAT amended. 735; 29Act USC of 1920; 94 PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES AND WORKSHOPS ectauthorizationUnderGeneral grants the Nature Vocationalto assist is andgiven public Purpose: Rehabilitation a 5 andyear voluntary program Act of Vnon- 1965, r.roj- posesprogramMatchingForm andof the Extentrequirements program. of Assistance: are specified in the but vary for different sections or pur- IowaTheAvailable Role Rehabilitation of Printed the Commuptity Information: Associationin Workshop the Employment of the Disabled betheprove,profitbuildings; available physically organizationsor expand forfor or newpurchase workshopsmentally toconstructions; establish, of disabled. land construct,or equipping existingGrants and facilities for willandim- TheTechnicalset maximum at $100,000. assistance grant to in any workshop State for operations plannin$is is SourcesDes415 Moines,Bankers of Federal IowaTrust BuildingAssistancetionthe Establishment Facilities for and Workshopsof Rehabilita- widetrainingstaffingbilitationshops;level need and facilitiesprograms;and for qualityfacilities assessing workshops and ofexpanding as workshops;services anda andbasis determining vocational in for existing improving planning. work- and improving the State- reha- institutionAnyEligibility:also available.State, thatpublic provides or private or plansnonprofit to provide agency re- or 828AssociationVocational Davis Street of Rehabilitation Rehabilitationters,bilitationtration; Adminis-Inc. Cen- 1964 Facilities Directory of Reha- dependents.beIn addition,provided subsistencefor individnal allowances trainees andmay their also disabledhabilitation may services apply. to physically or mentally ForGrants-in-AidEvanston, Further Illinois Information and AssistanceOther1965 FinancialContact: Legislation Programs, (700) Impact of Washington,U.S.Vocaticnil Dept. ofRehabilitationD.C. Health, WelfaretrationEducation Adminis- and Regional(or)State(or) Vocational Vocational Rehabilitation RehabilitationAgenciesRepresentative mentsVocationalLegal Basis:Act ofRehabilLtation 1965 Amend- 95 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: andFEDERAL Purpose: PRISONERS REHABILITATION Eligibility: PROGRAM For Further Information Contact: torneyeraltionThis of prisonersis General1965,a new that program,by to aidsgrantinginitiate new prisoners to move from the rehabilitation ofauthorized Fed- by the Legisla- authority to the At-- corrective mea- institu- facilitycommittee,UnitedPersons, States,in convicted which warden, are the selected of oroffender an superintendent offense by is a against confined.classification of the the Washington,Dept.Director,Legal of Justice Basis:Bureau D. C. of Prisons tionprogramsadultshalf-waysures30 to days,community tomay assisthouses andfor be specialestablished andlife. residential as prisoner furloughs, not and emergency purposes. Under this authority, well as work release centers for exceeding ofFederal 1965;18 USC P.L. Prisoners 4082 89-176; (1965). Rehabilitation 79 STAT 674; Act
96 GeneralPROGRAM Nature andTITLE: Purpose: SMALL BUSINESS LOAN PROGRAMS Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: bankassistanceThisrectlyLoans programor fromothermay to betheindividual privateprovides made S.B.A. lendingeither financial whensmall in institutiona businesses.participation participation counseling or di-andwith loan a loansDirectof$100,000. interest are loans less isThegenerally than5 F%maximum $1,000. and range the loan Themaximum from maximumis $15,000$100,000; term rateto for some S.Small B.A. Business Business Administration, Loans, ItNo. is,138 0-749-What What it does, No. 0-745-991 tocannotsupplies,Loans purchase be may arranged. or facilities, be materials; used for machinery, theto provide following equipment, working purposes: forBothandlishedrepayment participation 10 the years by interest the isfor bank6 loansyearsonrate orguaranteed and overinstitutionfor theloans that term loansamount.under making of maturityare $15,000 theestab- loan. LoanSmallFor Sources Further Business in Information the Administration Federalernment, Gov-Contact: No. 52 constructiondisplacedcapitalavailableor expansion. for by businessto urbanprograms small Special renewal, businessesconstruction, supported low-interest highway that byconversion, have Federalloansand beenother are SmallMaximumEligibility:ranges businesses from rate 5 I-of and areinterest 8%.defined is 8%, by specificbut interest cri- Washington,LegalSmall(or) Basis:Business D.C. Administration20416Field Offices proposeupformaid.In to Loansaddition, to90% certainfinancing tocannot individualthis S.B.A. programbefrom granted stipulations. smallprivate provides unlessbusinesses sources. theyguarantees andcon- dominantministration,teriais independently established in its but field. by generally owned the Small or itoperated isBusiness a business and Ad- is thatnot 666;amended;Small 15 Business USC P.L. 636 87-305; Act of 1953,75 STAT as 97 PROGRAM TITLE: ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY LOANS 10 SMALL BUSINESS Available Printed Information: phasisditionalnessUnderGeneral Administration theon Naturecredit characterEconomic standards and andPurpose: wasAct ability ofand 1964, place of thean greater Small em- authorized to relax tra- individual, Busi- Maximumseverely$25,000LoansForm and may depressed at maturityExtend bean madeinterest of areas,is toAssistance: generally ratethe where maximum of 15it is years, 4%). amount ex- of 5f% (except in OfficeAvailableSmallWaging of Business Public Warfrom: on Information AdministrationPoverty, OPI-22. tovided.Bothgo allow into loans personsbusiness, and withmanagement an low incomes, assistance are pro-. opportunity to secure loans. who want to workingApplicantsceptEligibility: when capital; the must loan's then live it purpose inis or10 nearyears. is entirelya target forarea Washington,Washington,SmallFor Further Business D.C. D.C. Information 20416 Administration20416 Contact: OfficearetiesareasLoansorganizations, operating.where of designated are Economic availablesmall These most businessas Opportunity, only oftencenters in development partneighborhoods are inof communi-Community or "target areas" by the community centers tunity,Bynessdesignated law orbe economicbe of proposingbylow the income, Officeaid acan business. andof only Economic either be made be Oppor-in to busi- per- Small(or)Local(or) Business Community Administration ActionField Program Offices Actioncertainandstaffed.is availablerecommend Programs, that Part continuing ofto theirborrowers. thatloan aretask applicationsandmanagement professionally is to screen, assistance to makeevaluate, mentothersons unable lendingprivate to programs.sources, obtain financing or from other govern- from banks, 42TitleEconomicLegal USC IV; Basis:2901-07 P.L. Opportunity 88-452; (1964). 78Act STAT of 1964, 526; 98 GeneralPROGRAM Nature and TITLE: Purpose: SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-COMMUNITY Form and Extent of Assistance: DEVELOPMENT LOANS Available Printed Information: jobsmentLoans.areministrationThrough and companies increase this provided assistsprogram incometo help tocommunities Strtethe themand Small andtax provide local Business to createdevelop-long- Ad- revenues. new asS.B.A.businessmuchLocal much as will development as$8on loan$350,000 ofa long-term,every a local $10companiesfor development eachitlow-interest loans small may to smallcompanybusiness receive basis. as LocalSmallOfficeLong-term Development Businessof Information Capital Administration Company for Services Small0-740-709 Loans, Business, tail,Almostnessesterm service, loans in any the and ortype local manufacturing equity of community. new capital or .acisting businessto small small busi- may re- ploymentconcern5%.is 506 For butfor thiscommunities mayup rate to bc 25is reducedfurther years. with reducedThesubstantial in certain interest to 4%.casesunem- rate to OfficeLoansSmall toof Business State Information and Administration Local Services mentDevelop- Companies land.ings;struction,receive purchase loans. expansion, Financingof equipment or modernization may or be acquisition used forof build-con- of whoS.B.A.loanmustEligibility: live assistberequires in largely the a smcificlocal that controlled developmentcommunity, firm, and and owned thatcompanies eachbusinesses by peopleS.B.A. SmallForSBA Further BusinessCommunity Information Administration DevelopmentLoans Contact: OPI-27 Anymentexpressvelopment size within communitypurpose companies a particular of promotingmay that community.organize are economic chartered to form develop-for de- the andonereceiving"small thatis not isbusiness." loansdominantindependently conform Usuallyin its ownedto sphere criteria a small and of definingactivity.operated business is SmallWashington,Legal(or) Business Basis: D.C. Administration 20416Field Offices eligiblepurposeopmentatedState under development tocompaniesof applyfurtheringa special for companiesmust loans.State economic be law, incorporated must andgrowth localbe incorpor- to devel-for be the 696USCSmall502;1958, (Supp. 631 BusinessP.L. as note, amended, III)87-341; 1959-61.633, Investment 75662, Sections STAT 681-87c, Act 752;501 of and15 99 PROGRAM TITLE: SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTERS PROGRAM The program provides Economic Opportunity For Further Information Contact: GeneralwhichfortheThis formthe program will Natureestablishment of provideCommunity providesand Purpose:opportinuties and financialAction Programassistance grants in operation of centers for low-income whichPagenomicLoans 98).are Opportunity to designated persons Loansliving "target" toin or areas. near Small Business, neighborhoods (See Eco- Office of Economic OpportunityOpportunity,angionalshould application Officebut be sent a to draft to: before proposal Office of Economic submitting Re- tionpersonsnotincomeis the of had smallprovision to personsadequate start, businesses. andof access groups expand, or improvebusiness the opportunitiesopera- for to and knowledgeOf particular of concernwho in the past have public low - OnlyE mayligibicenter. approved proposelity I Communitya small business development Action Programs Attention:Washington,811Small Vermont Business Economic D.C.Ave. Administration N.W. OpportunityLoan Program and private credit sources. yearlionEconomicLegal 1966. has Basis: been Opportunity allocated Act. for the fiscal$15 mil-
100 PROGRAMGeneral NatureTITLE: MANAGEMENTand Purpose: AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO SMALL BUSINESS Eligibility: Available Printed Information: and,technicalestablishedActUnder of in authorization 1964some assistance a the cases,program Small developmentof to Businessofthe assist management Economic small Administration companies businessesOportunity and paniesmen,smallPersonssmall and,businessmen, and business eligible in community some isfor cases,one prospectivethis groups.that assistancedevelopment is owned In small general, include and com-business- operated a Small Business AdministrationAdministration,It Is, ReportsWhat Annual What It Does OPI-6 techniquesfromandForm community the and development of Extent business groups of Assistance: of management.to newbenefit or establishedand profit criteriaSmallavailableindependently Business that upon define Administrations andrequest. small not dominant businesses have in its which specific field. are The Small(or)For Further Business Information AdministrationOffices Contact: Field 2.1.The Workshops, Management general forms courses, counseling of thisconferences assistanceincludingCorps102). of and RetiredServiceinclude: Executives (see page Washington,TitleEconomicLegal IV; Basis: P.L. Opportunity D.C. 84-452; 20416 78Act STAT of 1964, 526; 42 4.3. Economic,Publications management, of various types andbusinessclinicssurveys.management engineering to assistfor owners. both of prospective small businesses. and current USC 2901-07 (1964).
101 0 PROGRAM TITLE: SERVICE CORPS OF RETIRED EXECUTIVES GeneralThisbusinesses.executives new Nature program to Theand serve volunteerPurpose:was as serves volunteersestablished to small for retired small business without pay FormregisteredThesmall andprogram business Extent nearly began of owners 2,000 in by Assistance: October, 1964 volunteersand had and 500 the end of the year. ServiceAvailableFor Corps Further Printed of RetiredInformation Information:OP 1 -16 ExecutivesContact: whichforwithpermitted desires90 thehasdays owner requested it. toin The comeassisting of services,the tothe a afinancial business, if the latter assistance and ishowever, are free. agreement full-timeunderpersonsVolunteersEligibility: certain with work are previous circumstances mayretired participate. and persons executive experience; semi-retired Businesses engaged in Washington,SmallLocal(or) FieldBusiness Office D.C. Administration, 20416 of AdministrationSmall Business counselingcloselyS.C.O.R.E.Typespoverty. of with Projects smallvolunteers Community businessmenSponsored: have in Action Programs by the pastin worked areas of thoseeligible which for have S,C.O.R.E. no more assistance are generally than 25 employees.
102 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: COOPERATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAM Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: tionsthetionalisThis costto in supportinstitutionsis the ofa grants research,field the of developmentprogramto education. assistsurveys, themavailable andofIts in knowledge general demonstra-meeting to educa- aim of butbeenThe$70 ranges 1966 approximately million. appropriation from The $1,000 average $50,000 tofor $1 thissize formillion. program ofa 2-year the grants wasproject, has FederalagingFor parLicular see Assistance the pamphlet reference Aging:fortion Projects to Research the in and Demonstra- theeducationwhichmajor aged. problems ofcould education include at education all levels offor for30%FederalNo educationalfixed of thecontribution amount total laboratories. cost. of matching is No usually matching is between required is required 25 but and the TheGrants-in-AidU.S. Impact Dept. of of 1965and Health, Other LegislationAssistance Education Financial Programs and s: forcenterscationalContractsstructingresearch, training for laboratories; and andsurveys,research researchers grantsequipping andmay for in demonstrations;demonstration; nationalthebe education. awardedestablishment and forregional and basicfor of con- edu- cation,ProposalsmayEligibility: be State submitted for departments research by institutions grants of education, and of contracts higher private edu- in- AssociateFor Further Commissioner InformationResearchWelfare forContact: forThereTypes1965, problems ofis this aProjects particular program of education Sponsored: supportedconcern for thein 10 this aging. studies program During that dustry,schooloflaboratories education, and systems, individuals. may colleges and be madeprivate andProposals byuniversities, industry. a State for departmenteducational local Washington,OfficeLegalU.S. Dept.of Basis: Education ofD.C. Health, 20202 WelfareEducation and ternsstrationcludedinterestsdealt ofwith such information-seekingin of theadult oldertopics education training people. as: development problems,and These inretraining adult projects needs, and education. anddemon- haveand pat- in- cationthe332b89-10;Public Elementary Act(1965). 79Law ofSTAT 83-510,1965, and 44; TitleSecondary 20as amended USCIV; P.L. 331- Edu- by
---..-- PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and EDUCATION ADVISORYPurpose: SERVICES AND DATA Partlect of and the make function available information of this service is to and data col- PublicationsAvailable Printed of the Information:Office of Educa- Thisformationgenerallyvidesfor is construction technicala general helpand advisoryimprove assistance andof facilities;information service educationalservices are practices. available organization,publications to which pro- In- currentresultingEligibility: educational from surveys individual may apply and social trends. and special studies on for this ser- AvailableWashington,U.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. oftion (30c) PrintingDocuments Office20402 schoolmanagement,higherinstruction; systems; education. andteacher techniquesfinancing and methods of colleges training; programs and ofof Anyvice. group or OfficeForU.S. Further of Dept. Education of Welfare InformationHealth, Contact: Education and Washington,EnablingLegaltion, Basis:1867; D.C. Law 20202 of the USC, Title Office of Educa- 20Education
104 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and LIBRARY Purpose: SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION RURAL AND URBAN Form and Extend of Assistance: AvailableLibrary Services Printed Information:and Construction ActUnderingmaderary of the Services the1964, to developme-it allowLibrary an Act amendmentfinancial Services of 1956,of publicassistance andauthorizationto the Constructionlibrary earlier for servicesexpand- Lib-was Appropriationbia;million.States,and and $80,000 Allotments$25,000Puerto for under Rico,the (Title of1965 iitleand $100,000I) and fiscalIIthe are $20,000District year madeunder was of (TitletoTitle Colum-$55all I II) SupplementState Plans No. Under 1, Bulletin theandAct Libraryvices (P.L.1959,Welfare Act, Ser- 88-269 OE IndicatorsMarch 1959, Health, No. Education 10 (30) 1964); facilitiesalsoitin wasboth provided for urban for rural public assistanceand areas ruval libraries. only. areasfor Title the where consructionII of formerlythe Act of Islands.formentbraryGrants American ofservices are services based Samoa, and inupon a areasGuam, plan a State thatto and initiate haveevaluation the Virgininadequate improve- of li- SupplementGrants-in-Aid No. 2, and 0E-15012 OtherHealth,AssistanceNo. 17 Financial (600 (350Education Programs, and WelfareDept. of tancethatprovedincludingStatesGrants have may planto are inadequate enable bethe madeto used following:extend them byfor anor a Libraryto numbernoallotted constructionimplement service. services offormula purposes, The an of toap- newassis-to areas capitaFederalMatchingor no service. income contribution ratios of vary the State.isfrom determined StateStates to with State.by thea lower The per Washington,AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocuments($2.50) Office vicesalterationlibrarybooks,land by and buildings; materials,contributing of initial existing equipment; expansion, and buildings; to equipment. the cost andremodeling, purchasing ofextending salaries, and ser- withperEligibility: highercapita perincome capita contribute income. less than States BureauDivisionFor Further of of Education LibraryInformation Services ResearchDevelopment Contact: and agenciesThoseservices. eligible that have for applicationan approved are plan States' for library library Washington,OfficeU.S.(or) Dept.of Education ofD.C. Health, 20201Welfare Education and StateAct;LibraryLegal Library P.L. Basis: Services 88-269; Extension and78 STAT Construction Agencies 11; 20 USCSTAT 351-358 911; 20 (1964). USC 353, P.L. 355,84-896; 358. 70 105 PROGRAM TITLE: ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL LIBRARIES tionalUnderGeneralgiven Librarya to Naturebroad construct, ofprogram, and Medicine, Purpose:expand, administered grants and improve and by support are medicalthe Na- Furtherscientificandships, to toprovide support improve materials. for is and publicationavailable expand for ofbasic special resources, bio-medical, fellow- AvailableThe Impact Printed of 1965 Information: Legislation,ofcialGrants-in-Aid Health, Assistance Education and Programs, Other and Finan-Wel- Dept. andlishscience;libraries; relatedspecial and to topics. studies trainto provide persons in medical financial in medical library support libraryscience to pub- establishedTheForm$11 Medical millionand Extent a Libraryfor5 year 1966of Assistance:program Assistance and $21 and authorized million for subse- Act of 1965 in AssociationFor Further InformationDirector offare ExtramuralContact: (700 legislationThis program enacted was expanded in 1965. Itconsiderably allows assistance expand, by thequentsources. areas years. of construction,The largest authogizations research, occur and re- Bethesda,National Library Maryland of MedicinePrograms , altertolicities. beLimited andand used This nonprofitremodel eitherfundswould are existingtoalsomedical constructalso include available medicallibraries costnewor libraryto ofto existing libraries. In addition, enableequipment. them facil-pub- withinMatchingEligibility: the different funds oxe areas required, of the and program. ratios vary NationalU.S.(or)Legal Public LibraryBasis: Health of Medicine Service totionsSupportimprovegrants serve and andas for basicindividualsregional materials training resources. medical is areto also train provided available medical to to institu- expandlibrarians and Publiclibrary,researchstitutions and and and nonprofitare publication development,eligible private to grants.apply agenciesregional for construction, medical and in- Titleasof280a. amended; III,1965. PublicMedical P.L. Health Library Service Assistance 89-291; 42 USC 241- Act, Act Researchinandsisted the persons health either projects insciences. byother contract in informational library or grant.science are as- Investiga-specialities Traineeshipstraininganding medicalto libra:rians programs arelibrary available and is science made specialists. to toandindividuals existing relatedinstitutions. fields Support for libraries study- tionstion.niques,sciencestoring, must andsystems, beretrieving inin thethe and developmentfield and equipment of distributing medical of for new processing, informa-library tech- and public and private nonprofit 106 PROGRAMUnderGeneral Title TITLE:Nature III SUPPLEMENTARYof and the Purpose: Elementary andEDUCATIONAL Secondary CENTERStoThe raiseeducation general the AND quality aims SERVICESby providing of of the educational program services areservices not to now improve now available, in Available"The First Printed Work Information: ofAmerican These Times" Education, April, 19b5, wascalmentationeducationalEducation school devised districts inActto centers educationalencourage of 1965,to andsupport assistanceinnovationservices. systems. supplementary TheAlmostis given program anyto lo- and experi- Appropriationsforexistence,Form regular and and schoolExtent to for develop programs.ofthe Assistance: fiscal demonstration year 1966 were models The Impact of 1965Washington, Legislation,andU.S.Grants-in-Aid Welfare Dept. ofD.C. Health, and Other Education Finan- novative.plementstypefollowing:These of educationalcenters existing remedial and education serviceservices instruction, is programscould eligible adult include ifeducation,and it sup-isthe in- quirements.on$75Eligibility: a million.formula Allocation basis. There is madeare no to matching(;) re-each State For Further InformationWelfareDept.cial Assistance Contact:of Health,(70) Programs, Education and programs.grams,laboratories,retirementcultural materials activititis, education, and centers, support consumer vocational to radio education, guidance and television Pre- pro- mobile libraries and AgenciescipientsgrantsLocal shcoolmustof or Federal school give districts assuranceaidauthorities under are the thisthat applying only program.all eligiblegroups for re- of Director,BureauOffice of Divisionof Elementary Education of Plans andEducation SecondarySupplementary Centers plansthe population and application to be served of the areprogram. involved in the Washington,U.S.State(or) Dept. Educational ofD.C. Health, 20202 Agency WelfareEducation and ActLegal20Elementary ofUSC Basis:1965; 841-848 P.L. and 89-10;Secondary(1965). 79 STAT Education 39; 107 PROGRAM TITLE: COMMUNITY Purpose: SERVICE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: GenerallationThisinEducation the is enacted Nature asolution new Act. programandin Its aim of community 1965, under Title I resultingis to provide from therecreation and land problems such as: of theassistance Higher legis- Appropriationswith$10Grants million the remainingof $100,000 for for grants. the arefiscal year funds going to States allotted to each State, 1966 were accord- HigherThe EducationImpact of Assistancenrants-in-AidHealth, Education Programs, and Other 1965 Legislation Act of 1965 and Welfare MO Dept. ofFinancial housing,portationuse,providedand unemployment, community health, through on anpoverty, allotted the service programs. youth opportunities,developmentfor providing of college communitybasis to States to Grants are trans- andtheingEligibility: toFederal1967, population. but share will is decreaseMatching to funds 5096 are in 1968. established at 75% for 1966 required; OfficeForU.S. Further Dept.of Education of Welfare InformationHealth, Contact: Education and servicesstrengthen and resources continuing education. plans.Grantsfundshensive,ar ogency States arewill coordinated available orbe wishing allotted. institution to submit a compre- onlyState toto plan.approved apply Upon should State appointapproval, Washington,TitleLegal I, Basis: HigherD.C. 20202 Education Act of 1965
108 PROGRAM TITLE: CONTINUING EDUCATION AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS leadershipToGeneral advance Nature for education and and coordination Purpose: programs ofby the providing nation's TypestensionThis of program andProjects improvement gives Sponsored: special of ittformal attention educa- to ex- DivisionJohnFor Further G. Lorenz of LibraryInformation Services Contact: adultinterestand education,the in development the extension library of andservices the improvementarts in(at education. all levels), of areas.tensionvicesaging.tion Act,programs, ofIt publicaalso grant administersincluding library program serviceseducation forthe theLibrary to furtherfor rural the Ser- ex- Washington,U.S.OfficeBureau Dept. of of Education Educationof D.C.Health, 20201 WelfareResearchEducationDevelopment and and specialvicesBasicLegal Act,Basis:Act programs. ofand 1867, other the laws Library authorizing Ser-
1 09 PROGRAM TITLE: COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICES Contact: GeneralDepartmentThrough Nature the ofcooperative and Agriculture organizationalPurpose: leadership to extension service, theprovides technical 2.1. Design Nutrition of tainingenergylimits good saving, of thehealth. families educationhousing in thefor safety,interest and within the economic concerned. convenience, of main- Washington,ForU.S.Federal Further(or) Dept. Extension Information ofD.C. Agriculture 20250 Service helpsubjectriculture.onbothout subjectsdisseminate in matterrural cooperation Educational and and useful urban programsareas. relating to home economics with county governments and practical knowledge These programs, are carried and ag- in 4.3. InformationFinancial5. Family transferincluding of supplementary property, etc. relationships and andpersonal home managementabout inheritance income possibilities. laws, wills, and planning, develop- Director(or)Local Cooperative of Extensionvice atGrant Office College Extension Ser- State Land whichturalandfields education, areproduction as: locally home youth and economics, consumerorganized, may include development,marketing. and agricul- service such 6. Home gardening foodsuitablement. supplies. Leisure to the agingand and use of recreation activitiesand their interests. home-produced Smith-LeverLegal83-83; Basis: 67 STAT Act, 83;as amended; 7 P.L. 84-360;USC 69 341-343, P.L. Thepeciallyprogramsthroughoutinformed aging the are of nature continuing theserved nation. available Extension Service, but es- by severalThese of the educationprograms programshave of an in local communities broad in- forAnyEligibility: these individual services. or community group is eligible STAT344-346,342,P.L.(1963). 87-749;343,683; 348 344,7 (1958).USC 76 345, STAT347a, 346, 347a, 349 745; 7 USC348 (1958). clude,creasinglyfollowing:meet asspecific illustrations, included needs topics of older people. the following: and problems that These in- AvailableMimeographedPrograms Printed and pamphlet, &sourcesoperativelated to AgingExtension Information: Services Re- of the Co- 110 GeneralThisPROGRAM is Naturea program TITLE: and ofPurpose:TEACHING annual grants MATERIALS to State FOR de- THE BLIND TheForm allocation and Extent of ofgrants Assistance: is made to each State DirectorFor Farther information Contact: dents.teachingpartmentsresidenteach PartState's and schoolof of education educational chiefthe for awarded school the to blind. materialsbe office grants used and inis for madepurchasing part blind to to each stu- OnlyEligibility:registeredon the State basis indepartments of State the populationschools of education and of institutions. blind may students apply Washington,OfficeU.S. Dept.of Financialthe of D.C.Secretary Health, 20201 Management WellareEducation and otherBraillefurnishesTherecorded American aids. books the educational material,and Printing music, programs, whichHouse large-type includes: for talkingthe texts, Blind tape books, and for grants. Cap20Legal 186,USC Basis: Mar101-105 3, 1879; (1964), 20 STATas amended. 467;
111 PROGRAM TITLE: CAPTIONED FILMS FOR THE DEAF Annual appropriations have increased pro- Available Printed Information: GeneralcaptionedThisstructions,as tapes, is Nature a loan films etc. andservice and forPurpose: other groupsprogram transparencies, programmed visual aidssuch of deaf persons. to provide in- creasedpropriationingressivelyrising 1960. thereaftertoThe since$5 was 1966 million $3the and tomillion, inception $7 million annually. forThe 19681967 and fiscal for years' 1969 ap- annually, to be in-of the program AttentionDeaf,For FurtherFebruary Users Information of1965 Captionedfor the Deaf! Contact: Films Thedeafeducationalof generalof filmsby educational providing and aim and by of cultural andandthe program conducting research in the usetraining films. distributing a broad rangeadvancement for the is to promote filmGroupsEligibility: library of 3contains or more more deaf persons, than 500organizations films. clubs, Chief,BureauEducational Captioned of Educational Media Films Branch forSection Research and Deaf FormeligibleFilms and are groups.Extent made of available Assistance: free, on loan, to classes,that:Groupsaresion eligible (1) fee,schools, and films (2) individualsto willwill and notnot other borrow films. be broadcast bybe shownmust forprovide an admis- assurance television, Washington,OfficeU.S. Dept.of Education ofD.C. Health,DevelopmentWelfare Education and sons,infringed.(3) will and be(4) exhibited copyright will not be only to groups of deaf per- violated or P.L.Legalamended.654;249-2494 85-905; Basis:42 USC (1958). 72 2491-2494 STAT P.L. 1742; 87-715; 76 STAT(1962), as 42 USC
112 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and LOANS Purpose: FOR RECREATIONAL ENTERPRISES AND FACILITIES termineTechnical cost assistance estimates, is alsoorganization, available financ-to de- AvailableLoans forPrinted Recreational Information: Enterprises economicitiescommunityThisother thatprogram rural will benefits. groups residents primarilymakes toGenerally orfinance by serveinsures either recreational thisfarmers loansdirect is limited to anduse rural facil- or to RuralEligibility:ing,area and communityor management. small country groups town (rural of notis defined more as an than FarmersFor Further Home InformationAdministrationPA 723Contact: privateInfrombutoutdoor general, in the lenderscertain recreational Farmersmost andcases of theHomeinsured loans facilitiesfinancing Administration. maythrough and beis providedmade theactivities. program, directly by arereasonablearea)5,500 eligible thatpopulation are ratesto unableapply. whichand toterms isobtain not from part needed otherof an credit sourcesurban at Washington,DepartmentFarmers(or) HomeofD.C. Agriculture AdministrationCounty Offices ThecurityaverageandForm maximum the and is interestloan required. Extent isterm approximatelyrate of of Assistance:may the notloans exceed $100,000. is 40 5%.years, The Se- is
113 PROGRAM TITLE: HOME MANAGEMENT EDUCATION FOR AGED WELFARE RECIPIENTS %General NatureThisExtension is and a service Purpose: Service program, of the Department administered by the of Agri- curricula,TheFormlectures service and throughExtentteaching provides of the aids, programState Assistance: and instructionsLand-Grant and Uni- organization and MimeographedAvailablePrograms Printed and pamphlet: Information:operation Extension Resources of the Co- Service Re- withthemculture, sources.educational in makingthat provides programsthe most aged of their limited designedre-welfare to recipients assist versities.Individuals,Eligibility: groups, State and local govern- CountyFor Further Extension Information Agentfromlated the toExtension Aging; available, Service. Contact: free, ments may apply. DirectorU.S.Federal(or) Dept. of Extension of Agriculture ServiceatGrant University State Land- Washington,Smith-LeverLegal1952, Basis: 1955D.C. Act, and as1962 amended 20250 in
114 PROGRAM TITLE: ADULT BASIC EDUCATION nomicThisGeneral broad Opportunity Nature program, and Act,Purpose: established was set up by to the support Eco- totalFormlocalFederal cost and contribution assistanceofExtent the program of is Assistance:is 10%. provided through up 1968; to 90% State of theor AvailableGrants-in-Aid Printed and Information: OtherHealth,Assistance Financial Education Programs, and WelfareDept. of tionandandeducation,ministeredgrams stimulateprojects, development for persons throughit ongoinglocal assists oreducational 18 aimprovement researchprogramsState years plan of agencyand ofage of instruction,of demonstra-basic and techniques pro- over. adult Ad- organizations,EligibleEligibility: applicants and institutionsare educational identified agencies, under AdultFor Further Education Information Unit of($2.50). the Contact: Office of andCriteriaagency.or supervisory creative for application approaches services call byto the for developmentState new, educationalimaginative, of funded.byprocedures,administeringeach which State local plan. limits theproposals This program of planthe can program,and will be the establishapproved State and agencycriteria theand RegionalWashington,U.S.(or) Dept. 0E0 of D.C. Health, Office 20202 EducationWelfareEducation and tion,coursesinmentscitizenshiphealth adult family habits,relatedalso basic and provideresponsibilities. education.homemaking, tocommunity consumer grants relationships, for buyingemployment Recent teacher practices, amend- training andinforma- Teacherprofitagencies,leges, organizations.universities, training and other grants Statepublic may or and belocal voluntarymade education to col- non- TitleLegal II, Basis:Part 13 of theOpportunity Economic Act.
115 PROGRAM TITLE: FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION CONSUMER EDUCATION GeneralAdministrationgoverningIn conjunction Nature foods andwith also and Purpose: its providesdrugs, efforts the a general informa-to enforce lawsFoodbroad and educa-Drug preparationperiodicals,ConsumerFormradio and and Extent andinformation TV films, distribution scripts, of filmstrips Assistance: service kits of for and includes: teachers,pamphlets, and slides, the AvailableForFirstYour Further FactsPrinted Money InformationAbout Information: and DrugsYour LifeContact: tionalconsumertionavailableare and programalso professional conducted,attitudes, to whichinterested offers persons or andpurchasing information consultations.and is madeuse habits Studies on groups. AnyEF.gibility:radioapply individual and for TV this spot orservice. localannouncements. community group may Washington,DivisionFoodU.S. and Dept. on Drug Consumer D.C. of Health,Administration 20201 WelfareEducation Education and
116 PROGRAM TITLE: COMMUNITY RELATIONS SERVICE assistThisGeneral is individuals a Nature human and relations and Purpose: communities program devisedto resolve to AssistancesonsForm to and develop isExtent in the programs of form Assistance: of to conciliators, seek and to per-control AvailableHowThe to Civil Turn Printed Rights Talk Information: intoAct Action:of 1964 A terpretingequities,programsciliatoryracial disputes eventsandarbitration to endit workssatisfactorily.and discrimination actions.service, with news action It providesmediaor tocorrect develop in con-in- in- ThisEligibility:theracial causes service and of national isthe available dispute, news to andmedia. any aid community in dealing orwith CommunityFor Further Relations Information ServiceRelationsGuide Contact: to an Commission Effective Human thegroups,decisionmunityCommunity program experiencingor or individuals respectcome Relations at confidences theracial Serviceconcerned. request dispute may andof ConciliatorsStateupon enterwork itsofficials, ato com-own of groups.thatwhichindividuals infringe result uponwhofrom have thediscrimination rights been affectedof individuals practices by disputes or Washington,U.S.OfficeLegal Dept. of Basis: Media of D.C. Commerce Relations 20230 tionshipschures,andAnotheravoid distribution unnecessary and aspect between films ofof that races.publicity.thepublished serviceattempt pamphlets, is to the improve preparation bro- rela- 78Civil STAT Rights 241; Act 42 ofUSC 1964; 1971, P.L. 1975-2000 88-352;
117 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and WASHINGTON,Purpose: D.C. LEGAL AID AGENCY 4. Proceedings juvenile court of the before the coroner District of Columbia and in AvailableAnnual Report Printed of the Legal AidInformation: whoThissistancecounseleral, areagency theunable to for program providespersons legalto pay assistanceattempts to indigent to make livingper- in Washington,legal counselingattorneys' andfees. as- In gen- available D.C., 5. ProceedingsIn addition, commitmentor the U.S. cases. rehabilitation assistanceCommissioner.arising from mental healthand ser- DirectorFor Further umbiaAgency for the District Information Contact: of Col- thecourts.sons 2.1.following: appearing FelonyPreliminary Those cases courts in varioushearings proceedingsin in the felony U.S. cases ColumbiaDistrict Court of Gen- and proceedings Court. includeand in vicesEligibility:fidavitTo arebe eligible,alsoof indigency. provided.defendants must submit an Attorneys must be ap- af- Washington,RoomUnitedLegal Aid4830, States Agency D.C. Court 20001of Columbia for the District House, 3. Offenses against theeral madeprisonmentDistrictGeneral Sessions. in theof Sessions. forDistrict one year or the U.S. for which of Columbia Court more might im- ofbe pointedcourt before by the whom magistrate, the case is being commissioner, or presented. DistrictLegalCode1960; Basis: Chapter of P.L. Columbia 86-531; 22, 2201-2210.74 STAT 229; Legal Aid Act of D.C. PROGRAM TITLE: OFFICE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE 0:fiueGeneralUndersistance of theNature Criminal toCriminal defendants and Justice Purpose: Justice who provides Act are of 1964, legal theas- financially un- furnishedjudgeU.S.Legal Commission for services eligibleby a bar and defendants. ofassociation, counselthe court are Counsel orlegal obtained a district aid may agency, through courtbe tionTheAvailableavailable planin each forPrinted from Federalproviding each Information: district district representa- is court. district,ablepertinclude: to assistance obtain and legal appellate adequate counsel, for both courts.counsel investigation, misdemeanor These in and ex- Federal, servicesbe-and felonyAssistanceEligibility:or private or misdemeanorattorney. is available to cases any defendantsin Federal, of dis- Washington,OfficeU.S.For Further Dept.of Criminal ofD.C. Information Justice 20530 Justice Contact: forefelony a commission cases from initialthrough appearances appeal. paytrict, for and adequate appellate defense. courts who are unable to Washington,SupremeAdministrative(or) Court D.C. OfficeBuilding ofCourts the U.S. Criminal88-455;Legal(new). Basis: 78Justice STAT Act 552, of 181964; USC P.L. 3006a
i i i ,)1 119 GENERAL-PROTECTION OF VOTING RIGHTS GeneralPROGRAMCivil Rights Nature TITLE: Legislation and OFFICE AND EQUAL ACCESSPurpose: in recent years OF THE ATTORNEY has TO PUBLIC General,toand preventACCOMMODATIONS submit upon such a hispublic own discrimination, and the suit in cases that are cer-discretion, may intervene Attorney AvailableCivil Rights Printed Act of Information:1964 with Ex- Clearing tailedrightsoughtlic accommodations. to suspension tovote assure and to of protectionand of thecounties whichhave were equalliteracy access tests toMore and specifically individual other this en-pub- dis- tifiedthesonsalso may exerciseto attempting be be appoint proceeded of generalof rights counsel for the individual or to obstruct or against. In addition, the publicafforded importance. by the law Per- niv interfere with group court 1964 Civil RightsplanationsCommercepp.Housesionalspread 1-8; Publication, Quarterly,Federal Act StirsActivity, Wide- Congres- April 2, 1965,1964. devicescriminatingtoTheandment protect poll Officeby of States Federalwatchers theseand of the in authorizationvotingvoting rights registrationAttorney of and the may appoint- General is the case of voting examiners authorizedinitiaterights. makingEligibility:out payment the complaint of costs, fees,and authorize or security. the suitfor protection of their with- AFor Review Further of the InformationpartmentRights in of 1964 Justice Activities of the De- in Civil Contact: providedactionRightsIn the to caseAct assurethat of rights 1964 givesare equal public access,these rights when being violated.all persons the right evidencethe Civil is AllfringementvotingAttorney personsIn the rights case are General.of and thoseeligibeof mayequal access rights with the Officelodge complaints of in- to public accommoda- of the OfficeWashington,U.S. Legalof Dept. Attorney Basis: D.C.of Justice General tomarilylodging publicandon the exhibition. engaged accesstopremises, transient in Groups selling guests, or to establishmentsand to places of food individualsfor consumption tomay facilities sue pri- entertainmentproviding tions,Attorneypreventcertified any such groupGeneral to be or of may public discriminatory practices, individual may bring suit intervene in casesimportance. that are and the to Civilandseq.;86, Rights89-110;1965, 78 42 STAT USCP.L. Act 71 241,of 1957, 79 1971(a)-(h).85-315,86-499,STAT 634; 88-352, 74 STAT STAT 438 et 1960, 1964, 120 PROGRAM TITLE: PRESIDENT'S COMMITTEE ON EOUAL OPPORTUNITY IN HOUSING GeneralsistancelishedIt is the byNature and authorityExecutive benefits and Purpose: of Order, resulting this committee, to assurefrom Federal that estab- as- handlingadvances,Thisisteringgage includes insurance, reportsFederal grants, all of Federal andcontributions,agency complaint guarantees. housingis responsible and loans, programsforThe action admin- mort- for QuestionsAvailable Printedand Answers, Information:Opportunity ExecutivePresident's Order in Housing No. 11063; (50. Equal housingforsureorsons national all andregardless persons.programs assist origin. freedom of shall Thetheir be generalofrace, available color, aim to is all to per-as- choice in housing religion, toComplaintsEligibility: assureFederal general housing or reports elmpliance may ofbe discrimination initiated with the by order. any in per- Washington,U.S.SuperintendentAvailableFor Government Further from: D.C. ofInformation 20402 DocumentsPrinting Office Contact: appropriateson. These must,Federal however, agency. be addressed to the Washington,President'sLegal Basis: D.C.Committee 20506portunity on Equal in Op-Housing a President's1811063, F.R. November 4939 Executive 20, Order1962; No.
rj 121 PROGRAMGeneral Nature TITLE: and EQUAL Purpose: EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION actionthe person in Federal making Court. the charge may Under special circum- bring a civil AvailableAddress Printedby Burke Information: Marshall, Assis- cies.nationaltionbecauseUnderlabor The the unions, originis commissionCivil of employers,Rights race, prohibited Actwascolor, of or 1964, in establishedemployment to imple- agen-religion, sex, or employment by discrimina- publicofforstances,initiate discrimination him. the theWheresuits Attorney court of therehis ofmay General generalown. are also patterns may appointimportance an attorney to the intervene and of practices Labor Policy and Practice:foreDallas,Division,tant Southwestern Attorney Texas, Justice General, January LegalDepartment, CivilFund, 6, 1964 Fair Rights be- chargethischargesmentthe law. unlawfulthis is by After true,law; persons practiceantheit receives investigation commission or groups by persuasive of acts or and investigates discloses violationsthat a of to eliminate concilia- AnyStatesEmploymentEligibility: person or localities may Opportunity file ahave charge fairCommission. employmentwith the Equal When Equal Employment OpportunityAffairsPublishedEmploymentthe Civil byRights BureauPractices, Act of of National (Binder1964, by 6) Under tory means. If these methods are not sucessful withpractice the State laws, or the local complaint agency. must be filed first Fair Employment PracticesRichardview,mercethe Civil December, K. Clearing Berg, Rights Brooklyn 1964 House,Act of 1964, Re- Com- 1964 Under Washington,EqualFor Further Employment InformationD.C. OpportunityCommission Contact: Civil2000(e).P.L.Legal Rights 88-352; Basis: Act 78 of STAT 1964, 253; Title 42 VII, USC 122 andUnderGeneralPROGRAM totally this Nature disabledprogram TITLE: and Purpose:byVETERANS'war non-service veterans DISABILITY permanently causes who PENSION ToEligibility: 1.be Beeneligible in activea veteran service must in have: the Armed Forces AvailableFederal Printed Benefits Information: for Veteranspendents, and VA De- Fact Sheet IS-1 (20) fits.areFormrates in The need,according and pension Extent may istoreceive of paidlevel Assistance: monthly regularof need. financialat varying bene- 2. Had permanent disability,thanduringgainfulvice-connected, that dishonorable istime employment.not of ser- war conditions.that for precludes90 days, under pursuit other of Washington,SuperintendentAvailableU.S. Government from: D.C. of Documents20402 Printing Office pensionscomefor$600,Veterans veterans does $1,200 of withoutnot $100, with exceedor $1,800 $75,dependentsdependents respective or are $43; eligible whose are rates increased annualandto receive levels in- to levels of 3. Specific need for assistancebothand estate income are considered. Washington,VeteransVeterans(or)For Further Administration AdministrationD.C. Information Contact:Regional careveteransdependentor$105, 83,000. and $80, whoinassistance. to Supplements orlowest maximum are$48 not forincome ambulatory incomes of are 3 levels dependents)also $1,000, available($5and forrequire $2,000 and each for for 38Legal USC Basis: 521-37, 541-43.Office
123 PROGRAM TITLE: VETERANS' DISABILITY COMPENSATION GeneraltedbilityUnder disability has Naturethis been program, may and reduced due to a receive compensationPurpose:veterans whose earning service-connec- in the capa- Eligibility:abilityBenefitsForces in who areline paid haveof to duty andincurred have been at least veterans of the other than dis- 10% dis-Armeddischarged AvailableAvailableFederal Printed Benefits from: forDependents,(20) VA Fact Information: Veterans and Sheet IS-1 formpaidis givenForm of monthly. direct according and financialExtent of Assistance:to degree of assistance. Assistance disability and is honorable.orwartime)The releasedmonths Veterans indicatesservice in under conditionsAdministration presumes time of peacefreedom (or 90 from pre-existing days inthat 6 Washington,SuperintendentU.S.For Government Futher D.C. Informationof Documents20402 Printing Office Contact: centCompensationcompensationformonth ofpersons disability for withthose payments is made vary totally disabled.10%and range disability, from to to those with according to per Additional$20 per month,$250 per50%, or more, disabilitycumstances. conditions except under special cir- Washington,VeteransVeterans(or) Administration D.C.Administration 20420Office Regional disabilityspecificloss of who impairmentssight, have etc. dependents and for such as loss of limbs, certain Legal331-36,38 USC Basis: 301-02,341-43, 351-60 310-15, 321-22, 331-22, (1964). M 124 PROGRAM TITLE: VETERANS' DEPENDENCY AND INDEMNITY COMPENSATION nectedUponGeneral the injury Nature death or andof disease, a Purpose:veteran dependents due to service-con- of the de- duringtheinjuryDeath period of orwar thedisease of or veteran service. peacetime. incurred must Service Benefits haveor aggravated may resulted are be eithernot from during paid AvailableFederal Benefits Printed Information:for VeteransDependents, and VA Fact Sheet IS-1 dependents.limits.parentsceasedBenefits This maywhose are receiveprogram paidincome to regular administerswidows, does notmonthly minor exceed benefits benefits. children, stipulated to the or dren,toPersonsEligibility: veterans and parents.eligible whose forWidowsseparations benefits must wereare have widows, dishonorable. been chil-mar- AvailableWashington,U.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of 20402 PrintingDocuments(200 Office periodseparation,ried to of the time veteran or if for a child 5within or wasmore 15 born yearsyears, of from theor formarriage. date any of Washington,VeteransForVeterans(or) Further Administration AdministrationD.C. Information 20420 Contact: Regional 331-36,38Legal USC Basis: 341-43,301-02, 351-60310-15,Office (1964). 321-22, i
125 i1 PROGRAM TITLE: VETERANS DEATH PENSION GeneralvidedUnder for thisNature widows program and and Purpose: financial children assistanceof dead is pro- wartime Pensionsdren.$15 forThis eachare rate payable additional is $38 for for child.or the to firstsurviving child and chil- AvailableFederal Printed Benefits Information: for VeteransDependents,(2,4 ) and VA Fact Sheet IS-1 4N ditionsveteransas aForm condition, incurred whose and Extent death in service. wasof not be needy. Assistance: Recipients mustattributed also, to con- InEligibility:Conditionsfice,must order of have towhich apply served of partrelease for atwas this least or discharge during a period of war.assistance,90 daysa veteran active ser- must have been AvailableWashington,U.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of DocumentsPrinting20420 Office nualvivingandFinancial depend income,. the assistancedeceased upon A widow the and rates vary number of dependents sur-only mayThis receive theamount amount from increases of their an- considerably Statutoryamountother than of limits annualdishonorable. are income; also terminated.established Payments whenfor income exceeds Washington,ForVeterans(or) Further AdministrationD.C. Information 20420 Contact:Regional tionalfrom$27child to $43child. $64and to perthen $80 month. by per $15 increments month for widows with one for each addi- theforalso priorpermanentlyciallimit, children terminate concessions to payments reaching at forincapableage a are 18 18widow ormadeyears. ofupon uponsupporting to childrenmarriage. who are Spe- remarriage and themselves Veterans38Legal USC Basis:Administration 531-37, 541-43.Office
126 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: VETERANS' HOME LOANS Eligibility: Available Printed Information: forveteransrepair,This financing is toalter,a loanattain by or guarantee privatemortgageimprove lenders program homes.financing is madeAssurance that to build, assiststo vet- wereK,-activeEligibleas -ana released resultduty War veterans of ofor 90 craWorld service-connecteddischargeddaysare those Waror more whoII; from or during have those active disability. servedthe who duty QuestionsFederal Benefitsand Answers for Veterans andDependents.on(200 Guaranteed Direct and Loans VA Fact for Veterans, Sheet IS-I VA providesInruralsistanceerans certain areas,of direct theisspecial not Koreanthe loansavailable Veteransinstances, Warto veterans. inand Administration smallwhen World townsfinancial War and II. also as- byforlengthLimits lengthloan ofhave benefits. timeof activebeen that establishedThese wartimea veteran limits duty remains regarding are and determined period eligible the ToFor the Further Home BuyingInformation Veteran,Pamphlet Contact: VA 26-426-6 notisTheForm established exceed maximum and 30Extent at years.interest 6%; of termsAssistance:Premium rate offor repayment insuredfor insurance loans should is vice.elapsinguaryerans Closing 31, of since World1975 date releasefor War forveterans II entitlementor is dischargeJuly of the25, Korean1967,for from all and vet-ser-War. Jan- Washington,Veterans'(or) Administration D.C. 20420Office Regional or Center y of I% of the total loan. 38Legal(1964) USC Basis: 1801-06, 1810-17, 1820-25 \ 127 GeneralPROGRAMThis Nature is a TITLE: special and VETERANS'Purpose: rehabilitation program DOMICILIARY PROGRAM desig- EligibleEligibility: veterans are those who have from active duty for been: AvailableFederal Printed Benefits Information: for VeteransVA Fact and Sheet IS-1 (20) Dependent natedself-care.abledicalage orcareto but assistdisease. are ambulatoryThe veteransprovided program Shelter, orwho for capableis personsarenot for persons sustenance, and med- disabled ofby a degree of who are dis- in 3.2.1. InSufferingDischarged receipt offrom or disability released tuberculosispsychiatricpermanenta disability or a disability. ailment,that is with no service-connected. compensation for adequate neuro- Washington,AvailableU.S.Superintendent Government from: D.C. of 20400 DocumentsPrinting Office needrehabilitation.socialsists of veterans hospitalizationwell-being to attain through or nursing special care. programs physical, mental, and It as- of 4. Active in any wartime care.ablemeans to ofpay support. the costs of necessary period and are un- domiciliary Washington,ForVeteransLocal(or) Further V.A. AdministrationD.C. Information Hospital, 20420 Contact: Domiciliary,706P.L.Legal (1940). 74-312; Basis: or Regional49 STAT Office729; 38 USC GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: VETERANS' RESTORATION CENTERS Eligibility: Available Printed Information: thelife.TherestorationThis disabled generalSpecialis a service veteranassistance emphasisaim programof to the return tois centers disabledgiven that to community providesinis toveterans.assisting prepare 2.Veterans1. They They have arehave eligiblebeen served injured for during this in viceand programservicea wartime areand eligibleand domiciliarywhen: period are for V.A. care. hospitalization ser- AvailableSuperintendentFederal from: Benefits of Documents for Veterans(200Dependents, mid VA Fact Sheet IS--1 abilitythesocial disabled or effects illness. to deal that with may the result economic from his and dis- S. In addition, they must haveundereligible been conditions separated for a service-connected other than dishonorable. claim. Washington,U.S.VeteransFor Government Further AdministrationD.C. information 20402 Printing OfficeContact: Washington,706P.L.Legal (1940). 74-312; Basis: D.C. 49 STAT 729; 38 USC
129 PROGRAM TITLE: VETERANS' HOSPITALIZATION GeneralThisand is dental Nature a broad services and program Purpose:available to veterans of hospital, medical, who EligibleEligibility:vice-connected.ment for veterans disabilities areThis group or diseasesthose who require has first priority. that are ser- treat- AvailableFederal Printed Benefits Dependents,(200) VA Fact for Veterans andInformation: Sheet IS-1 havehospitalization.orders,latedsurgical service-connected medical or andwho andare It provides neuro-psychiatric care, dental services.unable to pay the disabilities, or dis- in-patient, medical, costs ofand re- Whentimehospitalizationmaydischarged, bedsservice are whoand who cannot also available, any veteran has not been be admitted.meet the costs dishonorably with war- of AvailableWashington,SuperintendentU.S.For Government from: Further D.C. of Information Contact: PrintingDocuments, Office20402 Washington,Veterans(or)Veterans Administration D.C. Administration Hospital, Regional Office20420 Domiciliary,P.L.Legal706 74-312; (1940). Basis: or 49 STAT 729; 38 USC
A PROGRAM TITLE: VOCATIONAL REHABILITATIONTRAINING FOR DISABLED VETERANS forThisGelaeralThe veterans is general a Naturebroad with purpose rehabilitationand service-connected Purpose: is to provide training necessarydisabilities. program numbertheSubsistenceForm actual andof amountdependents Extentallowances receivedof Assistance: of range the depIrds veteran from $95upon and to thethe $175; type AvailableFederal Printed Benefite Information: for Veteeans(200Dependents, and VA Fac4 Sheet IS-1 passingphysicians,trainingofsuitablesocial professional handicapsto and persons satisfactory services to with enablepsychiatrists, physical, isemploymfmt. thembroad to mental, and clinicalfind encom- Theand or holdrange ArmedEliEligibleof illiz.iilitt: training Forces veterans undertaken. since must September have: served161 1940, in the Washington,U.S.SuperintendentAvailable Govt. from: Printing D.C. of Documents20402 Office, disabled.workerspsychologists,leges,ships andschools, areTraining on-the-job utilized training business programs to training specialists,train establishments, mayor in retrain includeuniversities, and socialthose work-and col- beenqualifiesvocationalsuffered recommendedreleased them a service-connectedrehabilitation. or to dischargedreceive by the compensation, V.A. dishonorably; disability as in need not that of Washington,Veterans(or)For Further Administration D.0 Information: Regional whichpaidCostsfarms. bymonthly foris the undertaken. training V.A. for andthe and durationsubsistence necessary of the allowancessupplies training are are 38Legal USC Basis: 1501-10 (1964).Office
131 0 PROGRAM TITLE: F.H.A. MORTGAGE INSURANCE-FOR VETERANS fio;a: For Further Information Contact: GeneralThisveteransgeneraling isand Naturea newUrbanpurpose who programand have Development ofPurpose: notthis program receivedauthorized loans under by the the Hous- Act of 1965. The is to assist periodtheAllEligibility:charged Armedveterans of notor Forces who releasedless have thanof the under 90served United days conditions on active and were dis-States for a other than duty in Washington,FederalHousing Housing and D.C. Urban Administration 20410 Development veteransgageundertakeVeteransof single-family loans toAdministration home madefinance ownership. homes. the Loan by private lenders are purchase or construction Assurance of mort- Program, to made to thandishonorablebeperformedissued eligible.90 daysby the extramust are Secretary eligible. hazardousestablish, of Persons Defense, by service a serving certificate thatin orderthey had to less forcashTheForm$30,000 $20,000; maximum investments and Extentfor and a loan single-family $2,200,of are that Assistance: $200, for $15,000; the$700, program assuresfor is $30,000. home. Minimum forThebecasesgages the extendedmaximum mortgagebut,must under be to interest 35 insurance years. rate repaid within 30 years specialin circumstances', may premium.is 54% plusMort- 4% most 132 ThisGeneralPROGRAM program Nature TITLE: makes and Purpose: PLANNING interest-free ADVANCES advances to PUBLIC WORKS AdvancesForm and provided Extent of in Assistance: this program are interest- AvailablePrograms Printed of the DepartmentInformation: of Hous- works.ofpreparations.irveys,facilitate bond Such issues, drawingsplanning plans of costappropriations, may ofof estimates, individual, architecturalinclude: etc., economicor local other plans,in publicadvance funding. construction.free, State,Eligibility:but must municipal, be paid andpromptly other publicupon start agencies. of TheFor Regional Further OfficeInformation of the (200.ingContact:U.S. and Dept. Urban Development, 1965' andhealthings,areAll a variety typeseligible. facilities,recreation of of public Theseother water projects, public works,may and include: public works.sewageexcept buildings, public schoolsystems, housing, build- toApplicantsoveralland start the construction stateproposed must regional, demonstrate facility within or mustmetropolitan a reasonabletheir conform intentions plan. time;to any of Housing and Urban Development.
IIIIIIIIEMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMINII------, 133 PROGRAM TITLE: PLANNING FOR COMMUNITY HEALTH FACILITIES GeneralThisAmendmentsactment program Nature of the and wasof 1964, set up and Hospital and Medical Purpose: in 1964,provides upon project the en- grants, Facilities Information,improvedsultationof hospitals. are means technical available of providing services assistance,for planning and con- new outside and AvailableGrants-in-Aid Printed and Information: otherAssistanceHealth,($2.50) Education Programs, and Dept. FinancialWelfare of tioninformation,andmetropolitan, to related help develop technicalfacilities. or local area comprehensive regional,assistance, and consulta- plans for health theOnlyEligibility:for applyHill-Burton theseState in planningagencies their own Hospitals Program, maybehalfgrants. orSuch for authorizedpublicagencies to administer and non- mayapply ForPublicDivision Further Health of Information Hospital ServiceFacilities and Medical Contact: TheFormthemillion.total appropriation Federaland cost MatchingExtent of share the of project. is forcannot the fiscal exceed yearAssistance: was required for grants 50% of the and $2.5 profit agencies within the State. U.S.Silver7915 (or)Dept. Eastern Springs, of Ave. MarylandWelfare Health, Education and 20910 RegionalU.S.PublicLegal Public Basis:HealthLaw Health 88-443 Director Service
134 PROGRAM TITLE: NEIGHBORHOOD FACILITIES PROGRAM neighborhoodlocalThisGeneral ispublic a Nature program agencies facilities. and of Purpose: andproject Such bodies grantsfacilities to provide to couldassist 2. The neighborhood facility servedserves.bringis intended its shouldThus, activities to thebe wellneighborhood close defined to those in or termswhom area of it NeighborhoodHousingAvailable and Printed Urban Information: Developmentof Act 1965 andhowever,saryhealth,include improve community recreation,facilitiesprovide existing new services.to social,carryservices services out Facilitiesor in orsimilarprograms the extend neigh- must, neces- of 3. Major recreation facilitiessuchtionbowlingdoorarea facilities swimming and as alleys, population. in- are andpools, excluded. large ice outdoorskating rinks,recrea- UrbanForHousing Further Renewal and Information Urban Administration Developmentgram Contact: NF-1, FacilitiesJanuary Grant 6,Pro- 1966. ing.toGrantsborhood. purchase may andbe used rehabilitate to build annew existing facilities build- or costs.tainGrantsForm instances mayand Extent cover three-fourths, upof Assistance:to two-thirds, of the project and in cer- RegionalWashington,Housing(or) Director and D.C. Urban 20410of UrbanDevelopmentAdministration Renewal tunityfamiliesaimsFacilities Actand are ofobjectivesin given 1964.neighborhoods priorityPlans of the and soEconomic of proposals as low-income to further Oppor- should the certainActionLocalEligibility: Programscircumstancespublic agencies may privateapplyincluding for non-profit grants.Community Under agen- STATofHousingLegal 1966, 491. Basis: Sect. and 703;Urban P.L. Development 89-117; 79 Act FurtherdepartmentActionbesion discussed should Agencies, requirements on at be the length submitted andstandard evidencewithof the checkpointtolocal administering the of Community administering this discus- form. planstion,mustneededcies social formay be servicestoconsistent also orcarry similar be inout eligible. withthe programscommunity neighborhood. existing Facilities of comprehensive serviceshealth, must recrea- andbe agency1. The are facility that: be multi-purposevicesaged,mayserve serve intomorebut that it a than mustitgroup.certain one provide agepurpose. group, a variety A such facility of as ser- the ActionParticular Agencies.. priority is given to Community 135 LOANS PROGRAMcommunitiesThisGeneral is a Nature long-termTITLE: to andconstruct PUBLIC Purpose:loan FACILITIES programneeded to public facil- assist local Eligibility:ernmentsThose who or may instrumentalities. apply are State andIn the case oflocal gov- AvailablePublic FacilityPrinted Information:Loans Fact(GPO: 887-228) Sheet program,thisities.projectsities, program A hospitals, variety however,that such are of airports, notfacilitiesas assists water covered and andmay sewage projects or part of by otherhighways, Federal etc. The be provided by facil- privateapplicationCommunitiesmunicipalities nonprofit for sewerapplying may agencies beand eligiblemust water that be serve forof aloans. facilities,redevelopment population small Washington,HousingCommunityFor Further and InformationFacilitiesUrbanD.C. 20410 Development Administration Contact: programsreasonableFormLoans andand may rate Extentwhen be and financed of terms. Assistance: up to financing is not available at 100% of the project nauticsdevelopmentTribesareas.less than Theseorand 50,000orto Space communities installationlimits Agency. 150,000 of near the in a need not apply to Indian National Areo- research or RegionalHousingRegional(or) Director andOffice Urban of CommunityDevelopmentFac ilities ofcosts. repayment The maximum is 5 rate F% for up to 40 years. of interest and term HousingLegal84-345;1497 Basis: (1964),Amendments 69 STAT as amended.642; of 421955, USC 1491- P.L.
136 Tax-supportedGeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and and nonprofit PERSONALPurpose: educational and pub- PROPERTY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH USES AgenciesquiredForm toand receiving pay Extent a moderate propertyof Assistance: service are normally char'ge, re-as- AvailableHow to Acquire Printed Information:Federalsonal &rplus Property Per- for Health, Educa- schoolhospitals,propertygrampluslic health property provides or agencies schoolinstitutionsclinics, through such systems, healthfor property distribution maythis centers, colleges, program.receive to State nursingto Federal universities, approvedThe surplus pro-homes, sur- Eligibility:transportation,sessed by the State care, agency and handling. to cover costs of Directory of Statefor Agencies poses,andtionalHealth Federal andOF and for -672429Civil Educational Sur-&rplta Defense Real Pur-Purposes Property varietyThistallyschools propertyretarded, offor supplies, the normally etc.physically equipment, consists handicapped and of ainstru- large or men- tionalthatreceiveizationsPublic(3) will purposes,of and use theproperty.must privateInternalthe be propertyare tax-exempt nonprofit eligible.Revenue for healthunderorganizations,PrivateCode to sectionor organ-be educa- eligible 501(6) to U. S. Government SurplusplusandUtilizationresentatives, Property ScienceMaterial Division Education,and Surplus Regional SurplusProperty Rep- known.tovisitnotments. inspect, maintained, warehouses Normally, select, but and orlists qualified makeState for officialssuchparticular recipients items periodically needs aremay DivisionFor Further of SurplusInformation Propertytion PropertyContact: Utiliza- Utilization Division Washington,U.S.Office(or) Dept. of Field ofD.C. Health, Administration WelfareEducation and FederalStateLegal Surplus Basis:Property Property and Adminis- Agencies i 471-475,630-630h,amended;5tration USC 124-132Services481, P.L.(1964), 483, 81-152; note, asAct 484-492; amended; of1334-1663 1949, STAT 41 40 note,USCas 377;USC 5, amended;(1964),251-255,257-260; as50 amended. APP USC 44 USC 1622, 391, 1641, (1964), as 137 PROGRAM TITLE: REAL PROPERTY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH USES GeneralStatesSurplus Nature for public sale and realor lease propertyPurpose: is to educational distributed to and health andStatesEligibility: nonprofit and local educational governments, libraries, vocational and institutions, hospitals tax-supported AvailableDisposal Printedof Surplus Real63-8551for Public Use, for Information: Private Use Property, cludesinstitutionsForm surplus and underExtent this equipment, fixtures,lease ofof thisAssistance: property can program. Property in- and buildings. vary medicalandhealthagenciesRestrictions clinics, purposesrehabilitation who public propose for are transfers use eligible to apply.centers, and related for educationalof real propertyor U.S.Directory, Government Directorsand 678offor Science Surplus Education, Property Surplus Material andState Regional AgenciesDF-725- CostsfromuponerallySecretary of40% sale assesses to ofor Health, the consideration of the 100% of the fair valueproperty toEducation the and buyer the andtypeor Welfare gen- public benefit from market value. The lesseeof the yearsrequire after health or purchase, depending upon educational use from 5 to 20 type. Federal Surplus RealRepresentatives,DivisionHealthUtilization and of Education Division,Surplus Surplus 0-728-377 PropertyProperty for Putposes, Property facility.proposed use of the DivisionFor Further of Surplus InformationUtilization.ization Property Util- Contact: OfficeWashington,U.S.(or) Dept.of Field of D.C.Health,Welfare Administration Education and StateServiceFederalLegal Surplus Basis: ActProperty Property of 1949, and as AdministrationAgencyamended; P.L. note,81-152;483,as amended; 260;1334-16 484-492; 63 44 STAT USC note, 41 377;391, 40 USC 471-475, 481, USC 5 (1964),251-255, as 257-amended;630-630h, (1964), 5 USC 124-132 138 amended.50 APP USC 1622, 1641, (1964), as GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and Purpose: FEDERAL SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR Eligibility: DONATION Available Printed Information: programtionalagenciesFederalPersonal and to government, property, that publicpublic provide andhealth, no privateis longerservices donated civil nonprofit neededdefense, for under educa- by andthis the Donations2.1. Public mayandor nonprofit benonprofit made to:hospitals, educationalincludingmedical health institutions institutions publiccenters, libraries and clinics. schools for the UtilizationDonationF or Further of and Federal Information Disposal Surplussonal Service Contact: Per-Property publicandmachinesProperty electronic air transport.may and include equipment,equipment, such hardware, vehicles things as: and scientific office miscel- 4.3. HealthCivil defense and educational organizations activitiesties,bymentally and nationalcolleges, public carried and voluntary etc. air-physically out agencies. retarded, universi- Washington,GeneralUtilizationRegional(or) Services Director D.C.and Disposal Administration20405 Service neousstated other public items purposes. that are appropriate for the ports. tiveGeneralFederalLegal Services Basis: Administration Property Act of and 1949; Administra- P.L. 81- USCnote,391;152; 5,471-475,133y-16 5063 251-255, USCSTAT note,1622,481, 377; 257-260; 483, 630-630h; 16415 USC 484-492, 44 124-132 USC 40 41
139 GeneralPROGRAMThis program Nature TITLE: ofand FEDERAL the Purpose: General SURPLUS PERSONALService Adminis- PROPERTY FOR SALE AnyEligibility:gible person, to place business, bids on or this organizationsurplus is eli-personal AvailableSale of Government Printed Information: PersonalProperty trationItemsgovernment,sonalother offers property,rendered vehicles, a for wide no are competitivehardware longer variety aircraft, automobiles and officeandneeded machines fixtures, by theandheating Federal bidsof surplus for purchase. per- vertisementsproperty. Notifications and to parties of sale are made by fromad- a mailing list. GeneralUtilizationFor(Civil Further AgencyService and Information Disposal SurplusAdministration, Property)ServiceContact: andbeMostsupplies,states plumbing inspected items of paper repair. haveequipment, prior products, been to used It is recommended that bidding. and scrap material.and are in varying items Washington,trativeFederalLegal Services Basis: Property D.C. Act20405 and of 1949;Adminis- P.L. 81-152;391;USC132 note, 50471-475,5, 63 251-USC STAT133y-16 255,1622, 481, 377; 257-260; note, 1641.483, 5 USC 630-630h;484-492; 44 124-USC 41 40 6 PROGRAM TITLE: FEDERAL SURPLUS REAL PROPERTY FOR DISPOSAL Available Printed Information: GeneralPropertypublicandUnder certain thislandNature is program offerednonprofitno andlonger Purpose: forState organizationsneeded public and forlocalpurposes Federal governmentsmay and receiveuse. propertyunderandEligibility:State educational specific and to localbe useduses. institutionsgovernments for Only wild States arelife and eligible conservation. are nonprofit eligible to apply health for UtilizationForDisposal Further ofand SutplusInformation Disposal Real Service PropertyContact: priorcommunityCertainForm to and offer uses Extentservice of are sale. allowedof to Assistance:the above property listed at agencies,no charge publiceducationalPrivatemayState applyairport,and nonprofit local for and park, property governments health institutions and uses. recreationalfor health, andmay their onlyeducational, purposes. agencies apply for Washington,UtilizationRegionalGeneral(or) Services Director andD.C. Disposal 20405 Administration Service atservation,cationalorinclude noat percentagescharge. and sites and public Public forpublic of nursinghealth thepark airports fair programs andhomes), market mayrecreation (thiswildacquire value. couldlife uses land Edu-con- ServicesFederalGeneralLegal Basis:Property ServicesAct of 1949; Administrationand AdministrativeP.L. 81-152; value.are allowed a discount of one-half the market 471-475;63USC5, STAT133y-16 251-255, 1622, 481-483,377; note, 1641. 257-260; 5 USC 630-630h; 484-492; 124-132 44 USC 4041 note,USC 391; 50
ir-1 141 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and FEDERAL Purpose: LAND USE RentalForm and rates Extent are generallyof Assistance: 24 per acre with TheFor Furthernearest Informationoffice of the Contact:U.S. Bureau foravailableStates,etc.sitesUnder sale Most for orthisbut nursing inrentof programsome otherthe for available homes,small partscommunity public tractsof recreational landthe lands arenation. useis areoccasionallyin thcluding the available western functions, a PublicEligibility:$10 annual and privateminimum. nonprofit agencies. of Land Management.
142 PROGRAM TITLE: NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTHt CORPS GeneralgrantsThis is and Naturea work technical and training Purpose: assistance program to that State provides and local persons.programsestimatedFederal fundingprovidingat $245 ofmillion anthe enrollment program for 540 for approvedof 1966265,000 was AvailableEarn,What Learn, is Printed the Neighborhood ServeNeighborhood Information:Youth Youth Corps yearstoyounginstitutionsagencies, serve of persons. unemployedage nonprofit who to provideTraining need youngvoluntary work work programs personsexperien experience organizations, should1r for aim and .3 21 ThoselocalEligibility: eligibleagencies for or theinstitutions, program arelocal State school and Facts, The NeighborhoodCorpsterials Youth Project and Guide Proposal Ma- qualifypartmentssettlementThisresume program for or full-timd continuetohouses, train could workers employment parks,education. be used and and by recreation tosocialor supplementfunds agencies, tode-. houses.agencies,anyinmunitysystems, construction, facility Projects actioncommunity nonprofit for groups, may sectarianoperation, hospitals notcenters, parks be or orintended religiousand maintenance recreationsettlementclinics, for wor- use com- of Washinko;on,AvailableForNeighborhoodU.S. Further Dept. from: D.C.Informationof Youth Labor 20036 Corps Contact: shareMatchingstaff.Form may and is be Extent required. up to of 90% Assistance:The of Fecieral thelotal governmentcosts of the dentsIndividualships.need of part the enrollees orU.S., full-time from must low-incometraining, be permanent and families between resi- who the Washing,U.S.NeighborhoodLocal(or) Dept. StateD.C. of EmploymentLabor Youth Corps Office program).program.ment,sor may facilities, The be in 10% cash or share suppliesor kind expected (services, to carry of the out equip- spon- the ages 16 to 21 years. STATTitleEconomicLegal I, 508; PartBasis: Opportunity 42 B; USC P.L. 2731-36 88-452; Act of (1964). 1964,78
0 143 WIWI& GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: anditcrpose: VOLUNTEERS IN SERVICE TO AMERICA (VISTA) For retired persons VISTA service could pro- Available Printed Information: Thisf.sovertyagenciesstaff is assistance a volunteer program.that are to programparticipants localVolunteers public which in trained, fromand a varietyand voluntary the anti- provides thevideSocial personal$50 supplementary Securityawardare allowance Administration considered income. $75 Atper wagespresent month by the onlyand QuestionsAtFacts MyVISTAVISTA Age About andat? VolunteerVISTAWork VISTAAnswers Volunteers forplacedofolunteer backgrounds at least by NISTA assistance1 year. are to selected,live is and provided to all States work among the poor gramsState,VolunteersEligibility:organizations; orto Federalovercome may be oragency; requestedinstitutions nonprofit by that any have pro- conditions of poverty. voluntarylocal, VISTAForGuide Further for Potential Information Sponsors Contact: onandcoursevolunteersin Indian hospitals,territories, at various are and in given bothin a 4-6 reservations, among migrant training centerssocial throughout agencies. Individual urban and rural areas, communitiesweek training upon workers, Individualcontributeof agethe withU.S. volunteers 1 noor full dependentsits yearterritories, must of service. beunder at Married and be able to 18,least a resident 18 years Washington,OfficeEconomicLegal of EconomicBasis: D.C. Opportunity Opportunity Act of 1964; themquest trades,kindsnivntsnation andofmay homeand services: given involvethen economics, sentspecific teaching to work with the following clinics, settlement and basicjobs education to do. Aisign-and counseling personsandaminations.experienceof ifage. theymay There haveapply requirementsHowever, areno when dependentsno minimum VISTA and no volunteers entrance areex- both are accepted under 18 yearseducation or P.L.2701,2831,2781-2791, 88-452;2881, 271, 2841, 2901-2907, 2720,78 2801-2807, 2851-2854,STAT 2731-2736,2751-2756, 508;2921-2923, 2821, 2861,42 USC 2822,2871, 2941-2949, centers,houses,skills;vicesForm manning in dayand and a varietydevelopingcare Extent health services; ofof local areas. Assistance: communities ser- organizing youth beselectedexperience done andupon to to their communicate others. ability to theiradapt to knowledge or the job to 2961-2966, 2981 (1964). percare,theVISTA monthmonth. volunteerand volunteersaserved. Upon receives receive an room, personal expense allowance completion of 1 year of service, award of $50 for each board, medical of $75 it 144 dentsThisGeneralPROGRAM from is an Nature low-income educational TITLE: and COLLEGEPurpose: families program WORK-STUDYby that providing assists stu- PROGRAM mentMatchingForm willand payExtentis required. up toof 75%Assistance: The of theFederal working govern- students' AvailableWork Study Printed Grants Information: News4/27/65, Release Health, Education and toforstudentsstitutionspart-time the a public student's in of employment.or positions. higher nonprofit course education, ofEmployment agency, studyGrants whoor mustare be inoff-campus, madein beturn the related toplace in- mayceedEmploymentwages. be15 employedhours, during during up school to other 40 hours. terms periods Studentsmay students not ex-can- College Work Study ProgramWelfareEligibilityFamilylines for Guide-E96 Criterion DeterminingUnder the Low-Income Student Thispublicadministrationing,staffing program home interest. for economics, socialcould may beagencies. be used socialemployed to Studentsworksupplement to or gain businessof nurs-prac- not displace regularly employed workers. DivisionWormationFor Further of Sheet,Student Information College FinancialStudy WorkContact: ProgramAid theticalreationso health, mayexperience leaders,supplement education, related community staffingwelfare, to their ofservice and studies,agencies allied aids, andfields. as in rec- Washington,OfficeU.S.Legal Dept.of EducationBasis: ofD.C. Health, 20202 WelfareEducation and 42TitleTitalEconomic USC1965. IV,I; 2751-2756 P.L. Higher Opportunity 88-452; Education (1964). 78 Act STAT Part ofAct 1964, C,513; of 145 PROGRAM TITLE: URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS .6 +n..-r,-...... ---r.+-.,nrr.....,....,...,,,,-.,-r.,.,w,.'"''".,,n'^-- ...... , (f GeneralanteesplanningThis is to Naturea broadassistadvances, and publi.cprogram Purpose: short-term agencies that provides loans, to implement and grants, guar- MatchingtheForForm Federalmost and is communities Extentrequired share of is fromAssistance: over the 50,000 local community. population, i of the net project cost. AvailableUrban RenewalPrinted Information: Program Fact883-435 Sheet clearanceeithertures,dentialurbannew enforcementconstruction,renewal areas. This in singly both ofassistancerehabilitation housing residential or in combination. maycodes, ofand be or nonresi-used land for existing struc- projectpopulation,ForprojectDemonstration cities cost. cost.and the communities Federal projects contribution receive with less isthan 50,000 i of their new +of the net Washington,HousingUrbanFor(or) Further Renewal and InformationD.C.Urban Administration 20410 Development Contact: areresidentsmortgagementsUnder given upthe andspecial to insurance,relocation $500 businesses. may program,more be providedDisplaced advantageous relocation to residentsdisplaced pay-terms considerationsspecial FHA Eligibility:tiesorLocal public or publiclocal corporationssuch renewal bodies, eitheragencies in local asgiven government housing authori- legal au- HousingHousingRegionalLegal and Basis: ActDirector Urban of 1949, Developmentof Urban as amended, Renewal Ti- forDisplacedcomeproperty,rental home homehousing, purchase and businesses owners. rehabilitation direct loans, areloans priority given forgrants rehabilitationassistance in tocertain low-in- with of governmentAllsistance.thority renewal by State projectsand law certified must by be the approved Department by may apply for project as- the local of USCtle I; 1451P.L. 81-171;(1952). 68 STAT 413; 42 S.B.A.expansionmunitiesisRedevelopment also loans. included may or development claim ofin certainthis local program, universitycommunity in their and contribution. and localfacilities hospital com- Housing and Urban Development. 146 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TIcLE: and Purpose: URBAN RENEWAL DEMONSTRATION GRANT PROGRAM Eligibility: Available Printed Information: Thisnewal.orsists improve is projects a Analysesdemonstration methods which and develop,and written grants techniques reportsdemonstrate,program of are urbanthat integral test,as- re- apply.andGovernment,urbanOnly supervision public renewal bodies and and to able carrytowith contract to legalprovideout the authority with projectadequate the Federalto may initiate staff ProjectUrbanThe UrbanDirectoryRenewal Renewal Demonstration ProgramSheetProgram Grant Fact 883-435 Projectstootherand theassist activitiesreportprogram, mayprograms completed also are and investigate, publishedin reports other programs. ofcities. and evaluate,demonstrations made available analyze, or IP thorities,ment,Theseinstitutes localcould etc. mayurban include Public participate renewal departmentsand private agencies, by contract agenciesof localhousing through govern- and au- the HousingUrbanFor Further Renewaland Urban Information Administration Development Contact: onstration.projectMatchingForm and may Extentis But coverrequired; publications of up Assistance: to the } Federalof andthe costreports share of theof thedem- participating public body. Washington,amended;HousingLegal Basis: Act P.L. D.C. of 83-560; 1954, 20410 Section 68 STAT 314, 629; as project are funded at the full cost. II :II 42Act USC of 1961; 145a1436 P.L. (Supp.(1964), 87-70; V.) as amended.1952. 75 STAT Housing 165;
147 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and F.H.A.Purpose: MORTGAGE INSURANCECONDOMINIUMS Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: toofsuranceThisThe individualsmulti-family mortgage general for both purposefor insuranceprojects blanket purchase of (infinancing theprogram ofcondominiums) program individual toprovides sponsors is units.to enableand as- Assurancementmaximumgagerandnot to is exceed 51% is $20rate provided and $ million of25 40 interest million, years. for to blanket aand to private a term public mortgages, ofone. mort-repay- The FederalAFHA Handbook Mortgage Housing for Insurance FHA Authority Multi-Family for Condo-Projects,miniums, FHAFHA No.491 2605 facilitiesfamilypersonseitherThis insuranceproject newor in families the constructions and project assists to to share own with blanket orcommonresidence other rehabilitation financing owners. areas in a and of an multi-for aunitsMortgages Eligibility:maximum cannot for exceedterm individuals of $30,000 35 years. financing at 51% individualinterest and HousingWashington,FederalFor Further and Housing UrbanD.C. Information 20411 AdministrationDevelopment ($1.75). Contact: andnancingsellexistingstructuresresidents. individualcommunity maystructurefor Theremay also units facilities be be are detached, onutilized afew asponsor condominiumadequate limitations to semi-detached, build who to commercial serve intendsof basis. types, the Fi-row,to and orAnymentsilyinsurance. associateunits trust, for and location partnership,Projects acceptable must meetand must construction. individual, toF.H.A. containF.H.A. minimum mayat corporation, least 5require- fam- apply for Washington,(or)LegalFederalField Office Basis: Housing D.0 . 20411 Administration walkup,ualsprojects,Financingsured and or to families. organized elevator allowfor individual long-term type. under units condominiums, mortgages of multi-family for individ- is as- P.L.National1715y 8:3-560; (1964). Housing 78 STAT Act, Section780; 12 234;USC 148 GeneralPROGRAM Nature TITLE: and HEALTH Purpose: RESEARCH FACILITIES PROGRAM Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: fundamentalfacilitiessearchforlishedThis health is in ina 1956,grantscontributingsciences research. sciences, to and assistrelated contractFundsprovided to construction research to are health program, that: available are and(1) of in research estab-includesfacilities disci-for re- withthenotMatching1965 exceedresearch an legislation authorization is 50% requiredfacility. of extended the ofand total $280 the constructionthe Federalmillion program forshare costfor the may 3ofag- years BothGrants-in-Aid1965 available Year of from: andLegislative Otherments,($2.50) AssistanceFinancial Achieve- H.E.W. Programs ($1.25) by HEW areplinesativelyresearchneed, located or (2) fewdiseases programs thein such geographicalinstitutions whichfacilities. and havepotentials, or areas localities the thatmost and have haveurgent (3) theybroad rel- plicants.Technicalgregate program. assistance is also available to ap- Washington,DivisionForU.S. Further Government of D.C. ResearchInformation 20402 Printing Facilities Contact: Office and research.Thesearch program training also and includes other purposesfacilities relatedfor re- to whichprivateEligibility:competentUniversities the nonprofit racility to and engage institutions, isother to inbe non-Federal the constructed, type authorized of researchpublic are and el- and for Dept.PublicNational of Health Health,Institute Service Education of HealthWelfareResources and NationalApplicantsigibleFacilities to applyAdvisory andare recommendedforapproved grants.Council by or the forHealth Surgeon approval Research Generals. by the HealthLegalBethesda,1956, ResearchBasis: as Marylandamended. Facilities 20014 Act of S;:' 149 NAME: AFL-CIO COMMUNITY SERVICES ACTIVITIES GeneralThis service Nature emanates and Purposes: from an operating de- GeneralFormonly and for information Extentlabor people but also for the of Assistance: services are available commun- not AFL-CIOFor Further CommunityActivities Information Contact: DON., Services partmentlishedoninterestof local, theto of develop departmentand the and State, and national participation in social A.F.L.-C.I.O.training and courses was toinclude: (1) the integrate A.F.L.-C.I.O. levels. Activities sponsorshipprograms of develop in- estab- Otherityformationvarious -at-large. national services of andthese a1 progrems international4programs. unions Further have in- is available at Washington,815 17th Street, D.C. 20006 plantuniongramspendentandagencies, referralcounselor seek to meetaction to agents, (3)carry andpromote local health and out thesethrough programs councils of (2)pre-retirement development classes, welfare needs by inde-socialof pro- the address below. blood-banks,andAsunit welfare, part of ofthe fund aand raising A.F.L.-C.I.O. offerslarger course community other related areas. programs for service, this outlineshealth aws."11/44644. consumerandfieldUnitedin other setting representatives, materialsStates. up consumer on counseling. They also in 95 citiesconsumerprograms, give assistanceeducationthroughoutthrough and local the NAME: CENTER FOR CONSUMER AFFAIRS 1 Nature and Purpose: Form and Extent of Assistance: , For Further Information Contact: researchshops,vicetensionThis onis teacher acobsumerDivision unitand experimentalof and the that topics leadershipUniversity offers and programs. an conducts training ofinformation Wisconsin work- courses, ser- Ex- asnewsletter,Generalsurance,ing, visual consumer information aids. "consumership," a half-hour credit, service TV shelter tape whichand costs,on sets familyprovides oflife slides spend-in- a Milwaukee,Center600 West for ConsumerKilbourn Wisconsin Avenue Affairs 53203
151 NAME: CONSUMERS UNION OF UN:TED STATES, INC. Nature._ and Purpose: . , / Form and Extent of Assistance: AvailableConsumer Pi Education inted Information: for Low-Income Thistobrandsactivitygroup initiate, is a ofnonprofit effortsis consumer tocooperate test to andorganizationcreate goods, report on with, and aid individualsand maintain decent but which also seeks competingwhose main and ConsumerviceThegestconsumer Unionwhich speakers Reports. provides offerseducation, for a meetingsbroad a general in range and, They often supply or sug- addition to their monthly information ser- of informationalso, make on sug- exhibitions in ThereThe Medicare Pooris also Pay a ShowMore30-minute,Familiescolor, 16 (free)sound mm film available free, living standards. 4 consumergestions for education. content of courses or For Further InformationexceptWant toContact:for Know. postage: Consumers MountConsumersEducation256 Washington Vernon, Department Union New Streetof YorkUnitedStates, 10550 Inc.
152 --, NatureNAME: and COOPERATIVE Purpose: LEAGUE OF THE U.S.A Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: housingcreditwithmarketingThis islocal unions, a cooperatives, national governmentscooperatives rural federation electric group thatas a cooperatives,healthofmaintainsrepresentative consumer plans, a liaison and of co-opProvides activities. films, pamphlets, and information on co-opCooperativeCooperativeFor FurtherReport News (monthly)InformationLeague Service of U.S.A. Contact: (weekly) offuneralinand cooperative developing aids societies. such dew. countries.programs It opmentalso administersboth for in the this Peace countryprograms Corps and Washington,Chicago,591012(or) E. Van 14th Illinois BurenD.C. Street, 20005 60607Street N.W.
153 g INFORMATION ThisNatureNAME:marily is andaCOUNCIL ofnonprofit educatorsPurpose: ONorganization CONSUMERand composed others professionally pri- viceTheForm Councilin and the Extent form provides of a of Assistance: published pamphlets general information ser- and a activity, CouncilForGreeley,Colorado Furttler on ColoradoStateConsumer College Information Contact: Information principleinterestedfamilyphletssumer onfinancial activities in suchgoods. consumer topics as counseling, and labels on is to publish affairs. Onedeceptive of its packaging, regular pam- con- fiveregular times newsletter a year. concerning consumer
154 NatureNAME: and CREDIT Purpose: UNION NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Available Printed Information: andCanada.provincialisThis toemployees offerorganization Part credit training of in itsunion family general isfor an leagues credit fkiancialassociation education union in the officialsofU.S. service state and and CreditEverybody's Union Magazine, Money,aboutcerned aa monthlyquarterly credit with buyingunions con- counseling. Madison,P.O.CUNAFor Further Box International 431Wisconsin Information 53701 Contact:
155 ThisNatureNAME: is aandNATIONAL nonprofit Purpose: corporationBETTER BUSINESS founded inBUREAU, 1912 INC. pamphletsInformationForm and that Extent services expose of Assistance: certainthat offer shady leaflets business and AvailableService Bulletin,Printed Information: a periodical filiatedtisingprotectbyining, representatives principal deceptive,and businesswith selling 122 cities unfair,andlocal practices ofin the Americanthe Better C. public U.S. 7 which fraudulent. Business and frombusiness areCanada. adver- mislead-Bureaus It tois af- purchasingpublicationpractices and hearingwas give a bulletin advice aids. onto guidebuying. persons A recent New230NationalFor FurtherPark York, AvenueBetter New Information BusinessYork Contact: Bureau, Inc. NAME: NATIONAL CONSUMERS LEAGUE terestThemovementNature League in fairand was tolaborPurpose. initiate founded standards, and in develop 1899 but as has consumeran alwayseducation in- AvailablesumerSix times legislation Printed a year, Information: ais bulletin published. on con-. beenagainst interested unfair inpractices. protection of the consumer Washington,RoomNational1029For Further#207 Vermont Consumers D.C. Information Ave.,20005 League N.W. Coptact:
157 NAME: PRESIDENT'S SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR CONSUMER AFFAIRS Information Contact: NatureThisresent specialand consumers Purpose: assistant at top levels of government. was established to rep- FormgroupsaidBothof both consumerand the Extentindividualspecial affairs. of consumers in providing assistant and her Assistance:information on a broad range and consumer staff readily ForWashington,President'sThe Further White SpecialHouse Assistantsumer Affairs D.C. 20501 for Con-
158 wasThisNatureNAME: setsubcommittee up and CONGRESSIONAL to Purpose: investigate of the quackery,Committee SUB-COMMITTEE frauds, on Aging or ON CONSUMER INTERESTS OF THE ELDERLY ThelandForm subcommittee sales, and Extent health of investigatesfrauds Assistance: and quackery, phony mail-order decep- Sub-CommitteeFor Further Information on Consumerof Contact:the Elderly, Interests persons.deceptionsspecial consumer that exploit problems the elderly affecting and to older study plansInformationtive andhealth all insuranceother on all fraudulent such policies, practices representations. preened is available. normal - Washington,G-233U.S. Senate Senate D.C. Special Office 20002 Committee BuildingAging on
159 AttachedNatureNAME: and PROGRAMAas Purpose: a separate DEunit ORIENTACION to the Economic DEL CONSUMIDOR GeneralForm and information Extent of Assistance: servicepamphlets and 0 ProgramaFor Further de Information Orientacion Contract: del Con- wealthvice.Stabilizationagenciessumer of OrientationPuerto for Administration direction, Rico, draws the consultation, Program on of the Common-for Con- 20 government and ser- whichstudyspeakingSpanishand include: moneyguides and groups. onmanagement.installmentis anvarying important consumer buying, All source material food, subjects for Spanishclothing, is in ApartudoSan Juan, 4183 Puerto Ricosumidor
160 1 FOUNDATIONS AND TRUSTS TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: c/oNew36EmmaName Edward West York ofJ. 44thTrustAdams 36,R. StreetFinch,New or Memorial Foundation: York Jr. Fund, Inc. takingsuchToPurpose prevent suchresults. and steps or Activities: alleviate as will tend to bring about poverty in old age by 36c/oEmma West ForEdward Information J.44th Adams R. Street Finch, Memorial Contact: Jr. Fund, Inc. EmmaDonor:Incorporated J. Adams in 1933 in New York. cludingAssets:Financial $1,369$197,020; Data: in grants expenditures: (1964). $1,684, in- New York 36, New York
161 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: Johnc/oBostGu,60 W.Hale State Boynton and MassachusettsStreet Dorr Fund 04109 Thephysicallyhospitalsgrantslinquency expressed to whichcertain and and purpose mentally showcrime, local concernof welfarefamily handicapped. the Fund is to provide services, andfor the the aged,agencies de- and c/oJohnBoston,60 Hale StateW. Boynton and MassachusettsStreet Dorr Fund 04109 DoraDonor:Established L. Boynton in 1951. penditures:Assets:grantsFinancial $665,164;(1964). Data:$38,510, total including income: $35,203 in $43,516; ex-
162 b TheName1TRUSTS Commonwealth East of Trust 75th AND orStreet FOUNDATIONS:Foundation: Fund encouragementPromotionPurpose and of Activities: health of better in its and broadest more comprehen-sense, and TheFor1 Commonwealth East Further 75th Information Street Fund Contact: Donors:IncorporatedNew York 21, in 1918New Yorkin New York. calthroughliefical,sive fellowships. projects, emotional,health grants caretaking orfor Grants toand medical other environmental are due foundations. education not account made factors and toof re- phys-medi- New York 21, New York Mr.Mrs. &Mrs. Stephen Edward V. Harkness S. Harkness Assets:inexpenditures:Financial grants $76,497,086; (1964). Data: $5,617,115, gross includingincome: $7,823,604; $4,941,171
163 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: CrownIncorporatedSan1 Bush Francisco, Zellerbach Street in California1952 Foundation in California. 94119 tation,principallytoThisand tax-exempt Foundation international community in theorganizations limitsfield welfare,understanding. ofits health provision higher and and education, ofrehabili- grants institutions CrownSan1 Bush Francisco, Zellerbach Street Califon: Foundation 94119 CrownDonor: Zellerbach Corporation Assets:giftsFinancial(1965).$1,217,218, received: $10,482,011; Data: including $228,150; total $881,981 income:expenditures: in$1,195,413; grants
164 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: New41TheName East York Doris 57thof 22,Trust Duke Street New or Foundation, YorkFoundation: Inc. orinstitutionsToPurpose expansion dispense and on grantsActivities: projects, an annual to charitable with basis priority for and experimental given educational to New41TheFor East Doris YorkInformation 57th Duke22, Street New Foundation, Contact: York Inc. DorisDonor:Incorporated Duke in 1934 in Delaware. vidingprograms;throughornia.Newagencies Jersey,relief, Activities public improvedin New medicalthe welfare; Carolinas, haveYork services care, included tu.t1 aid and Hawaii, toforoccasional agenciesother thesocial agingand services. service grantspro-Calif- in Assets:grantsexpenditures:Financial $2,003,786;(1964). Data: $754,025, gifts received:including $720,208$2,054,943; in
165 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: ., The477Name Ford Madison of Foundation Trust Avenue or Foundation: Purposehuman"The andFoundation'swelfare Activities: by trying general to identify purpose is problems of to.advance AvailableFreeGolden from Years Printed the ? Office Information: of Reports IncorporatedNewDonors: York, New in 1936 York in 10022 Michigan. directedimportanceemphasis:supplyingvelopment,omic affairs,at theirto fundseducational the arts internationalsolution. nationon and a limited sciences." affairs,and Areas the scale affairs, overseas de- public and econ-world andof by interestfor or efforts 477FordNewFor Madison Foundation York, Further NewAvenue Information York 10022 Contact: Henry Ford and Edsel Ford ExtentmillionFromresearch of1956 forAssistance: and toprojects 1963, half forthefor action the Foundation granted $6.7 aginghalfprojects for basic and train- 477TheNew MadisonFord York, Foundation NewAvenue York 10022 demonstrations,ing.aged.strengthenment The and projects retirement, public housing and private included community services and training programs toconditions, employ- services to the Assets:Financialand$299,563,624, projects $3,015,055,893; Data: (1965). including $242,292,597expenditures: in grants 166 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: Chicago,TheName135 Forest South of TrustIllinois FundLaSalle or 60603 Foundation: Street withentific,GeneralPurpose grants religous, purposesandprimarily Activities: orof made literacythis fundfor purposes.educational, are defined broadlysci- TheJamesFor135 InformationForest South T. Rhind, FundLaSalle Contact: Secretary Street MarionDonor:Incorporated M. Lloyd in 1956 in Illinois. inexpenditures:Assets:Financial grants $1,217,070; (1964). Data: $108,084, total of income: which $107,550 $45,253; was Chicago, Illinois 60603
41. 167 TRUSTSName ANDof Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foandation: Purpose and Activities: and solve the prob- ForForest Information Park Foundation Contact: Peoria,600IncorporatedForest Commercial Illinois Park Foundation in 1939 Bank Building in Illinois. Createdgerontologyresearchlemshabilitation.ages e inoriginallyold programs age,' and theserves 'to toFoundationstudy investigate handicapped today sponsors its Institute of Physical Medicine and Re- the field of people of all 600Peoria, Commercial Illinois Bank Building W.Donors: H. Sommer and Family giftsAssets:includingFinancial received: $3,623,910; Data:$241,766 $15,533; totalin grants income: expenditures: $270,589, (1964). $440,843;
168 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: 405TheName LexingtonJohn of A. Trust Hartford Avenue or Foundation: Foundation, Inc. BroadPurpose purposes; and Activities: emphasis in recent years has TheFor John Information A. Hartford Contact: Foundation, Inc. EstablishedNewSuite York5115 in 17, 1929; New York 0 incorporated in 1942 in toryduceaspect,been and the on thetimein medical voluntary application lag between research, nonprofit hospitals to in the care and treat-findingsespecially in the labora- the clinical re- NewSuite405 Lexington York5115 17, NewAvenue York GeorgeJohnDonors:New A. York. L.Hartford Hartford includingAssets:Financialment $182,830,769; of $13,871,419 Data:patients. in expenditures:grants $14,064,983, (1964).
19 169 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: W.Name Battle250K. Kellogg Champion of Creek, Trust Foundation Michiganor Street Foundation: Purposetoandknowledge"To programs charitable receive and Activities: concernedrather and purposes." administer than basic with the application of Aid is largely limitedfundsresearch. for educational W.For Battle250K. Information Kellogg Champion Creek, Foundation Michigan Street Contact: IncorporatedW.Donor: K. Kellogg in 1939 in Michigan. Assets:includingFinancial $460,576,356; Data:$10,494,599 expenditures: in grants (1964). $12,535,419,
170 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: DetroitTheName2727 Kresge ofSecond 32, Trust Michigan Foundation Avenue or Foundation: PurposemadeagedencompassesThe policy isare and one. for Activities:of Abuilding thisa large number Foundation percentage funds. of fieldsproblems is aof broad contributions one ofand the DetroitTheFor2727 InformationKresge Second 32, Michigan Foundation Avenue Contact: Donor:IncorporatedSebastian S. in Kresge 1924 in Michigan. Assets:inexpenditures:Financial grants $93,264,658; (1964). Data: $4,700,393, total income: including $4,003,636; $4,154,898
171 NameTRUSTS of ANDTrust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: BroadPurpose purposes and Activities: and it defines a major interest ForLilly Information Endowment, Contact: Inc. IndianapolisLillyIncorporated914 Endowment,Merchants 4, inIndiana Bank 1937 Inc. in building Indiana. Thereplanning.Marionofin education,private has County, been social religion, support and agencies Community research andand community ofservices. the United Fund andin Indianapolis and in Indianapolis914 Merchants 4, Indiana Bank Building J.Donors:J.Eli K. K. LillyLilly, Lilly Sr. , Assets:expenditures:Financialin grants $29,545,366; Data: (1964). $5,271,579, total includingincome: $5,011,450 $5,283,286;
172 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: 417TheIncorporatedNew ParkMadeleine York Avenue 22, in M.New New Low York York Fund, in Inc. 1947. munitytheMajorGrantsinterest areas contributions aredevelopment, ofhas made health also for been and inpurposes education, recentwelfare,shown years ofin butand generalproblems haveconsiderablethe arts. been of com- welfare. in 417TheMrs.New ParkMadeleine Madeleine York Avenue 22, M.New M. Low Low, York Fund, President Inc. whichAssets:Financial $40,253 $130,343; Data: was in expenditures: grants (1964). $41,072, of ..
173 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: ?...-ad support JosiahFor Information Macy, Jr., Contact: Foundation JosiahIncorporatedNew16 West Macy, York 46th 36, Jr., inStreetNew 1930 in New York.FoundationYork terestforpectsscientific"Toonly the initiate, of is torel7:9f health,in institutions. investigations medical stimulate, of suffering." education. develop of sickncss; and of methods of OKI fundamental as- Present major in- Grants are made New16 WestYork 46th36, New Street York KateDonor: Macy Ladd Assets:Financialgrantsexpenditures: $34,561,543;(1965). Data: $771,657, total including $597,000 income: $1,435,437; in
174 NameTRUSTS of Trust AND or FOUNDATIONS: Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: Chicagoc/oKate168 Arnold MaremontNorth 1, IllinoisMaremont,Michigan Foundation Avenue welfarefoundationTheFinancial primary organizations. has Data: concernbeen for and fine support arts and from Jewish this ArnoldChicagoKate168 MaremontNorthMaremont 1, IllinoisMichigan Foundation Avenue ArnoldDonors:EstablishedMaremont H. Maremont inAutomotive 1952 in Illinois. Products, Inc. Assets:grants,received: $397,056; totalling $125,533; $57,607 total expenditures: income: (1963). $70,701; including gifts
9 175 NameTRUSTS(J. M.)of ANDTrust McDonald FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation,Foundation: Inc., Purpose"To contribute and Activities: to any institution organized ex- educational purposes, For(J.2635 InformationM.) McDorfaldWest Second Contact: Foundation,Street Inc. Box2635IncorporatedHastings, 722 West Second Nebraska in 1952 in Street Nebraska. forclusivelycarechildren Primarycare in of anfor whoaged emphasis religious are.sick, and areand youth effort to help combat aid under privileged, for assistance to orphansinfirmed, or blird or crippled. training and child juvenile delin- mentally re- Hastings,Box 722 Nebraska quencytarded,buildingsmajormadescholarships and orinterests to tophysically andindividuals. equipment and include church handicapped children. Othersupportfor toeducationsupport." hospitals, institutions, No grants are Assets:F grantspenditures:inancial $4,862,583;(1963). Data: $217,459, income: including $195,000 in $184, 565; ex-
176 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUND'.TIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: IncorporatedDetroit2486McGregor First 26, National FundMichiganin 1925 inBuilding Michigan. well-beingareasthe"To aging. ofrelieve health, of Major mankind." the education, contributionsmisfortunes Including and welfare. and promote the are made in the proWems of Detroit2486McGregorFor FirstInformation26, Michigan NationalFund Contact: Building Mr.Donors: and Mrs. Tracy W. McGregor (1964).$1,031,905,giftsAssets:Financial received: $16,091,870; including Data: $175,773; total $972,174 in grants expenditures:income: $983,358;
177 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: For Information Contact: 403TheNameGalveston, NationalMoody of Trust Foundation TexasHotel or Foundation:Building PurposeactivitiesFundsportinstitutions and toand be itmaintenance Activities: supportsused for the arecare within Texas; among of hospitals, of the establishment,the sup- aged. homes, the broad and Galveston,403The NationalMoody TexasFoundation Hotel Building TrustWilliamDonors:Libbie established Lewis Shearn Moody, in Moody 1942 in Texas. Jr. expenditures:Assets:Financialgrants $121,038,629;(1965). Data: $4,893,907, total income: including $4,375,425 in $4,062,582;
178 TRUSTSName AND of TrustFOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: 680NobleTrustNew Fifth (EdwardYork, established Avenue New John) York in Foundation 1940 in Connecticut. funds,topitals,Substantialhospitals national includingamong inhealth grants upper others. buildings agencies, are New Generalregularly York and and equipment,andpriority made foris communityConnecticut. givenandhos- NobleNew680 Fifth (EdwardYork, Avenue New John) York Foundation Donor:Edward John Noble giftsAssets:Financialing $9,859;$457,010 $19,935,182; Data: expenditures: in grants total (1964). income: $564,968, includ- $808,070;
179 r TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: - Namec/oThe 1608The Pewof Trust GlenmedeWalnut Memorial or Street Foundation:Trust CompanyTrust PurposeBoardFinancial purposes;and Activities:Data: general giving. c/oTheFor Philadelphia1608 The InformationPew GlenmedeWalnut Memorial Street3,Contact: PennsylvaniaTrust Trust Company PhiladelphiadissolvedTrustFoundation established in 3, 1957. incorporatedPennsylvania in 1957 in Pennsylvania. in 1948 in Pennsylvania; Assets:inexpenditures: grants $4,780,512; (1964). $4,007,838, total including income: $4,073,148; $3,910,225 MaryDonors:JosephJ.Mrs. Howard Ethel Mabel N. PewPewPew, Pew Jr.Myrin TRUSTS570FannieName Broad of E.AND Trust Rippel Street FOUNDATIONS: or FoundationFoundation: usuallyIncludesPurpose largeand "Care Activities: and, of agedin recent Women." years, Grants primarily are 570ForFannie InformationBroad E. StreetRippel Contact: Foundation Donor:IncorporatedNewark 2, New in 1953 Jersey in New Jersey. Assets:toexpenditures: hospitalsFinancial $28,514,730; or Data: in$1,597,021, the fieldtotal income:of including health. $2,122,611; $1,448,000 Newark 2, New Jersey Julius S. Rippel AvailablethroughReportin grants for April Printed(1964). the 30, Period Information: 1965. from May 1, 1959
181 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: TheNameNew111 Rockefeller of West York, Trust 50th New or Foundation Foundation:Street York 10020 CurrentPurposemedicalresearch workand sciences,in Activities: selectedis focused the fields social on of biologicalsupport ofand advanced experimenta-sciences, and the TheFor111 InformationRockefellerNew West York, 50th NewStreetContact:Foundation York 10020 IncorporatedJohnDonor: D. Rockefeller in 1913 in New York. throughtionhumanities,tutes,lic inhealth. agriculture,and grants otherTheand to Foundationof qualifieduniversities, researchmedical agencies. operates primarlyeducation, and pub- research in insti- Typespopulation,Theinterest:(2) Foundation of university Projects (1) (4) toward towards recognizes Sponsored:development, the equal conquest five major(3) problems areas of ofopportunity, of hunger, tionalgrants(5)Financial aiding andand internationalfellowships cultural Data: are scale. developmentfor which given on both a na- Assets:cludinglion.expenditures$53,242,512; $233,454,707; $28,453,732 forexpenditures: 1965 intotal grants increased gross to $32,617,564, in- (1964); grant income: $30.3 mil- 182 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: New30Rockefeller Rockefeller York, New Brothers PlazaYork 10020Fund interculturalconductsemphasisinternational"The fund certain have makesrelations, philanthropic beenprograms grants on education, international to of organizationslocal, its own. health and national, and affairs, Recent and the New30Rockefeller Rockefeller York, New Brothers PlazaYork 10020Fund IncorporatedAbbyJohnDonors: D.Rockefeller Rockefeller, in 1940 Mauze in Jr.New York. churches,dividuals,humanities.institutions." communitynor No as grants a rule centers, orto loansindividual or are educational made to in-hospitals, JohnDavidWinthropNelsonLaurance D. Rockefeller Rockefeller, A. RockefellerRockefeller S. Rockefeller 3rd Asset:projectsgiftsFinancial$6,133,791, received:$121,103,174; (1964). Data: included $15,458,916; total $5,483,379 income: in expenditures: grants$8,002,178; and
183 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: NameRussellNew230 of Park York, TrustSage Avenue NewFoundationor Foundation: York 10017 PurposelaborationsciencesTo encourage and under with Activities: and theother support direction institutions. Grants or- research in the social of staff or in col- OrvilleRussellForNew230 Information Park York, SageG. AvenueBrim, NewFoundation Contact: YorkJr., President10017 IncorporatedMrs.Donor: Russell in Sage1907 in New York. pendentdinarilyTypesindividuals. on-goingofare Projects not made activities for the support Sponsored: of other agencies or of inde- yearsTypestions,trainingtics,related old, of socialfive research to in year aging theattitudes, program professionsbeing are: labor to prepare demographic conditions, demography of people 35-45 done or supported whichconcerned with olderforce characteris- materialshealth condi- for people,Assets:Financial$888,401 and $ 26,Data: aging(1965). 811, in 564; the projectlife cycle. expenditures: f? TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: 70SchimperNameNew Pine ofYork, Street Trust (Frederick New or Foundation:York and 10005 Amelia) Foundation ticularportThePurpose statedbroad emphasis and purposesocial Activities: being welfare of the given foundationprograms, to indigent, withis to aged sup-par- WilliamSchimperFor Information E. (FrederickFriedman, Contact: andSecretaryFoundation Amelia) Incorporated in 1943 in New York. Assetspersons.cludingFinancial 8555,832; 819,164 Data: expenditures:in grants (1965). $22,411, in- New70 Pine York, Street New Yorl 10005
O. 185 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: NameChicaogo,3333The Sears-Roebuck ofArthington Trust Illinois or Foundation:Street 60607 Foundation InPurposefieldsaging.tions the past, toof Majorand projectseducation this Activities: contributionsfoundation that and treat health. are problemshas made ofcontribu- the made to the NormanForChicago,3333The Information Sears-Roebuck Arthington H. IllinoisDavis Contact: Street60607 Foundation Assets:Financialincludinggifts received: $9,607,661; Data: $3,067,316 $8,986; total in income:grants expenditures: $3,068,816, (1964). $24,055,969;
186 TRUSTSName of AND Trust FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Purpose and Activities: For Information Contact: Newc/oEdith399 First York, ParkM. NationalSchweckendieck AvenueNew York City 10022 Bank Trusts tenanceAssets:Financial"To provide of $1,500,000; theData: agedassistance and expenditures: feeble, for care and etc." $54,900, all main- c/oEdithNew399 First ParkM. York, NationalSchweckendieck Avenue New York City 10022Bank Trusts York.EstablishedDonor:Edith M. firstSchweckendieck in 1922 then in 1936 in New in grants (1962).
187 TRUSTSTheName S &of AND H Trust Foundation, FOUNDATIONS: or Foundation: Inc. ThisPurposeboth is to a andnewlocal Activities: foundation and national groups that serve that provides support in TheMr.For InformationSJack & H L. Foundatioa, Mischou Contact: Inc. Donor:New330Sperry Madison York, and New HutchinsonAvenue 'York 10017 Company thetion,fare. poses.religious,areas butPrimary of grants health, medical activities are research, are education,made for and scientific, social wel- literary, inand the charitablefield of educa- pur 330New Madison York, New York Avenue 10017 Assets:Financial$600,000;$374,266 $56,410; Data: expenditures: in grants gifts (1964).and $404,723, includinggrants received:
188 TRUSTS AND FOUNDATIONS: 71UnitedNameNew Broadway of York,States Trust New Steel or Foundation:York Foundation, 10016 Inc. turalfareInPurpose general needs;and community and healththis Activities: foundation and problems hospital supports andassistance; projects; national cul- basis wel- W.For UnitedHomer Information States Turner, Steel Contact: Executive Foundation,Director Inc. Donor:IncorporatedUnited States in SteelDelaware Corporation in 1953. groups,largeduringaresearch rangevariety number 1965 andof inof interest physical,individuals.educationwas of grantsin isthe broad,social, programs. fieldto different of asand education,expressed lifePrimary institutions, sciences; but byactivity the and New71 Broadway York, New York 10016 Assets:inexpenditures:Financial grants $12,837,108; (1963). Data: $5,475,084, gifts received: including $6,000,000; $5,473,874
189
NatureNAME: andADULT Purpose: EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF THE Form and ExtentU.S.A. of Assistance: Available Printed Information: Maturity, a hand- Thisoforganization Particularassociation education concerns establishedas a process are is a nonprofit tothe further middle-aged thecontinuing through membership to develop- concept and life. vicesTheformation,pre-retirementdevelop association receiving adult encourages education programs andoffers distributing general and assistsprograms, agencies and sponsorsthrough local informationeducational ser- in- affiliates. to EducationAdultFor Further Education for Laterbook. Information Contact: Association of aged,broadingsectionpre-retirement bers. soundand programs the on concepts aging and association is devoted withof education several thathundred of maturityretirement. by There alsoproviding include mem- is a Chicago,743 Wabash Illinois U. S.A. Avenue M business,ThisNatureNAME: is andaALTRUSA membershipand Purpose: professional INTERNATIONAL, association women of established executive, INC. AvailableThe International Printed Information: Altrusa,published magazine monthly with a yearly an- sorshipvideaand1.43 wide nationalpromoteservices range of senior commoninterests.ofto Altrusathe centers, aging. interests At Club recreationlocalThese programs and levels include serve clubs, there thatcivic spon- pro-are 332AltrusaFor South Further International, Michigan Information Avenue Inc.nual Contact: on the aging. forservices;hospitals;menthobby thetraining services; fairs,aged, and meals-on-wheels or jobnursing individual rehabilitating volunteer clinics, homes, trainingfinancial services and olderand homemakers andthe assistancewomen.to agedemploy-homes in Chicago, Illinois
191 NAME: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF HOMES FOR THE AGING Available Printed Information: vanceprovidesThisNaturelems is the ofanda means national mutualinterests Purpose: of concernmembership identifying of the so as and associationto solving residents of voluntary protect and ad- prob- that fortionTheFormgeneral homes, includegeneral and information,Extent consultative developingservices of Assistance: provided and standardstechnical other by services assistance,ofthis accreditation associa- and AAHANewPublication93cial Components Symbol List of of Integrity,Service, Care Resources Thenonprofitcommitteesingachievement association's liaison and and whosegovernmental of working their primary tasks goals areefforts homeshave been for in relationships with special identifying and toward the the aging. develop- voluntaryliaisonMembershipEligibility: roles and with government to the local. Association State, agencies. and is open to non- national 315AmericanFor FurtherPark Avenue Association Information South ofthe Homes Aging Contact: for grammingsolvingtheThis National association problems and Council legislative inworks their on theinfieldleadership. close through pro- Aging. conjunction with anyprofitorities organization organizations; are given or members. services are available individual, but certain pri- to New York, New York 10010
192 NatureNAME: andAMERICAN Purpose: ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED PERSONS Form and Extent of Assistance: Available Printed Information: jointlyproveTheThe general associationevery with theaspectpurpose National also of of co-sponsors this Retired association Teacher's living for older people. and operates, is to im- As- caredrugs,pricesThisical insurance,association care onprovides prescription insurance andin-hospital offers (for and to the members non-prescription surgical-medical members 65 out-of-hospital major med- reduced and AARPModern Newsletter, Maturity, published publishedmonthlymonthly bi- bi- pation.retiredsociation, teachers an organization continue in established community to partici-help ton,andtours,aidsover), InstitutesD.C.at maintainsTestamentary reduced and California.of cost, Lifea nursing LifesponsorsTime Insurance, homeLiving low-cost in in group California, Washing-hearing AmericanWashington,DuPontFor Further CircleAssociation Information D.C. BuildingSuite ofPersons Retired Contact: 419
193 NatureNAME: andAMERICAN Purpose: ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN For Further Information of University Contact: Thisit on150,000conducts association elementary members a was international relations,wide range of study-actionand secondary education, in 1,500 local groups. founded in 1882 and social and programshigherGenerally,has some AmericanWashington,2401 Virginia Association D.C. Avenue,Women N.W. arts.economiceducation,veystoservices, Itdo on also with issues, givesetc. problems Manythe recreation, housing, guidance for communityofof the these aged.status programs of women, aids in volunteer and the have had sur-
11.11.1111.1"1.1111.11111111.1111111111111111111111111111"1".111-,...__ 194 NAME: AMERICAN CAMPING ASSOCIATION whoseThisNature isaim a andmembership is to Purpose: further theand welfare affiliate of association adults cludeInformationForm articles and Extent andservices pamphlets of Assistance:from theon campingassociation in in- Available"ResourcesCamping, Printed magazine on Camping Information: for Older , aidsliving;educationaland for children camping. and toand through develop recreational camping; standards, benefits to extendmaterials, of outdoor the and residentgeneral, camps.as well as, published standards for AmericanFor Further Camping Information Association,Adults" Contact: mimeographed Inc. pamphlet committeeIntegralolderinformationmittee adults. withon hasCamping theand been association literature instrumental for Senior about is a Citizens. National incamping collecting This Com- for Martinsville,Bradford Woods Indiana
195 NatureNAME:This isandAMERICAN a membership Purpose: GERIATRICS theSOCIETY study of geriatricssociety dedicated to en- publicationGeneralForm and Information Extent of monographs of Assistance:services that include and a monthly journal. regular AvailableJournal of Printed American Information: GeriatricsSociety monthly withworkcouragepracticingdiseases aidingemphasis of andthe in most societyphysicianspromotethe on field.recurrent is and among preventive medicine particularly related to the auxiliary groups the aged. The for AmericanWarwick,For2907 Further Post Geriatrics Rhode RoadInformation Island Society Contact:
196 filiateNAME:TheNature generalassociation AMERICAN and Purpose: purpose is HOSPITAL to ofpromote this membership ASSOCIATION welfare through and af- cludeInformationForm andvarious Extent services manuals, of Assistance: that guides, apply toand the research aging in-. AvailableHospitals, Printed an official Information: journal Antheaging.association people.importantdevelopment These ispart are in of ofthecoordinated better the activities general hospital through thatprogram care relate afor com-of toall the the aged.reports that relate to service and care for the Chicago,American840For FurtherNorth Illinois Hospital Lake Information Shore Association Drive Contact: theCaremittee,homeslishesmittee provision of Theinformationthe worksfor Chronically Councilthe of to aged,services, develop on and hospitals, ProfessionalIII organizesprogramsrelated and Aged. nursingfacilities. toandPractice This improve pub- homes, com- on
197 NAME: AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Available Printed Information: NaturepromotionThisregional isand a membership Purpose: affiliates.of library Its services andassociationgeneral with purpose State is Library Services to librarianship. the and InFormtoimpairedit addition alsosome and provides agedExtent sight,to its persons. of whichlarge are general services to Assistance: print books for those particularly helpful libraries, with AmericanForNewsletter, Further Library AdultInformation Services Association Contact: Division. Throughtoantheiragingsion, meetAging local itits andthese assesses Committee encouragesconditions. on Population in the Adult needs in ways the needs in services and assists local appropriate to Services Divi- forlibraries the Chicago,50 East Huron Illinois Street 60611
198 N. NAME:re and purpose:AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Form and Extent of Assistance: themitteesmentdoctorsThis science isof awhoseofpublic national andthe associationartstatedhealth. professionalof medicine purpose Through it provides is for associationvarious to thepromote leader-better- of com- service.Aissued wide range and circulated of publications as a general and exhibits information are HomemakerHomeChronicAvailable Illness Printed Newsletter, Information: HealthAidelishedBulletin, bi-monthly published bi-monthly pub- people.aging.medicalcountyship, There consultation,medical care isand alsosocieties health aand special practicesassistance that promotecommittee for to olderState better and on Chicago,535AmericanFor North Further Illinois MedicalDearborn Information Association, Contact:
199 NAME:ThisNature is AMERICAN anda membership Purpose: NURSING \ association which pro- HOME ASSOCIATION TheForm Association's and Extent of information Assistance: service provides AvailableNursing ;tomesPrinted Information: a monthly publication tionfortrainingmotesCanada. nursing are standards locatedfor homes.nursing in of 48 care, aids, Affiliates of the associa-states and in Ontario, typesand of facilities.administration brochures,aids as a publicpamphlets, service, and other audio-visual Washington,AmericanFor1101 Further 17th Nursing Street,Information D.C. 20036N.W.Home AssociationContact: -) , 200 NatureNAME: and AMERICAN Purpose: OPTOMETRIST ASSOCIATION Form and Extent of Assistance: AvailableVision Printed of the AgingInformation: Patient, a text- gateteevisiontionThe on aregeneraland Visioncare to report advance, of aims Carethe changes public.and of improve, thepurposes in AAging vision National and ofacts causedenhance this Commit-to associa-investi- by the the citizens'throughassociationthatInexhibits, addition makes group.,, State etc. toprovidesavailable itsassociations conferences, normal exhibits various information for public and publicationsthefairs, programs health seniorservice MatureVision Vision Care of and Me Itsphletbook Aging, Care, a manual a pam- formationvocationalpartiallyoptometry,velopaging curriculaprocess, tosighted rehabilitation toState expand toin olderand prepareschools regionalthe patient, of use andand the of disseminateaffiliates, collegesaging.and aids to for assist of theto in-de- in St.4030ForAmerican Louis, Further Chauteau Missouri OptometristIdormation Avenue AssociationContact:
201 NAME: AMERICAN PODIATRY ASSOCIATION Available Printed Information: ThisNatureThismore is associationthananda membership Purpose:5,000 has had a members in 50 State societies. association composed of long interest in the Through its Journal ofFoot-Care, the American a leafletAssociation Podiatry Contact: footassistsCommitteefootvelop healthsources care. Statesgeneral of onto Itthe provideandAgingalso educationalolder local assesses it person. for adequate foot care. stimulates,communities guides, and to de-programs regardingthe needs and re- Washington,3301AmericanFor Further 16th PodiatryStreet, InformationD.C. N.W. Association whoseNatureThisNAME: isstatedand AMERICANa professionalPurpose: aim is to advance PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATIONassociation of psychiatrists health care and AmericanFor1700 Further 18th Psychiatric Street,Information N.W. Association Contact: treatmentdealsideredgroups.ically, with through conferencesof mental mentally a health Committee ill persons on The problems of aged persons are and institutes are held and the aging. Aging. Period-of all age whichcon- Washington, D.C.
203 NAME: AMERICAN PUBLIC WELFARE ASSOCIATION ThisNatureing ispublic anda membership Purpose:welfare agencies at both State association represent- and cluded:ItsForm many and institutes, activities Extent of seminars,to serve Assistance:the and aging technical assistance workshops; have in- and AgingAvailable"AgingProgressive Highlig Printed Ids, a letterProgramming" Information: bi-monthly news- localwelfaretionThevoluntary levels.generalare agenciesto agencies directIts purposes to and membership alsoits efforts includes to assist administer effectivelyand aims of theindividual members. publicassocia- the consultationinformationgrams for the services;to assist aged. agencies to develop pro- Chicago,AmericanFor1313 Further East Illinois Public Information 60th Welfare Street Contact:Association .. presentthatand will the programs improvenation. the welfareand ofto alldevelop programs citizens
204 ThisNatureNAME: is andAMERICANa membership Purpose: PUBLIC and affiliate HEALTH association ASSOCIATION ServicesForm and are Extent provided of Assistance: to members and affiliates AvailableAmerican Printed Journal Information: of Public Health tionsthevices,personalestablished aging, for which optimumhealth. the to include associationprotect In housing addition all and age developspromote for groupsto the its aged,general public guides recommenda-and so serve andser- vices,andon include,surveys consultation ofas healthwell and as generalprofessional needs and resources. information ser- assistance AmericanForNew1790 Further York, Broadway Public InformationNew HealthYork 10019 AssociationContact: forpublications.departments, ofalsochronic the stimulates field disease throughand interestaccident control annual in programsprevention scientificmeetings development and regulartraining.in health It
205 NAME: ASSOCIATION OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUES OF AMERICA, INC. NatureThisactivitiesized isand to an advise Purpose: association of those and involved.coordinate The leadership general purpose of member leagues organ- and hobbycludeddealIndividualresearch with shows, senior the leagues in aging. television centers,the fieldsponsor In of programs, aging. therecreation past these programs, have various programs that studies, and in- AvailableJuniorFor PrintedFurther League Information: InformationMagazinemagazine Contact:bi-monthly ofpossible.totural,members the make Junior and their incivic League social, conditions volunteer services as economic,is educational, to foster interest among of the community, effective as cul- and ProfessionalcialhealthForm and and and general Extent welfare;consultation programsof radio Assistance: andservices television; on are education,finan- available. AssociationNewThe WaldorfYork, of New the Astoria JuniorYorkAmerica, Inc. Hotel 10022 Leagues of
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207 NAME: COUNCIL OF JEWISH FEDERATIONS AND WELFARE FUNDS Available Printed Information: NaturewelfarejointThisUnited and councilinstrument funds,Purpose:States is andand the membershipof the localCanada. It providescommunity councils Jewish federations, association and member in the JewishForYearbook ComnercialFurther of Jewish grams and InformationFinances Contact: ServicesSocial Services Pro- vice,planningagenciesIncializedtheir turn child respectivetheand/orwith consultation care, 218 service membercoordinating agenciescommunities,aged of services,care and programs in such forareas fund as raising, health services. develop, through family ser-budgeting, forand ser- spe- CouncilNew315 Park York,of Jewish Avenue New Welfare Funds York 10010 SouthFederations and vicesInformationandCouncil'sor ofaboutculture health, offices. toabout serve programs synagogues is welfare, education, Jewish people. available from the of specific areas recreation,
208 NAME: FAMILY SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA NatureviceThis toassociation and strengthen Purpose: provides family usually by casework method. life throughfamily counselingwhatever ser- ing,cities,ThisForm raisesagency, andprovides Extent standards with consumer of 312 Assistance: of local service and affiliates in 300 family counsel- and develops (or)LocalForFamily Further or StateService Information Association Contact: of America *ency affiliation Amongonmeanspersons.and aging strenghthening theavailable, to varied ascertain services counseling the potential for developing is a special project services to older newEligibility:informationAvailable methods ofto service. member agencies service, and provides a general New44 East York, 23rd New Street York 10010
209 NAME: FARMERS EDUCATIONAL AND COOPERATIVE UNION OF AMERICASENIOR CITIZENS COUNCIL personsThisNaturea program is anda in cooperative, 4,100 Purpose: of educational, local groups, that carries out constituted by 275,000 cooperative and legis- FarmersForDenver,1575 Further ShermanEducational Colorado Information Street and CooperativeUnion of America Contact: terests.lativeinTheseveral the Senioractivities older fields, Citizens persons' to including represent program consumer Council takes an active part farm families' in-and participates in education.
210 NatureNAME: and Purpose: GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. Available Printed Information: Thismationstudiesbeingzation, is aof foundedaboutnonprofit,of older the aging, agingpeople in national1945, process,and by byforpromoting membership bringingimproving by publishing scientifc together the organi- well- infor- all GerontologicalForJournalThe Further Gerontologist,of Gerontology, Information Society, Inc. Contact: quarterly quarterly groupsallfare.psychologicalresearchSociety fields It that alsoholds inof are biologicalthedevelops annualinterestedand aging. social meetings curriculascience, inscience, older to clinkfor repo' and training social wel-in people. The .nedicine,ltest St.660 Louis, South EuclidMissouri Avenue
211 NAME:Nature GOODWILL and Purpose: INDUSTRIES OF AMERICA, INC. N AvailableA variety Printed of pamphlets, Information: films, and Thisprovide is a nationalvocational membership training and employment A large percentage of industries that of per- for , For Further Information T.V. spots are available Contact: handicappedvicesonstionmedicaltional by served and Goodwillcounseling, andsocial persons. are nursing employment care services.thoseIndustries with age handicaps.may and service, recrea- and placement,include: occupa- Ser- Washington,Goodwill1913 N. Industries Street, DX. N.W.
2 12 NAME:NaturesponsorThis HEALTH foundation and research Pureita. INFORMATION was in theestablished economic FOUNDATION to conduct and and social as- AvailableProgress Printed Information:monthly bulletin in Health Services ductedpectsaging. of have medical particular care. Manyrelevance of the to studiesthe field con- of HealthForNew420 Further Lexington York,Information InformationNew Avenue York Foundation Contact:
213 NatureNAME: andNATIONAL Purpose: ASSOCIATION FOR associationMENTAL HEALTH FormThe andassociation Extent of generally supports Assistance: and sponsors TheFor FurtherNational Health InformationAssociation Contact: for Mental Themovementistreament togeneralimproved establish purposetoof methodswork the and develop a citizen'smentally ill and towarddiagnosis,and services the improved and in treatmentof carethis membership handicapped; forresearch, pre- voluntary of men-and andinformationresearchatto afilmsindustry, nominal andwhich services services servicefee. organizations, Consultation deal with aging and are include publications,of a selective nature. services are also and other groups available books, Its New10 Columbus York, New Circle York 10019 talventiot.,of Programsillnesses mental detection, health. and and services for the handicaps; and for the of public education aging are included promotion and con- available. andsultationintaland themedical medical illness, stimulusregular about rehabilitation and program forthe services for elderly sponsoring multi-disciplineneed research to provide for the mentally social,vocational, and persons; supportadequate social ill. in men-
214 NAME: NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS Available Printed Information: andThisNatureservicesers. effectiveness is Its anda membershipgeneral to Purpose: the individual, purposesof social of professional work aregroup, practice and to promote the quality community;social work-. through toThemitteesitsrect promote association,membership, services to programsstudy to itself, old thecommissions, people,needsto does meet of notbut theirthe provideandacts aging needs. com-through and di- ForPublicationSocial Further Work Information ListYear Book Contact: promotethegeneraltowork. further knowledge conditions standards the broad needed ofof objective life; trainingto obtain to develop and their practice by of improving the goals; and to research in social New2National Park York, Avenue Association New YorkW of10016 orkers Social
z.t> qP r 215 NAME: NATIONAL BOARD OF YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION In 1962 the board initiated a Committee on OF U.S.A. Available Printed Information: Naturemembers,Thispeople.social, isand a recreational,board RegionalPurpose:founded of inand 1851, regional affiliates and and physicallocal associations life of young to improve spiritual, provideindividual YMCAtiesciallycountrya large for Work designedolder that withpersons.sponsor for old number of associations Olderand developAdults to programs plan andactivi- spe- retiredAs a result persons. there are now throughout the NationalNationalForYMCA Further Councilat Board Work Bulletin ofNth Young Information Contact: Older Adults Men's Chris- residencevidesponsor personal hotels,cultural conduct counseling. and sports programs, adult educational and pro- classes, withinProgramsnateboard.by both froma local arethe this association,generallylocal organization with stimulusassociation and the organized around clubsand activities ema- national given New291 York, Broadway New York tian Association of 10007U.S.A.
216 NatureNAME: andNATIONAL Purpose: CONFERENCE OF CATHOLIC CHARITIESProblemsits Committee of the agingon Agingwhich are approached conducts through re- AvailableCatholic PrintedCharities Information: Review Proceed- tionThisductingmation.servesship foris to a Catholic asthe centralandIt a servesCatholic clearingpublishing national Charities local Charitieshouse communitiesresearch, membership that and movementprovides center making byorganiza- leader-con- andfield of infor- workshopsInformationaged.search,is available arranges and about atinstitutes the meetings specificNational on problemsand orders Conference conferences, or of parishes the Offices. NationalFor Further Conference Information of Catholic Contact:ingsan Char- annual publication andvisits national and consultations, meetings. and organizing regional lications,allGeneralForm members and information consultations,Extent and of affiliatesthese Assistance: services and assistance. are includeprovided pub- to Washington,1346 Connecticut D.C. Avenue, N.W.ities
217 NAME: NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN NaturewomenThis isand athat membership Purpose: seeks to unite Catholic organization of Catholic women's or- FormtionThe Councilservices and Extent provides and of Assistance:guides for program general informa- ForWashington,National1312 Further Massachusetts Council Information D.C. of Catholic Avenue,Women N.W. Contact: ganizationsandtwoservicesAction, social committees, toforactionand implement the function programs.aging are Catholic Charities and at national and religious, educational,organized through Programs and local levels. Social planning and development to affiliates. health,Primarily,Typessonal of hotising,services, Projects concerns and are employment, recreation,Sponsored: per- spiritual welfare. with the aged needs for
40 218 NAME? NATIONAL COUNCIL OF jEVI!FH WOME N, INC. NaturelegislationStates,inThis 329 is and affiliatedathat national purpose: in sponsors social local agency, legislation, aunits program with throughout 123,000 community of service the members United andwel- Typesprojects,clubs,gramThis council of day more of.isored:friendly centers sponsors than visits, and200 an lounges,projects employment extensive thatsenior serviceincludes solicita- service pro- NoSellingMealsLearningAvailable Time -on-Wheels Experiencedto is 1?etirePrinted Living Information: Manpower born.fare, overseas service, and service to the foreign tion, sheltered workshops, and meals-on-wheels. NewNationalFor1 West Further York, Council47th New Information Street York of Jewish 10036 Contact: Women
219 NAME:ThisNature council NATIONAL and Purpose: is an educational and actionCOUNCIL group OF SENIOR CITIZENS FormThis and general Extent education of Assistance: leadership training;service assists sponsors educa- AvailableSenior Citizen Printed News, Information: published monthly. thathealthandprograms;security; supports other programs; improved programs increasedreduced to increased voluntarycostsrecreational, service on drugs; educational, better aid seniormedical citizens. care and social housing; and localtionalbooks,a tionencouragesgeneral groups workshops activities. special to develop reports, and programs information serviceparticipation in social and other information; providing films, for the elderly;and political ac- and Washington,NationalFor1627 Further "K"Council InformationD.C. Street, of Senior N.W. Contact: Citizens
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220 NAME: NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN U.S.A. NatureproximatelyThis is and a council Purpose: 40 Protestant of affiliates which includes ap- denominations. Its efforts of mem- gramsManyvicescare, denominational forhousing,of manyolder kinds. groups pastoral counseling,people social including: ser- institutional have extensive pro- NationalFor475 Further Riverside Council Information Drive of the Christ in U.S.A. 10027 Churches of Contact: tobergeneralforprovidebers plan affiliates the of and purpose aged. Americana takewide and isrange to to assist coordinate action for the welfaresociety. Participating of services and programs them to work together of all mem- members Informationchurches is about available specific from the Council offices. denominations or New York, New York
221 NAME:TheNature Council NATIONAL and Purpose: is a central, national resource COUNCIL ON THE AGING for GeneralFormgathering and services Extent and dissemination ofinclude Assistance: professional consultation, of information, a AvailableAging,The AStrength PrintedNational of Our ProblemInformation: Years, 13th An- itplanning, dividualsprovidescanand workserves information, leadershipthat as are a together in clarifying medium through whichconcernedpractical with thesolutions to forconsultation, organizations and materials. needs, setting stan- field of aging all interestsandproblems. in- andspecialeralEligibility: seminars, liaison lending with special library, government. studies and projects,conferences, gen- institutes NCOAPublicationsToward Journal; a Better lists, Life nualpractical Report guides for action published quarterly including many in Later Years programs dards,Areal;tion,health,and and development, andof institutional findingprimary retirement. concern care, education, employment, social services,are: community recrea- housing, planning dividuals,Servicesbers of theare but Council.available certain priorities toare any given organization mem- or in- TheFor1"Tew315 FurtherNational Park York, Avenue New InformationCouncil Contact: on the Aging York 10010 South
222 andThisNatureNAME: neighborhood is andaNATIONAL federation Purpose: centers. of 350 In.general,affiliated settlements individual FEDERATION OF SETTLEMENTS AND NEIGHBORHOOD CENTERS services,AssistanceForm and publications, Extent is generally of Assistance: andin the conferences form of information that treat NeighborhoodAvailable Printed Centers Information: Today centers.formationbyaged,special3ettlernents developing and services aboutthe andfederationand neighborhoods in centers disseminatingthe form assiasof theof andclubs federationtheir studies neighborhood foraffiliates and the provide in- ficeborhoodneighborhood consultation centers' problems. is boardsavailable andIn addition,to staff. affiliated field neigh- and of- New232NationalFor MadisonFurther York Federation City, Information Avenue New ofYork Settlements Contact:and Neighborhood Centers
223 NAME: NATIONAL JEWISH WELFARE BOARD AND THE Form and Extent JEWISH COMMUNITY of Assistance: CENTER DIVISION, JEWISH WELFARE For Further Information Contact:BOARD NatureJewishThisand and welfare related Community Purpose: boardagencies. Centers, stimulate .ocal centers is the national As an organization Y.M. and Y.W.H.A.'s association of to initiate, of affili- ofPartpersons.develop materials of the facilities services and guides, Materials include to provide of the Board is the and general assistance articles onservices adult pro.to older of work-provision to NewNational145 York, East Jewish 32ndNew Street YorkWelfare 10016 Board ates,expand,otherrecreation gram,anceit acts agencies andis staff, givento improvefor olderserving adults, and facilities.member affiliates programs the aged. General and it cooperates of educationto develop and pro-. assist- with gramming,shops and resource institutes for staff kits, proceedings and volunteers.
224 healthNatureNAME:This organizationsis andNATIONAL an Purpose:association HEALTH and of councils national, COUNCIL whose State, purpose and local tionsInformationForm and and tape-recorded Extent services of Assistance: available radio programs include publica-about PositiveAvailable Health Printed for Information: Older People ences,areactionisand to attained draw individuals. publications,for healthattention through improvement. to andnational health consultations needsmeetings These and with purposesand encourages groups confer- variousindividuals.Consultation aspects is of also the given health both of older to groups people. and NewNationalFor1790 Further York, Broadway Health New Information YorkCouncil 10019 Contact:
, 225 NAME: NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING Nature and Purpose: of this league of local state FormAvailable and Extent services of include Assistance: workshops, in-service . Available"League PrintedExchange No. conference on Nursing in Information: 50: Report of andThementliedcationpublic regionalgeneral andprofessional throughhealth, improvement purposeaffiliates and groups, coordinated action with nurses,other nursing services is to fosterof hospitals, the agencies, and schools. industrial, develop- and edu- al- variouseducation publications. programs, consultation services, and NursingFor Further Outlook, a ing,"long-termwork a booklet chronic thformation Contact: published monthly disease and ag- MostestablishedNursing,facilities.inplanning hospitals,recently, a forcouncil to in allnursingstimulate types the Departmentof member of agencies homes,of and nursing extended care care and develop community Hospital services has been NationalNew10 Columbus York, League New for Circle York 10019 Nursing
226 NatureNAME: and NATIONAL Purpose: RECREATION AND PARKS ASSOCIATION TheForm Association and Extent providesof Assistance: general information RecreationAvailable PrintedMagazine Information: ciates,Thisstatusthroughsex,theassociation ispeople race, anda national affiliates.religion, ofis to Americawithoutparticipation promoteassociation national The primary more ofin abundantmembers, satisfyingregard purpose asso-and origin, or economic for age, living for of the ill,tivesservices and and handicapped. and by correspondenceconsultations by for field the representa-aging, aging RecreationSummerNationalFor Further is ParksAgelessfor the Information and Aging Recreation Contact: creativeprogramstablishlatesAs part local, recreationand of for itsState,conduct theregular aging. andand appropriate nationalactivities,leisure-time agencies leisure-timeit also to es- activities. stimu- New8 West York, 8th NewStreet York 10011Association
, 227 NatureNAME: andNATIONAL Purpose: SAFETY COUNCIL Activitiesthe council which efforts concern to stimulate the aging and center coordinate around AccidentAvailable Facts, Printed 1966 Information: edition ($2.10) velopsadditiontion,andThis national publications,council public to these clearinggenerally support, functions, and house technicalresearch,acts itforas an stimulates andand de- healthsafety amongservices.and In proceduresintern4ional infiorma- ofprogramsnationalStatecial accident efforts commissions ofoffices data safety.are are madeof Compilations voluntarypublishedand to committees provide organizations,regularly, such on and summaries materialthe to aging, and spe- and SafetySafetyThe Hints Manual Senior for ElderlyforCitizen Nursing in Traffic,leafletand Homes for the Aged ($2.50) Persons, H6mes leaflet toall increase people. safety, protection, Federal agencies. NationalForChicago,425 Further North Safety Illinois MichiganInformation Council Avenue Contact:
228 ThisNatureNAME: is aandNATIONAL voluntary Purpose: serviceURBAN agency LEAGUE constituted by AvailableDouble Jeopardy Printed Information: velopforcriminationAmericanleaders.civic, every hisprofessional, Its Negrofullest life broadbased all citizenpotential forms purposeon business, race equalof and orsegregationis to coloropportunitylabor,to eliminateshare and and equitably andto religious tofromsecure dis- de- NewNational14For EastYork, Further Urban 48th New Information Street League York Contact: familyAmerican.theofNegroessecure rewardb these life, equal areasand Inand and general,jobto neighborhoodalEo responsibilitiesimprove and treat housingit works the conditions.generalaging. opportunities toof ascertainbeing education, Manyan andfor co. v c, 229 ThisNatureNAME: is andaPOPULATION nonprofit, Purpose: educational organization REFERENCE BUREAU forms,Thisdata bureau which complex regularlytreat the demographic and social aging population. Muchpublishes, in popular problem of AvailablePopulation Printed Bulletin, Information: publishedtimes a year eight whichtributes gathers, demographic coordinates, data and information. interprets, and dis- thisplanningsource information of at all levels.is background information to program valuable as an important ForWashington,Population1755 Further Massachusetts InformationReference D.C. Bureau Avenue, N.W. Contact:
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231 NatureThisNAME: is and anSENIOR Purpose:educational CITIZENS organization, founded in OF AMERICA offersThisForm association andgeneral Extent information ofserves as a Assistance: clearing house and AvailableSenior Citievs, Printed magazineInformation:monthly published bringpectscommunity1954, about ofto thehelp a servicebetteraging older publicprocess. personsand personal growth and to understandingbe more ofeffective as- in firmscorrespondence,tirement, and agencies etc. special to prepare counseling servicespublications, employees for re- service to Washington,SeniorFor1129 Further VermontCitizens InformationD.C. Avenue,of 20005 America N.W. Contact: NAME: SOROPTIMIST FEDERATION OF THE AMERICAS, INC. vice,promotingThisNatureinternational isand anda membershipadvancement interest Purpose: affairs; in community, federation theof women'sspirit of thatnational, communitystatus is active in and so- inser- grantsectsInForm addition that are and dealalso to Extent withthemade extensive the of to aging. Assistance:sponsor services research offered, proj- AmericanAvailableFor Further Soroptimist Printed Information Information: official Contact: pub-lication ciety.recreationcalhousing,munityrange affiliates The of services researchhealth,Federation centers. provide education,to a,. the directlyaginghousing, elderly. andproblems sponsors club employment.Services rooms, and a wide include:com- and Lo- Philadelphia,Soroptimist1616 Walnut Federation Pennsylvania Street of thecas, Ameri- Inc.
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236 FIELD OFFICES AND REGIONAL ADDRESSES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, STATE OFFICES ARIZONA: StateRoom Director 6028 Federal Building IDAHO: RoomState910 Director Main250 Sonna Street Building MAINE, CONNECTICUT, MASSACHUSETTS,StateVERMONT:NEW HAMPSHIRE,Director RHODE ISLAND, AND AR KANSAS: Phoenix,230State North Director Arizona First Avenue 85025 ILLINOIS: P.O.StateBoise, Box Director Idaho 149 83702 MARYLAND, DELAWARE, ANDDISTRICTOrono,USDA OfficeMaine OF Building 04473COLUMBIA: CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, AND5503 HAWAII:Little700 FederalWest Rock, Capitol Office Arkansas Building 72201 INDIANA: StateChampaign,529 DirectorPark Building Illinois 61823 AppraisersBaltimore,State103 DirectorSouth Stores Maryland Gay StreetBuilding 21202 StateBerkeley,2020 Director Milvia California Street 94704 IOWA: Indianapolis,611State413 North DirectorIowa Pprk BuildingIndiana 46204 MICHIGAN: StateEast1405 Director Lansing, South Harrison Michigan Road 48823 COLORADO: RoomStateDenver,19th Director 134and ColoradoNewStout Custom Streets 80202 House KANSAS: Des505State SixthMoines, Director Avenue Iowa MINNESOTA: StateSt.203 Paul, Director Federal Minnesota Courts 55102 Building FLORIDA: StateGainesville,P.O. Director Box 579 Florida 32601 KENTUCKY: RoomTopeka,5th and 420 Kansas KansasNew England Avenue 66603 Building MISSISSIPPI: RoomState Director 400 GEORGIA: State Director LOUISIANA: StateLexington,1409 Director Forbes Kentucky Road MISSOURI: Jackson,Milner Building Mississippi RoomAtlanta,Peachtree-Seventh50 223Seventh Georgia Street, 30323 Building N.E. Alexandria,3737State GovernmentDirector Louisiana Street 71301 Columbia,State812 DirectorCherry Missouri Street 65201 237 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, STATE OFFICES (continued): MONTANA: StateP.O. Director Box 350 59715 NORTH DAKOTA: P.O.StateBismarck, Box Director 1317 North Dakota 58502 SOUTH DAKOTA: P.O.StateHuron, Box Director South 821 Dakota 57350 NEBRASKA: Bozeman,RoomState Director428 Montana OHIO: RoomStateOldColumbus, DirectorPost316 Office Ohio 43215 Building TENNESSEE StateU.S.Nashville,801 Director Court Broadway House Tennessee Building 37203 NEW JERSEY: PostLincoln, Office Nebraska Building 68508 OKLAHOMA: AgriculturalStateFarm Director Road Center Office Building TEXAS: State4345Temple, Director South Texas General Bruce 76501 Drive Trenton,P.O.State Box Director New1478 Jersey 08607 OREGON AND Stillwater,StateRoom Director Oklahoma501 Ross ALASKA: Building 74074 UTAH: StateOld222 DirectorTerminal South West Building Temple NEW MEXICO: StateRoomAlbuquerque,517 Director Gold 5323 New Avenue, S.W. Federal Building Mexico PENNSYLVANIA: Portland,209State208 S.W. DirectorCentral FifthOregon Industrial Building Avenue 97204 VIRGINIA: Salt LakeP.O.State Box City,Director 10106 Utah 23240 NEW YORK: StateRoom700 Director East412 Water StreetMidtown Plaza PUERTO RICO Harrisburg,100P.O. North Box 4269 Cameron Street ANDPennsylvania VIRGIN 17101 ISLANDS: WASHINGTON: Richmond,State Director Virginia Annex Building 23240 NORTH Syracuse,State Director New CAROLINA: York 13210 SOUTH CAROLINA: SanState Juan,Federal Director Puerto Office Building Rico 00905 WEST VIRGINIA: Wenatchee,214State P.O. Director Washington 98801 238 RoomRaleigh,1330 319 St. Mary'sNorth Carolina 27605Street Columbia,901 Sumter South Street Carolina 29201 P.O.Morgantown, Box 678 West Virginia 26504 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION, STATE OFFICES (continued): WISCONSIN: Madison,P.O.State Box Director 1227Wisconsin 53701 WYOMING: P.O.StateCasper, Box Director Wyoming820 82602
: 239 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE: FIELD OFFICES 1628 Federal Office Building MASSACHUSETTS: ALABAMA: Birmingham,2030505 Title Third Building Avenue, Alabama North 35203 GEORGIA: Miami,4th51 S.W. Floor, Florida First Home Avenue33130 Savings Building MICHIGAN: Room445Boston; Federal 230, Massachusetts 80 Building Federal Street02110 ALASKA:ARIZONA: Anchorage,RoomNew 306,Federal Loussac-SognAlaska Building 99501 Building Atlanta,75235 Forsyth125-29 U.S. Georgia BullCourthouseStreet, Street 30303 N.W. and PostBuilding Office MISSOURI: RoomDetroit,Kansas 2011, Michigan City, 911 Missouri Walnut 48226 64106Street CALIFORNIA: Phoenix,Room203 North 450, Arizona First Western Avenue85025 Pacific Building HAWAII: Savannah,Honolulu,1022202 International Bethel Georgia Hawaii Street 31402 Savings96813 Bldg. St.15202511 Louis, MarketFederal Missouri StreetBuilding 63103 Los1031450BoxFederal Angeles, SouthGolden36013 Building Broadway GateCalifornia Avenue 09915 ILLINOIS: Chicago,2191486 South New Illinois FederalDearborn 60604 Building Street MINNESOTA: RoomMinneapolis,110 South 304, Federal Fourth Minnesota StreetBuilding 55401 COLORADO: San142 Francisco, New Custom California House 94102 IOWA: Des5091216 GrandMoines, Paramount Avenue Iowa 50309Building NEVADA:NEW MEXICO: Reno,1479 Nevada Wells Avenue 89502 Denver,19th and Colorado Stout Street 80202 -, LOUISIANA: Building, South Albuquerque,U.S. Courthouse New Mexico 87101 CONNECTICUT:FLORIDA: Hardord,18 Asylum Connecticut Street 06103 MARYLAND: 610909New SouthFederal Orleans, Street Office Louisiana 70130 NEW YORK: Buffalo,117504 FederalEllicott New BuildingStreet York 14203 State Bldg. 240 Jacksonville,208512 GreenleafLaura Street Florida Building 32202 Gay305Baltimore, U.S.and LombardCustomhouse Maryland Street 21202 61stNew350 Floor, Fifth York, Avenue Empire N.Y. 10001 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE: FIELD OFFICES (continued): NORTH CAROLINA: Greensboro,Room 412, U.S. North Post Carolina Office Bldg.27402 P UERTO RICO: Santurce,Room 628, Puerto 605 Condado Rico 00907 Avenue VIRGINIA: Richmond,4002105 North Federal 8thVirginia Street Building 23240 OHIO: 4thCincinnati,5508028 Floor,Main Federal StreetFederalOhio Office 45201. Reserve Building Bank Building TENNESSEE:SOUTH CAROLINA: Charleston,No. 4, North South Atlantic Carolina Wharf 29401 WASHINGTON: Seattle,909809 FederalFirst Washington Avenue Office Building 98104 OREGON: Cleveland,East217 6th Old Street U.S. Ohio Courthouseand 44101 Superior Ave. TEXAS: Memphis,Room167 450, North Tennessee Western Main Street Pacific 38103 Bldg. WEST VIRGINIA: Charleston,5003002 Quarrier New WestFederal Street Virginia Office 25301Bldg. PENNSYLVANIA: JeffersonPortland,520 Southwest OregonBuilding Morrison 97204 Street Houston,5155102Dallas,Room Rusk Federal 1200, Texas TexasAvenue 1114 Building75202 77002 Commerce Street WISCONSIN: Milwaukee,Straus238 West Building Wisconsin Wisconsin Avenue Pittsburgh,Philadelphia,100022011015 LibertyChestnutFederal Pennsylvania Pennsylvania AvenueBuilding Street 15219 19107 UTAH: Salt1253235 SouthLake Federal City, State Building Utah Street 84111 WYOMING: Cheyenne,20716th Majestic and WyomingCapital Building Avenue 82001 Z 241 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE: REGIONAL OFFICES REGION I: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,Hampshire, New Rhode Island, Vermont REGION IV: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi,South Carolina, Tennessee REGION VII: Arkansas,1114 Commerce Louisiana, Street New Mexico,homa, Okla- Texas REGION II: Delaware,Boston,120 Boylston Massachusetts New Street Jersey, 02116 New York, Penn- REGION V: Illinois,Atlanta,50 Seventh Indiana,Georgia Street, Michigan,30323 N.E. Ohio,consin Wis- REGION VIII: Dallas,Colorado, Texas Idaho, 75222 Montana, Utah, Wraming REGION III: New42 Broadway, York, New Room York 1200 10005sylvania NewChicago,433 Post West Office IllinoisVan Buren Building 60607 REGION IX: Denver,Alaska,6f; Seventeenth Colorado Arizona, 80202Street California, Hawaii, DistrictCharlottesville,700 East of Columbia,Jefferson Virginia StreetKentucky, 22901ginia,North Maryland, PuertoCarolina, Rico, Virginia, Virgin West Islands Vir- REGION VI: Iowa,Kansas560 WestportKansas, City, Minnesota, MissouriRoad 64111 Missouri,braska, North Dakota, South Dakota Ne- San50Federal Fulton Francisco, Office Street Building,California Room 94102AmericanNevada, 232 Oregon, Samoa Washington, Guam,
242 a DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE: OFFICE OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL OFFICES REGION IBOSTON: DepartmentDr. Eino Johnson of HeaL.!-, Educationfare and Wel- REGION IVATLANTA: DepartmentDr. Albert Boldt of Health, EducationWelfare and REGION VIIDALLAS: DepartmentDr. Carroll Galbreathof Health,-EducationWelfare and Tel:Boston,55(Connecticut, Tremont 617 Massachusetts - 523-8600 Street Maine, 02108Massachusetts,Hampshire, New Rhode Island, Vermont) Atlanta,(Alabama,Tel:57-7th 404 GeorgiaStreet, - 526-5971 Florida, N.E. 30323 Georgia, Mississippi,South Carolina, Tennessee) Dallas,(Arkansas,Tel:1114 214 CommerceTexas - 749-2634 Louisiana, 75202 Street New Mexico,homa, Texas)Okla- REGION II DepartmentDr.42 Walter Broadway Gale of Health, EducationWelfare and NEW YORK CITY: REGION VCHICAGO: Dr.712Department Peter Post Mousolite Office of Health, Building EducationWelfare and REGION VIIIDENVER : FederalDepartmentDr.19th Merle and Office OgleStout of Health,Building Streets EducationWelfare and New(Delaware,Tel: York, 212 -New 264-4025 New York York, 10004 New Jersey,Pennsylvania) Chicago,433(Illinois,Tel: West 312 Illinois Van-Indiana, 828-5216 Buren 60607 Michigan, Street Ohio,consin) Wis- (Colorado,Tel:Denver, 303 Colorado- 297-3545 Idaho, Montana,80202 UtahWyoming) and REGION IIICHARLOTTEVILLE:DepartmentDr.700 M. East Howard Jefferson of Health, Bryant Street EducationWelfare and REGION VIKANSAS CITY:DepartmentDr. Freeman of Beets Health, EducationWelfare and REGION DCSAN FRANCISCO:DepartmentDr. Howard ofKreitzer Health, EducationWelfare and Tel:Charlotteville,(Kentucky, 703 - 296-5171 Maryland, Virginia 22901North Carolina,PuertoVirgin Rico, Islands, Virginia, West Virginia) Washington, D.0 ., Kansas(Iowa,Tel:560 Westport816 City, Kansas, - 374-7000 Missouri Road Missouri, 64111 Nebraska,nesota, Min-North Dakota, South Dakota) San50(Alaska,Tel: Fulton Francisco, 415 Street-Arizona, 556-4780 California California, 94102 vada,Guam, Oregon, Ne- Washington, Hawaii) 243 THESTATE HOSPITAL AGENCIES AND Health, Education and Public Health Service Department of ADMINISTERING MEDICAL FACILITIES Welfare SURVEY AND COLORADO: Mr.Chief, Clarence Hospital R. CONSTRUCTION Services SectionHorton (HILL-BURTON) PROGRAM GEORGIA: GeorgiaDirector,Mr. James Department Medical M. Sitton Facilities Service of Public Health Division of Hospital State Program Director Division of and Medical Facilities CONNECTICUT: Denver,State Department Colorado 30220 of Public Health GUAM: Atlanta,DepartmentDivision Georgia of Publicof 30334 Public Health and Health Welfare ALABAMA: DivisionMr.Montgomery,State Clay Department ofH. Hospital Dean, Alabama of Public HealthDirector Planning 36104 Chief,LangdonHardord,State HospitalDepartment Hooper, Connecticut M.D. tion Section Licensure and Construc-of Health 06115 HAWAII: TerritoryAgana,Mr. Guam of LeeGuam 96910 G. Wheeler, Acting Chief ALASKA: Mr.HealthJuneau,Department Lowell and AlaskaW. Welfare of Health99801 Swartz, Coordinator Facilities and Welfare DELAWARE Mr.StateDivision Harry Board of F. of Environmental Health CamperHealth IDAHO: HawaiiHospitalsHonolulu, Department and Hawaii Medical 96801 of Health Facilities Branch ARIZONA: Director,Mr. Preston Division Powell cal Facilities of Hospitals and Medi- DISTRICT OF Dover,Mr. DelawareHenry S. COLUMBIA: Givens, Chief 19901 HospitalMr.IdahoBoise, Richard Department FacilitiesIdaho D. 83701 Adams, Head of HealthSection ARKANSAS: StatePhoenix,Director,Mr. Department Eugene Arizona Division C. 85007 Spratt of of Health Hospitals DivisionWashington,District of of Finance Columbia D.C. 20001 Public Health and ProcurementDepartment of ILLINOIS: Mr.IllinoisChief,Springfield, George Bureau Department A. Illinois of 62706 Lindsley Hospitals of Public Health CALIFORNIA: StateMr.Little BoardJohn Rock, Derry of Arkansas Health 72201 FLORIDA: Mr.Division Art Forehand, of Community Medical Facilities Director Hospitals and of State INDIANA: ActingMr. Robert Director, L. Rogers Division InstitUtional services of Hospital and 244 StateChief,Berkeley, D...partment Bureau California of Hospitalsof Public Health 94704 BoardTallahassee, of Commissioners Florida Institutions 32304 Indianapolis,State Board of Indiana Health 46207 4114611.. Lao. IOWA:THESTATE HOSPITAL AGENCIES AND ADMINISfERING MEDICALDivisionMr. FACILITIESF. W. of Pickworth, Hospital Services Director SURVEY MASSACHUSETTS: Director,A. Daniel DivisionRubenstein,AND of HospitalM.D. CONSTRUCTION Facilities (HILL-BURTON) M....GRAM (continued): MONTANA: DivisionMr:Robert of J.Hospital Munzenrider, Facilities Director KANSAS: DesStateMr. Moines, DapartmentJack Burton Iowa of50319 Health MassachusettsBoston, Massachusetts Department 02133 of PublicHealth NEBRASKA: Helena,StateMr. BoardVerne Montana ofA. Health Pangborn, 59601 Director Director,Topeka,StateMedical Department HospitalKansasFacilities 66612 Section of Division Health MICHIGAN: MichiganDirector,Mr. Joseph DivisionDepartment Homminga of Hospital of HealthFacilities and Medical NEVADA: NebraskaDivisionLincoln, of DepartmentNebraska Hospital 68509Services of Health KENTUCKY: StateDirector,Mr.Frankfort, Laurel Department Hospital TrueKentucky of and Health 40601 MedicalFacilities MINNESOTA: HelenLansing, Knudsen, Michigan M.D., 48914 Director SectionMr.CarsonStateDivision Clarence Department of City, ofHospital Health S.Nevada Hall, ofServices HealthChief89701 and Welfare LOUISIANA: Mr.LouisianaEngineering J. Ben Meyer,Department Division Jr., Chief of Hospitals Minneapolis,MinnesotaDivision of Department Hospital Minnesota Services of 55440 Health NEW HAMPSHIRE: Concord,N.H.HospitalMr. Lester Department ServicesNew K. HampshireBillings, of Health Director 03301 and Welfare MAINE: MaineHospitalMr.Baton Woodrow Department Rouge, Consultant E. Louisiana Page of Health 70804 and MISSISSIPPI: MississippiJackson,ExecutiveMr. Foster Mississippi CommissionDirector L. Fowler 39205 on Hospital Care NEW JERSEY: StateBureauMr. F. Department Spencer of Community Smith, of Institutions InstitutionsChief MARYLAND: Augusta, Maine 04330 Welfare MISSOURI: HospitalGeraldDivision D. Construction Woods,of Health Program and Licensing Director NEW MEXICO: Mr.Trenton, New and Agencies Louis Waagen Jersey 08625 DivisionMr.Baltimore,State Herbert Department of Hospital MarylandG. Fritz, of Services Health Chief21201 JeffersonMissouri DepartmentCity, Missouri of Public65102and Health Welfare SantaNewDivision Mexico Fe, ofNew Hospital Department Mexico Facilities 87501 of Public Health Masters, Director 245 THESTATENEW HOSPITAL YORK:AGENCIES AND ADMINISTERING MEDICAL FACILITIES SURVEY AND OREGON: Mr. Harry E. Palmer §ONSTRUCTION (HILL-BURTON) PROGRAM (continued): SOUTH DAKOTA: Mr. Thomas B. Schultz, Director AssistantJohnAlbany,State J. DepartmentBourke, NewCommissioner, York M.D. of 12208 Healthpital Review and Planning Division of Hos- Director,Portland,State Board OregonHospital of Health 97201 tion Section Planning and Construc- TENNESSEE: StateDivisionPierre,Miss Department SouthMaryof Hospital JaneDakota of LivingstonHealth Facilities 57501 NORTH C.AROLINA: Mr.NorthExecutive William Carolina Secretary F. Henderson Medical Care Commission PENNSYLVANIA: Attn:Director,Chief, Mr. Division BureauCraig H. ofof FluentHPspital Construction Hospitals Survey and TennesseeDirector,Nashville, Division Department Tennessee of 37219and Construction Hospital Survey of Public Health NORTH DAKOTA: Raleigh,Mr. Arnold North 0.Carolina Goplen, 27602 Director PUERTO RICO: Harrisburg.State Department Pennsylvania of Public Welfare 17120 TEXAS: DivisionMr.Austin,State Kenneth Department ofTexas Hospital M. 78756Huhn, of Service Health Director DivisionBismarck,State Department of Hospitals North Dakota of and Homes Health 58501Nursing Chief,Mr.PuertoSan Rafael Bureau Juan, Rico A. Puerto Departmentof Hospitals Rico Construction and Survey Cruz-Ginorio 00908 of Health UTAH: Mr.StateMedicalSalt Bert DepartmentLake Ericksen, Facilities City, Utah of Division 34113 CoordinatorHealth f OHIO: DivisionEugeneColumbus,Ohio Department Wehr, of Medical Ohio M.D., 43215 of Health FacilitiesChief RHODE ISLAND: JeanRhodeDivision M. Maynard,Island of Health Department M.D., Facilities Acting Chiefof Health VERMONT: HospitalMr.Vermont Carl ServicesV. Department O'Connell, of DirectorHealth OKLAHOMA: HospitalMr. Paul andA. Snelson, Medical DirectorFacilities SOUTH CAROLINA: Mr.Providence, S. J. Ulmer, Rhode Jr. Island 92903 VIRGINIA: Burlington,Mr.Bureau Robert Vermont of D. Hospital Ham, 05402 and Nursing HomeDirector 246 StateOklahoma Department City, Oklahomaof 73105Construction Health Administrator,Columbia,State Board South of Hospitals Health Carolina Section 29201 Richmond,State Department Virginia of 23219 Facilities Health VIRGINTHESTATE HOSPITAL AGENCIES ISLANDS: AND ADMINISTERING MEDICALMelvinCommissioner FACILITIES H. Evans, of M.D. Health SURVEY AND CONSTRUCTION (HILL-BURTON)WEST VIRGINIA: Mr.Bureau Paul ofBibb, Hospitals Chief and Medical PROGRAM WYOMING: DivisionMr. Harry of C. Medical Dunham, Facilities Director (continued): St.Virgin Thomas, Island Virgin Department Islands of 00802 Health WISCONSIN: Charleston,State Department West Virginiaof Health 25305Facilities Cheyenne,State Department Wyoming of 53702Public Health WASHINGTON: Olympia,PublicStateHealthA. B. DepartmentPrice, HealthFacilities Washington M.D., Building Sectionof Head Health 98502 Madison,DivisionMr.State Vincent Board ofWisconsin Hospital F.of Otis,Health 53702and Director RelatedServices
247 ALABAMA:HOUSING AND URBAN Birmingham 35203 DEVELOPMENT: FEDERAL HOUSINGSan100 Francisco ADMINISTRATION, California 94111 Street INSURING OFFICES TampaP.O.4224-28 Box 33603 Henderson 18165 Blvd. Tel.2121Mobile Fairfax 338th Commercial Avenue 36606 3-3011 North Ext. Park 3339 SantaTel.FreewayTel.1440 Yukon AnaKimberly East 92701Center 6-3111 First 7-8211 Bldg. §t. GEORGIA: Tel. 253-9611Atlanta101 Marietta 30303 St. Bldg. ALASKA: RoomAnchorageTel.P.O. BroadwayBox228, 99501 480Federal 6-6201 Bldg. and 6-6211 COLORADO: DenverTel.909Railway 17thKeystone 30202 ExchangeSt. 4-41E1. Bldg. HAWAII: Tel.PacificHonolulu Jackson Ins. 968152-8811 Bldg. ARIZONA: Tel.Phoenix244 Crestwood West 85013 Osborne 9-1671 Road CONNECTICUT: Tel.450Hartford Main244-3638 06103 St. IDAHO: Tel.Boise 5-88311677 83701 Ala Moana Blvd. ARKANSAS: 3433LittleTel.700 Federal RockW.Franklin Capital 72203 Office 2-4361 Ave. Bldg. DELAWARE: WilmingtonTel.536 WilmingtonOlympic 19801 8-6435 Trust Bldg. ILLINOIS: Tel.331Chicago Idaho342-5596, Street 60603 342-5597, 342-5598 CALIFORNIA: PetroleumLos714 Angeles W. Olympic Bldg. 90015 Blvd. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: RailwayWashington400Tel. First Sterling Labor St., 20412 Bldg.N.W. 3-4591 Tel.36AdamsSpringfield South 726-4578 WabashBldg. 62705 Avenue Tel.SacramentoTel. Richmond1800 449-3471 I Street, 98509 9-4711 P.O. Box 1978 FLORIDA: Tel.3001Coral Highland PonceGables de 33134 5-2561 Leon Blvd. INDIANA: Archs.IndianapolisTel.628 East522-9606 and Adams Builders 46029 St. Bldg. 248 SanTel.1415 Diego Belmont Sixth 92101 Avenue 4-6211 JacksonvilleTel.21 West Elgin Church 4-711132201 Street 333Tel. N. Melrose Penn St. 3-7188 HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, INSURING OFFICES (continued): IOWA: Tel.Des615 MoinesCherry Park Street 503093-2171 MASSACHUSETTS: Tel,100Boston BoylstonCapitol 02116 3-2741 Street NEBRASKA: Tel.Omaha215 221-1221 North 68102 17th Street KANSAS: Tel.Topeka700 Central Kansas 66603 2-7221 Avenue MICHIGAN: DetroitTel.1249 Woodward 48216 Wash. Blvd., 3-7318 Book Bldg. NEVADA: RenoP.O.70 Linden 89505 Box 4700 St. KENTUCKY: MadridLouisville Bldg. 40202 MINNESOTA: GrandTel.921 Division 451-2541Rapids 49503 Avenue North NEW HAMPSHIRE: P.O.ManchesterTel. Bldg. Fairview 03105 3-7158 LOUISIANA: NewTel.Third Orleans Juniper &Guthrie 70113 4-1361, Sts. Ext. 347 MISSISSIPPI: MinneapolisTel.110 South339-0112 Fourth55401 Street NEW JERSEY: HanoverTel.Camden National & Chestnut08103 7-7691 Sts. ShreveportTel.701Federal Loyola529-2411 Bldg. 71101Ave. MISSOURI: KansasTel.301Jackson N.354-3881 City Lamar39201 64105 Ext.Street 267 NewarkTel.The519 WoodParkade Federal 07102 lawn Bldg. St. 4-6644 MAINE: Tel,627Bangor Spring425-8702 04401St. PrudentialSt.Tel427 Louis BaltimoreW. 12th 63101Ins. St. Bldg. 1-7000 NEW MEXICO: AlbuquerqueTel.10 MitchellCommerce 87110 2-6014 Court MARYLAND: Tel.Exchange27 942-8287State Bldg.Street MONTANA: Tel.315 N.MainHelena Seventh 1-8100 59601 Street NEW YORK: Tel.625 Truman268-3361 Street N.E. Tel.404Baltimore North685-8320 21231Bond Street Tel.616Steamboat HelenaHickory Block Ave. 2-3440 Tel.CityAlbany Hobart& County12207 3-5581 Savings Bank Bldg. 249 FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, INSURING OFFICES (continued): HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT:304BuffaloTel. U.S. TL 14202 Court 4-4780 House TulsaTel.9 East 74103Luther 4th St. 4-7161 Bldg. SOUTH DAKOTA: SiouxTel.225 b.336-1420Falls mth 57102Main Avenue NewTel.205-07Jamaica2 Park HollisYork Hillside 11423Avenue 10016 4-7766 Avenue OREGON: PortlandTel.20 S.W. Capitol 97204 Sixth 6-3361 Ave.ascade Bldg. TENNESSEE: KnoxvilleTel.725 Gay524-3661 37902 Street, S.W. NORTH CAROLINA: Tel.Greensboro221 Lexington South 27401Ashe 2-0900 Street PENNSYLVANIA: Philadelphia2 Penn Center 19102 Plaza ClevelandMemphisTel.43 N. 272-9621 Cleveland 38104 Bldg. St. NORTH DAKOTA: Tel.Fargo700 272-4526 Seventh58103 Street South PittsburghTel.330200 GrantGrantLocust 15219 Bldg.Street1-0800, 7-3500 Ext. 220 TEXAS: WilsonDallas 75201 Bldg. OHIO: CincinnatiTel.617 2-3239 Vine 45202 Street PUERTO RICO: GarratonSanturce1608 Ponce 00910Bldg. de Leon Ave. FortTel.Tel.7111621 RiversideWorth WestEdison Main Seventh76102 Street 5-1475 8-5611 Street ClevelandTel.Tel.1375 Dunbar Cherry Euclid 44115 1-2200 1-7342 Avenue RHODE ISLAND: ProvidenceTel.P.O. 724-5976Box 8065 02903 FederalHoustonTel.500 RuskCapital Bldg.77002 Ave. 8-0611 OKLAHOMA: ColumbusTel.Old P.O.221-6411 43215Building SCUTH CAROLINA: P.O.Tel. Annex Gaspee 1-4818 LubbockTel.P.O.1601 PorterBoxAvenue 79401 1647 3-9471 N., 250 OklahomaTcl1401 North City Robinson 73103 . Central 6-2311 Tel.Columbia1515 Alpine Lady 29201 3-6455 Street SanTel.535 Antonio SouthCapital Main78204 6-4281 Avenue HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, INSURING OFFICES (continued) UTAH: Tel.Salt315 LakeDavis East City Second8-2911 84111 South WASHINGTON: 801NortonSeattle Second 98104Bldg. Ave. WISCONSIN: Wis.Tel.312Milwaukee Bdwy. E.Broadway Wis. Bldg. 53202 Ave. 2-8600 VERMONT: ElmwoodFederalBurlington Bldg. Avenue 05402 SpokaneTel.Tel.501108 Mutual Am.Madison N. 99201 Wash.Legion 2-3300 4-3215 St. Bldg. WYOMING: P.O.Casper864 Box S. 82602 Spruce 1852 St. VMGINIA: Tel.400Richmond N.649-3611University Eighth 23240 StreetExt. 21501 2721 Ext. 274 &275 WEST VIRGINIA: Tel.500Charleston 343-6181Quarrier 25301 Street Tel. 23-4-7106
251 ALABAMA:HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, MICHIGAN: SERVICE OFFICES VIRGINIA: ARIZONA: Mobile2478Tuscon Commercial36606 85719 Park NEVADA: ChurchRoomFlint 48502 105 & Third Sts. WASHINGTON: 403600Norfolk U.S. Granby Post 23510 StreetOffice CALIFORNIA: 2135Fresno2221 EastFresno 93721 Broadway Street NEW YORK: Roch.esterP.O.Las Box Vegas 410 14604 89101 Kennewick9154SecurityTacoma317 PacificWest 98402Bldg. Kennewick99336 Ave. Avenue CONNECTICUT: San175 Bernardino West Fifth 92401 St. TENNESSEE: RoomNashville5 St. Paul 715 37203Street WYOMING: Cheyenne1603 Capital 82001 Avenue FLORIDA: Orlando83Bridgeport Fairfield 32803 06603 Avenue TEXAS: 1717 W. End AvenueBldg. INDIANA: Rms.Gary134P.O. East 46401205, Bldg. Colonial 209 & 210 Drive 490RoomElBeaumont206 BowiePaso 240 San 79901Bowie Street Francisco77701 Bldg. St. ABERDEEN:DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR:Aberdeen,820 BUREAU South MainSouth OF StreetINDIANDakota 57401AFFAIRS, AREA OFFICES MINNEAPOLIS: Minneapolis,1312 West Lake Minnesota Street 55408 CHEROKEE: Cherokee,Cherokee Agency North Carolina 28719 ANADARKO: Anadarko,Federal Building Oklahoma 73005 MUSKOGEE:PHOENIX: Muskogee,Federal Building Oklahoma MICCOSUKEE:SEMINOLE: Homestead,Post Office Box Florida 237 33030 GALLUP:BILLINGS: PostBillings,804 NorthOffice Montana 29th Box Street1061 59101 PORTLAND: Phoenix,1241002 West Arizona N.E. Thomas Holladay 85011 Road Street Hollywood,6075 Stirling Florida Road 33024 JUNEAU: Gallup,Juneau,Post Office New Alaska MexicoBox 99801 1751 87301 SACRAMENTO: Sacramento,Portland,2929 Fulton Oregon California Avenue 97208 85804 ,
253 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, REGIONAL OFFICES REGION I: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont New REGION V: Kentucky,Cleveland,Engineers Michigan, BuildingOhio 44114 Ohio REGION IX: Colorado,Equitable Montana, Building New Mexico,Wyoming Utah, REGION II: Boston,New18 011..er Jersey, Massachusetts Street New York, gin Islands 02110Puerto Rico, Vir- REGION VI: Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin REGION X: Arizona,Denver, Colorado California, 80202 Guam, Nevada Hawaii, REGION III: New341 York, Ninth New Avenue York 10001 Columbia, Mary- REGION VII: Chicago,105 W. IllinoisAdams Street60604 REGION XI: 450SanAlaska, Golden Francisco, Idaho,Gate Oregon, CaliforniaAvenue 94102 Washington Delaware,ProfessionalChamber District sburg, Arts ofPennsylvaniaBuildingland,Virginia, North West Carolina, Virginia Pennsylvania, 17201 Iowa,KansasFederal Kansas, City,Office Missouri, Missouri Building North Dakota, South 64106Dakota Nebraska, Seattle,Smith Tower Washington Building 98104 REGION IV: Alabama,Atlanta,1371 Peachtree Florida, Georgia Georgia,Street, 30309 N.E.South Carolina, Tennessee Mississippi, REGION VIII: Arkansas,Dallas,1114 Commerce Louisiana,Texas 75202 Street Oklahoma, Texas 254 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS, REGIONAL OFFICES REGION I: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,RhodeHampshire, NewIsland, New Vermont, Jersey, PuertoNew York, Rico, REGION IV: Illinois,219 S. Indiana,Dearborn Michigan, Street Minnesota,Ohio, Wisconsin REGION VII: 450Alaska, Golden Arizona, Gate Avenue California, Hawaii,Oregon, Nevada, Washington, Guam REGION II: New341 Ninth York, Avenue New York 10001 Virgin Islands REGION V: Colorado,Chicago, Idaho,Illinois Iowa, 60604 Kansas, Missouri, San Francisco, California 94102 Washington,Delaware,1200 Nineteenth District D.C. 20210 Street,of Columbia, N.W.vania,Maryland, Kentucky, Virginia, North West Carolina, Virginia Pennsyl- KansasFederal City,Office Missouri Building 64106Dakota,Montana, Utah, Nebraska, Wyoming North Dakota, South REGION III: Atlanta,Alabama,1371 Peachtree Georgia Florida, 30309 Street, Georgia, N.E. Mississippi,South Carolina, Tennessee REGION VI: Dallas,Arkansas,1025 Elm Texas Louisiana, Street New Mexico,homa, Okla-Texas
255 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY: REGIONAL OFFICES REGION I: Maine, Massachusetts, NewRhode Island, New Jersey, Hampshire. New York REGION IV: Ohio,623 Indiana, South Wabash Michigan, Avenue sota, Wisconsin Illinois, Minne- REGION VII; Arizona,100 McAllister Nevada, Street Washir.64:11, Hawaii, Alaska California, Oregon, REGION II: 40New EastDelaware, York, 41st NewStreet District York of10017 Columbia, Kentucky, Pennsyl- REGION V: Chicago,Arkansas, Illinois Louisiana, 60605 ico, Texas Oklahoma, New Mex- SanIndian Francisco, Reservations, California SPECIAL PROJECTS OFFICE Migrant Projects, Washington,1156 15th St., D.C. N.W. 20506 vania,Maryland, Virginia, North West Carolina, Vi rginia REGION VI: Austin,314 West Texas 11th 78701 Street Nebraska, Washington,1200 19th Street, D.C. 20506 N.W., ritoryPuerto of Rico, the PacificVirgin Islands,Room Trust B523 Ter- REGION III: Alabama,Atlanta,101 Marietta Florida, Georgia StreetGeorgia, 30303 South Carolina, Tennessee Mississippi, Iowa,Kansas215 Kansas, West City, Pershing Missouri, Missouri Road 64104Dakota,Colorado, South Montana, Dakota, Idaho, Wyoming, Ut th North
256 NORTHEASTERNSMALL BUSINESS AREA: ADMINISTRATION:470Sheraton Atlantic Building FIELD Avenue OFFICES Baltimore,Fayette521 Calvert and Maryland BuildingSt. Paul 21202 Streets American201 South Building Tryon Street 18Augusta,114Boston, School Western Maine Massachusetts Street Avenue 04330 02210 3000Clarksburg,Old227 Post U.S.West Office Courthouse PikeWest Building Street Virginia and Federal26301 Building 32Columbia,Charlotte,1801 U.S. Assembly Post NorthSouth Office Carolina Street and Courthouse 2920128202 Build- Hartford,Concord,450Federal Main NewConnecticutOffice Street Hampshire Building 06103 03301 1370StandardCharleston,500 OntarioQuarrier Building West Street Street Virginia 25301 Jacksonville,47Jackson,Capital West ForsythMississippiand FloridaWest Streets 3920132202 ing 611Montpelier,Federal2nd Smith Floor, Building, Building Vermont State P.O.Street 05601 and Courthouse Cleveland,10Columbus,50Beacon WestCommerce Building GayOhio Ohio Street Court44113 43215 912Louisville,Fourth1900 Federal. Commonwealthand KentuckyBroadway Office Building 40202 Building NEW YORK AREA: 42Providence,57 Broadway Eddy Street Rhode Island 02903 Pittsburgh,FederalNewark,1000 Liberty Building New Pennsylvania JerseyAvenue 07102 15222 SecurityMiami,50051 S.W. Union Florida Federal 18t Street Avenue 33130 Savings and LoanBuilding Syracuse,ChimesNew500 York, South I:welding New New Salina York York Street 13202 10004 Washington,Richmond,P.O.13251904 Box ByrdK 8565Street, D.C.Virginia Avenue 20417 N4,..1st 23226 Floor Knoxville,301Nashville,233 West West Cumberland Tennessee Cumberland 37219 37902Avenue Building MIDDLE ATLANTIC AREA:Buffalo,121Federal Ellicott New Building, YorkStreet 14203 Room 9 SOUTHEASTERN AREA: Atlanta,New52 Fair lst Georgia lieFederal Street, 30303 Savings N.W. and Loan Building MIDWESTERN AREA: Chicago,219Federal South IllinoisOffice Dearborn Building,60604 Street Room 437 Philadelphia,Jefferson1015 Chestnut Building Pennsylvania Street 19107 Birmingham,2030 lst Avenue Alabama North 35203 DesFifth850 Moines, andInsurance Grand Iowa ExchangeAvenue 50309 Building 257 SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: FIELD OFFICES (continued): 2237 Federal Building Marquette,Detroit,12005021249 BookWest Washington Michigan BuildingMichiganKaye Avenue 48226 Boulevard 49885 MarshallLubbock,1616204101 Federal 19thEast NationalTexas StreetAustin Office 79401 StreetBank Building Salt125109iLeaders SouthLake North City, BuildingState Main Utah Street Avenue 84111 r Indianapolis,36Century911 South Walnut Building Pennsylvania IndianaStreet 46204 Street Marshall,845New610 SouthFederal Orleans, Tex Street Office.8 Louisiana 75670 70130 Building South SiouxWichita,301120 BoardFalls, South Kansas Southof Market Trade 67202Dakota Street Building 57102 CommercialKansas City, StateMissouri Bank 64106 Building Oklahoma3rd807 andU.S. Robinson Post City, Office Oklahoma 73102 Building PACIFIC COASTAL AREA:450Federal Golden Building Gate Avenue, Box 36044 Madison,114Minneapolis,603Lewis North Second Building Wisconsin Carroll Avenue Minnesota Street 53703 South 55402 ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA:San434412 SouthAntonio,Kallison Main BuildingTexas Avenue 78204 Anchorage,304San5th Loussac-SognFrancisco, and D AlaskaStreets, California Building99501 P.O. Box 94102 999 SOUTHWESTERN AREA: St.15202469 Louis, FederalMarket Missouri StreetBuilding 63103 Railway301Denver,909 017th and Exchange Colorado Street S Building Building 80202 RoomBoise,2161149 North408, IdahoBethel Idaho 8th 83702 Street,Street Building Room 402 Dallas,United1025102 ElmFidelityU.S.Texas StreetCourthouse 75202 Life Building Casper,300128Fargo,207 AmericanEast NorthWyoming North 2nd Fifth Street LifeDakota 82601 Street Building 58102 AdaHonolulu,Agana,Post Plaza Office Guam Hawaii Center Box 96910 96813927Building Albuquerque,Houston,802Fifth201 Federal andFannin TexasGold NewOffice Street Streets,77002 Mexico Building S.W. 87101. Helena,CornerP.O.205 Box Power MainMontana 1600 Blockand 596016th Avenue 312San3969Los W. Diego,Angeles, Ohio 5th Street StreetCalifornia California 92104 90013 258 377Little600 Post W. Rock, OfficeCapital Arkansas and Avenue Courthouse 72201 Building Omaha,2157425 North Federal Nebraska 17th Building Street 68102 CentralPhoenix,2727 North Towers Arizona Central Building 85004 Avenue SMALL330 PittockBUSINESS Block ADMINISTRATION: FIELD OFFICES (continued): PACIFIC COASTAL AREA: Portland,9215061206 S.W. Second Smith OregonWashington AvenueTower 97205 Street SanSt.P.O.Santurce,1200 Alberto Thomas, BoxPonce 806 PuertoCondominio deU.S. Leon RicoVirgin Avenue 00908 Building Islands 00802 RoomAmericanSeattle,Spokane,North 300 Washington108 LegionWashington Washington Building 98104 99201 Street
259 U.S.ALASKA: BUREAU OF LAND State Office: MANAGEMENT: STATE OFFICES, LAND Land Offices: U.S. Courthouse and Federal Building,Room 4017 OFFICES, DISTRICT OFFICES District Offices: Canon1005 City Main District Street Office Land Offices: 516555 SecondCordova '55Avenue, Street, Cordova AnchorageFairbanks Street, Anchorage PostSacramento6501414 Capitol Office Eighth AvenueBox14 Street 723, Riverside CanonPostWymanCraig Office City District BuildingBox 710 Office ARIZONA: StateLand Office: Office: P.O.Federal230 Rox North Building, 148, First Phoenix AvenueRoom 25 3022 District Offices: ReddingBakersfield223 Chester District AvenueDistrict Office Office PostDenverDenver214 Office Old District CustomBox 248, House Craig Office Building District Offices: PhoenixFederalArizona230 North Building,25 Strip First Grazing AvenueRoom 3204District Office RiversidePost24601414 OfficeAthens Eighth District Box Avenue, Street 723,Office ReddingRiverside JackDurango1211 Lee Main DistrictBuilding Avenue, Office Durango HafenPhoenixSt.53Federal NorthGeorge, Building District MainBuilding; Utah Street Office Room 3051 SacramentoSusanvilleSacramento,U.S.650 Court Capitol DistrictHouse, 14Avenue Room Office 4514 GrandPost225 Office Post Junction Office Box District209 Building Office RoomSaffordPhoenix230Post North Office203, District25 First Post Box AvenueOffice 786 Building SusanvillePostFifthUkiah168 Office and Washington District Cedar 539 OfficeStreets Avenue HighwayMontroseMontrosePost Office 550 District BoxSo. 419 Office CALIFORNIA: State Office: SaffordU.S. Courthouse and Federal Building COLORADO: Ukiah IDAHO: State Office and Land Office: Post323 FederalOffice Box Building 2237, Boise 260 Sacramento650 Capitol 14 Avenue Room 4032 State Office and Land Office: 910667 15thGas andStreet, Electric Denver Building 2 District Offices: Boise230 CollinsDistrict Road, Office Boise U.S. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT: STATE OFFICES, Burley District Office Lewistown District Office LAND OFFICES, DISTRICT OFFICES (continued): Las Vegas District Office BurleyPostBirch200 Office SouthBuilding BoxOakley 460 Highway LewistownPostBankMalta Office Electric District Box Building 699Office WinnemuccaPostEastLas1859 Office VegasHighway N. Decatur Box District 1990 Blvd. Office CoeurCoeurPostMillheisler1814 Officed'Alene d'AleneNorth BuildingBox DistrictFourth 30 Street Office MilesPostGordonPost217 Office SouthCityOffice Peters District BoxEighth Box Building B, 960, StreetOfficeMalta Miles City WinnemuccaPost Office Box 71 PostIdahoPostSalmonEast Office FallsOfficeLincoln District BoxDistrict Box Road, 1867 Office385, Office Idaho Salmon Falls MissoulaPost316 SavingsOffice District Box Center Office1041, Building Missoula NEW MEXICO, OKLAHOMA:State Office and Land Office:PostU.S. OfficePost Office Box 'Nuth1449,Bldg. FederalSanta Fe Place PostShoshone Office District Box 308, Office Shoshone NEVADA: DistrictState Office Offices: and Land Office:Post560 Office Mills Box Street 1551, Reno District Offices: (New Mexico)FarmingtonPostAlbuquerque1304 Office Fourth Box District District Street 733, N.W.Office AlbuquerqueOffice MONTANA, NORTH DAKOTA, SOUTHDAKOTA:State Office and Land Office:Crum-McKinnon1245 Korth 29th Building Street CarsonBattleNorth807 NorthSecondMountain City PlazaDistrict and District .dcottStreet Office Streets Office Farmington1705Las900 CrucesLa North Plata SeventhDistrict Rd. StreetOffice District Offices: (Montana)BillingsBillings3310 Fourth District Avenue Office North ElkoCarsonPostPost2002 OfficeDistrict Office IdahoCity Box StreetBoxOffice 633 592, Elko PostRoswellLas1902 CrucesOffice South District Box Main 14201397, Office Street Roswell StallingsDillonPost OfficeDistrict Building Box Office 191, Dillon Post777Ely District AultmanOffice BoxOffice Street 1289, Ely Post350Socorro NealOffice District Street Box 1456,Office Socorro 261 U.S.OREGON: BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT: STATE OFFICES, ValeButler District Building Office LAND OFFICES, DISTRICT OFFICES (continued): Richfield980 So. MainDistrict St. Office DistrictState Office Offices: and Land Office:Portland710Baker Northeast District 12 Holladay Office UTAH: State Office and Land Office:Post365 Office A Street, Box West 338, Vale RichfieldVernalFederal District,Office Building ResortPostPost74Burns AlvordOffice and Office District Colorado BoxStreet Box Office591, 713, Streets Baker Burns District Offices: PostDarlingSaltBrigham Office Lake Building BoxCity City 777 District Office WASHINGTON: StateLand Office: Office: Portland710 Northeast 12, Oregon Holladay CoosPost375Eugene Bay ParkOffice District AvenueDistrict Box 539,Office Office Coos Bay BrighamBoxCedarPost Elder Office City City County BoxDistrict 1131 Courthouse Office WYOMING, NEBRASKA, KANSAS: North680 Bon 214 Marche Wall, SpokaneBuilding Office: Post1255Post357Lakeview Office Pearl NorthOffice Box Street DistrictL Box Street392, 429, EugeneOffice- Lakeview PostFillmoreFillmore10 EastOffice DistrictFifth Box North 778 Office StateDistrict Office Offices: and Land (Wyoming)CheyenneFederalCasper2002 Capitol Recreation District Avenue Office Building MedfordPost1133Prineville Office South District Box RiversideDistrict Office1106, Office AvenueMedford KanabPostAECMonticello320 North OfficeBuildingDistrict FirstDistrictBox Office No. 1327East, 13 Office Kanab PostCasper318Lander249 Office PostN. WolcottDistrict Office Box 589, StreetBuildingOffice Lander RoseburgPost1928185 Office East Airport District FourthBox Rd. 1045,37,Office Street Prineville Roseburg Monticello4913MurrayMurrayPost South Office District State Box Office Street7305 PostKorfantaPinedale Office BuildingDistrict Box 188, Office Pinedale 262 3550SalemPost Liberty OfficeDistrict RoadBox Office 3227, S.E. Salem PricePostProfessional DistrictOffice Box OfficeBuilding 552, Price RawlinsPost319 Osborne Office District Box Building Office 670, Rawlins RockU.S.126 Springs BUREAU Elk Street District OF LAND Office MANAGEMENT: STATE OFFICES, LAND OFFICES, DISTRICT OFFICES (continued):EASTERN STATES: Division of Field Services and Land Office: PostWorlandRock1700 Office Springs Robertson District Box 1088119, OfficeAvenue Worland Washington1728LaSalle L Street,Building 25, D.C.N.W.
263 ALABAMA:STATE DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES:State1st Floor,Department State Officeof Education Building COMMODITYAddressee: DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM Director, CommodityCOLORADO: Distribution Division CapitolState Department Life Center of Public Welfare IDAHO: State'Room Department 205 Statehouse of Education ALASKA: Montgomery,DepartmentP.O. Box 2420 Alabamaof Administration 36100 CONNECTICUT: DepartmentDenver,1600 Sherman Colorado of Finance Street 80200 & Control ILLINOIS: RoomDepartmentBoise, 501, Idaho State of 83700 Public Capitol Instruction AMERICAN SAMOA: Juneau,PagoDepartment Pago, Alaska Tutuila,of 99801 Education American Samoa DELAWARE: Middletown,460State Silver of Delaware Street Connecticut 06457 INDIANA: Springfield,State Department Illinois of62700 Public Instruction ARIZONA: Phoenix,State11-15 Department East Arizona Buchanan 85004of Public We Hare DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:DelawareSurplusBoardDelaware Foodof State Education City, Agency Hospital, Delaware Box 19706 299 IOWA: Indianapolis,StateState House Department Indiana 46200of Public Instruction ARKANSAS: P.O.615State Magnolia BoxDepartment 254 Street of Public We Hare FLORIDA: Washington,State2000227 Park DepartmentAdams Street D.C. Place, of N.E. Public Welfare KANSAS: DesState Moines,State Office Department Iowa Building, 50319 of Room Social 535 Welfare CALIFORNIA: NorthState Little Educational Rock, ArkansasAgency for 72200Property Surplus GEORGIA: Jacksonville,P.O.State Box Department 2050 Florida of32200 Education KENTUCKY: StateTopeka, OfficeDepartment Kansas Building 66600 of Agriculture COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES:Sacramento,County721 Capitol of Los California Mall, Angeles Room 95814 Purchasing 314 & HAWAII: Atlanta,211State State Georgia Department Office 30300 Building of Education LOUISIANA: Frankfort,Capitol Annex Kentucky 40601 264 2011Los NorthAngeles, Soto California Street 90032Stores Department Honolulu,P.O. Box 2360 Hawaii Business Division StateLouisianaBaton Capitol Rouge, Department Louisiana of Education70800 1111.1111Wr","...A7,rw.,,,,TMme.7",....m- MAINE:STATE DISTRIBUTING AGENCIES:33State Powhattan COMMODITYDepartment Street of DISTRIBUTION Education MONTANA: State CapitolDepartment Building of Administration PROGRAM (continued): NORTH CAROLINA: State Department of Agriculture 1 MARYLAND: DepartmentAugusta, Maine of Budget 04301 & Procurement NEBRASKA: StateStateHelena, Capitol Department Montana Building, 59601 of PublicRoom Welfare358 NORTH DAKOTA: DepartmentRaleigh,465 Agriculture North of PublicCarolina Building Instruction 27600 MASSACHUSETTS: StateBaltimore,318 DepartmentLight Street Maryland of Education 21200 NEVADA: HeroesStateLincoln, DepartmentMemorial Nebraska Building, of 68509Education Room 208 OHIO: 408DepartmentBismarck,State East Capitol Town North of Building PublicStreet Dakota Welfare 58501 MICHIGAN: StateBoston,600 DepartmentWashington Massachusetts ofStreet, Social 02100Room Welfare 611 NEW HAMPSHIRE: Department31Carson South City, Maine of Nevada Administration Street 89701 &Control OKLAHOMA: StateColumbus, CapitolDepartment Ohio Station 43215of Public Welfare MINNESOTA: StateLansing,Lewis Department Cass Michigan Building, of 48913Education 4th Floor NEW JERSEY: DivisionStateConcord, Department of New Purchase Hampshire of and Treasury Property 03300 OREGON: Department1361OklahomaP.O. Box Madison 3161 City,of Finance Street, Oklahoma N.E.&Administration 73100 MISSISSIPPI: BoardSt.State Paul, ofCentennial Minnesota Trustees Building,of 55101 Mental 4th Institutions Floor NEW MEXICO: StateTrenton,2926 Department Brunswick New Jersey ofPike, Public08600 Route Welfare 1 PENNSYLVANIA: 2221DepartmentSalem, Forster Oregon of Street 97301Property and Supplies MISSOURI: Jackson,1404 Woolfolk Mississippi State 39205 Office Building NEW YORK: SantaCapitolP.O. Fe, Box Building New 1391 Mexico 87501 PUERTO RICO: DepartmentHarrisburg,P.O. Box 3361 of Pennsylvania Health, Government 17100 of JeffersonJeffersonState Department City, Building, Missouri of 6thEducation 65102Floor Albany,143Office Washington Newof General York Avenue 12200 Services PonceSanturce, de Leon Puerto Avenue Rico the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico 265 STATERHODE DISTRIBUTING ISLAND: State Department of Administration AGENCIES: COMMODITY UTAH: DISTRIBUTION PROGRAMState Department of Public (continued): Welfare WASHINGTON: 4140Department East Marginal of General Way Administration South SOUTH CAROLINA: Howard,Columbia,State Rhode Department SouthIsland Carolina02834of Education 29200 VERMONT: SaltStateDepartment Lake Capitol City, Building, Utahof Administration 84100 Room 220 WEST VIRGINIA: StateSeattle,1723-A Department Washington Washington of 98134We Street, hare E. SOUTH DAKOTA: Pierre,CapitolState Department South Building Dakota of Public 57501 Instruction VIRGINIA: StateMontpelier,State 203Office DepartmentNorth Building Vermont Governor of 05601 Agriculture Street WISCONSIN: RoomDepartmentCharleston, 49 North, Westof Public State Virginia CapitolInstruction 25300 TENNESSEE: P.O.MelroseTennesseeNashville, Box Station 9039 Department Tennessee 37200of Agriculture VIRGIN ISLANDS: Richmond,CharlotteDepartment Virginia Amalie of Education23200 WYOMING: Madison,State CapitolDepartment Wisconsin Building of 53702 Education TEXAS: TribuneStateAustin, Department Tower Texas 78700 of Public Welfare CharlotteDepartmentSt.St. Thomas, Thomas, Amalie ofVirgin VirginSocial Islands IslandsWelfare 00801 00801 Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 TRUST TERRITORIES Saipan,TrustOffice Territoryof Mariana the High of Islands 96950Commissionerthe PacificOF THE Islands PACIFIC: 266 STATEALABAMA: AGENCIES FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY CALIFORNIA: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA:Mr. Leslie P. Parmele, Chief Tel:Gadsden,P.O.StateMr. Buford 547-2522Box Agency 1100Alabama Q. for(AreaSewell, Surplus 35902 Code Manager Property205) CaliforniaChiefMr.Sacramento,721 William CapitolSurplus State AvenueA. CaliforniaProperty Educational Farrell Officer 95814 Agencyfor Surplus Property Washington,Room14thDistrict and429, of E District ColumbiaD.C.Streets 20004 BuildingN.W. EducationalProperty Surplus Division ALASKA: AlaskaMr.Department Tom Surplus E. Main, of Property Administration Supervisor Service COLORADO: Mr.Tel: Stanley445-4943 W. (Area Izbicky Code 916) FLORIDA: Mr.Tel: R. 629-3768 C. Covington, (Area DirectorCode 202) Anchorage,Tel:5th314 andLoussac-SognBR D5-5681 AlaskaStreets (Area 99501 Building Code 907) Tel:Denver,4700ColoradoDeputy 388-5953 Leetsdale DirectorColorado Surplus (Area Drive 80222Property Code 303) Agency Tel:Tallahassee,NewFloridaSurplus 224-1215,State DevelopmentProperty Office Florida Ext. BuildingDivision 332 32304 Commission (Area Code 305) ARIZONA: Mr.Executive Howard Agent N. TeSelle CONNECTICUT: StateMr. August Agency E. for Stemmler, Federal Surplus Director GEORGIA: Mr.State Lewis Educational Tabor, Executive Agency for Director Surplus ArizonaTel:Phoenix,5415 275-4041 East Surplus Arizona Washington (Area Property 85034 Code Street Agency 602) Newington,StatePurchasing36 Prospect of Connecticut ConnecticutDivision Street 06111Property Tel:Atlanta,State1050 758-1472 Department Murphy Georgia (AreaAvenue 30310 of CodeEducation S.W. 404)Property ARKANSAS: ArkansasMr. D. W. State Latch, Agency Supervisor for SurplusProperty DELAWARE: Tel:StateMr. 666-3069 Alexis Agency (Area Tarumianz, for CodeSurplus 203) Director Property HAWAII: DepartmentSurplusMr. A. Chikasuye, Property of Accounting Branch Manager and ServicesGeneral Tel:LittleState Terrace EducationRock, Arkansas5-3111 Building (Area 72201 Code 501) DelawareGovernorTel: Terminal City,Bacon Delaware4-4501 Health (AreaCenter 19706 Code 302) Honolulu,Tel:759 Kelikoi586-6096 Hawaii Street (Area 96813 Code 308) 267 IDAHO:STATE AGENCIES FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY (continued) KANSAS: Mr. Robert H. Arnold MARYLAND: Mr. S. W. Maynard, Director Adm.P.O.IdahoBoise, WilliamBox Surplus Idaho 1775, C. 83701Property GowenSpecht, AgencyDirector Field USN (Ret.), RuralDepartmentSurplusTopeka, Route Property Kansas ofNo. Administration 4, 66603SectionOfficer Box 36A MarylandCollegeP.O.Tel: Box UnionState Park, 206 Agency 4-2878 Maryland (AreaProperty for Surplus 20740Cxle 301) ILLINOIS: Tel:Mr. 342-1393 Edward (Area J. Crowley, Code 208) Supervisor KENTUCKY: Tel: 235-0011,Mr. J. B. Williams, Ext. 229 (Area Code 913) Director MASSACHUSETTS: Mr. Robert F. Nolan, Supervisor P.O.UtilizationFederalTel:Springfield, Box 525-2984 Surplus 1236 Section Illinois (AreaProperty 62705Code 217) DivisionStateTel:Frankfort, OfficeDepartment Capitol of Property BuildingKentucky 7-2231, of Education 40601Ext.Utilization 338 StateTel:Boston,200 AgencyNewburyCopley 7-9650,for Street Surplus Property(Area Code 617) Massachusetts 02116 Ext. 62, 67 or 83 INDIANA: Mr. Dale M. Brower, Director LOUISIANA: (Area Code 502) MICHIGAN: Mr. J. William Hawes, Supervisor IndianaTel:Edinburg,Building Agency526-5525 12117, Indiana for (Area Camp Property 46124 Federal SurplusCode 812) Atterbury Mr.P.O.LouisianaTel:Baton A. Box L.Dickens Rouge, LaCasse, 44351, Surplus 3-9545 Louisiana Capitol Property Director(Area Code 504) 70804Station Agency Federal300Tel:Lansing, East 373-0560Surplus Michigan Michigan Property (Area 48913Avenue Code 517) Section IOWA: Mr.DepartmentState Lloyd Agency H. Seaver,of for Surplus Public Instruction Director Property MAINE: Mr.StateFederal Calvin Department Surplus Conant, Programs Jr., 04330 of Education Director MINNESOTA: Mr.RoomSurplusDepartment C. E. 19, PropertyFunk, State of Supervisor Capitol AdministrRtion Section 268 StateTel:Des OfficeMoines,281-5391 Building Iowa (Area 50319 Code 515) Augusta,Tel: Mayfair Maine 3-4511, (Area Code 207) Ext. 566 Tel:St. Paul, 221-2853 Minnesota (Area 55101 Code 612) STATEMISSISSIPPI: AGENCIES FOR SURPLUSMr. PROPERTY George Dukes, (continued) Director NEVADA: Mr.Division Francis of E. Surplus Brooks, Property Director NORTH CAROLINA: Mr.Federal James Property R. Smith Officer WhitfieldTel:Jackson,P.O.Surplus 939-2050Box Road Property Mississippi5778 (Area Procurement Code39208 601)Commission Tel:CarsonEastNevada 882-7475Fall City, State and Nevada PurchasingKing(Area Streets Code89701 Department 702) Tel:Raleigh,P.O.North 829-3885Box Carolina North9553 (Area CarolinaFederal Code Property27603 919) Agency MISSOURI: Mr.State Herman DepartmentAgency Hoffman, for Surplusof Education Director Property NEW HAMPSHIRE: Mr.Concord,NewTel:31 Leonard SouthHampshire Capitol New Main C. 5-6611,Wood,Hampshire DistributingStreet DirectorExt. 03301 535 Agency NORTH DAKOTA: StateDepartmentMr.State L. Capitol AgencyC. Peterson, of Publicfor Surplus Director Instruction Property Tel:JeffersonP.O. 636-2423Box 1004City, (Area Missouri Code 65102 314) NEW JERSEY: Mr.State George Agency S. Allen,for Surplus Director Property(Area Code 603) Tel:Bismarck, 223-8000, North Ext. Dakota 273 (Area 50501 Code 701) MONTANA: StateDonableMr. William CapitolDepartment Property BuildingJ. Ernst, ofDivision Public Director Instruction NEW MEXICO: Tel:Trenton,225 292-4429 West New State Jersey(Area Street Code 08625 609) OHIO: StateMr.Columbus,3201 Weldon DepartmentAgency Alberta OhioR. for StreetFlint, Property43204of Education Chief Utilization NEBRASKA: Helena,Tel: 442-3260, Montana Ext.59601 331 (Area Code 406) Mr.Tel:SantaNew Charles Yucca Mexico Fe, New G.3-7901 State Witt,Mexico Agency(Area Agent 87502 Code forProperty Surplus505) Tel: 469-4485 (Area Code 614) DepartmentStateMr. Avery Agency J. of Linn,for Education Surplus Director Property NEW YORK: Mr. L. R. Murtaugh, Chief \e> OKLAHOMA: OklahomaMr. Edward State C. Mathews, Agency for Agent Surplus Tel:Lincoln,State 477-5211, Capitol Nebraska Ext. 68509 555 (Area Code 402) Albany,Tel:State Gridley Eduuati.onAgency New:York 4-3814 for Building 12201 Surplus (Area PropertyCode 518) OklahomaP.O.Tel: Box Jackson 3312, City, 5-9493 CapitolOklahoma (Area Station 73105 CodeProperty 405) 269 STATEOREGON: AGENCIES FOR PropertyMr. Wakefield Utilization B. Walker, Manager SURPLUSSection PROPERTY (continued) SOUTH CAROLINA: Mr.Surplus E. H. Property Talbert, SectionDirector VERMONT: Mr.DepartmentFederal Andrew Surplus M. of Pitonyak,Administration Property Director Salem,DepartmentTel:1361 364-2171, MadisonOregon of Finance97310 Street Ext. 328 (AreaN.E. Code and Administration 503) SOUTH DAKOTA: Columbia,300Tel:Mr. Gervais 252-1924 Richard Suth Street, (AreaCarolinaLarson, Room Code Director 29208111 803) Montpelier,StateTel: Office Capitol VermontBuilding 3-2311, 05601 Ext. (Area Code 802) 221 PENNSYLVANIA: Mr.P.O.2221Bureau Donald Box Forster of 3361 Reel,Federal Street Director Surplus Property Huron,StateTel:20 Colorado Agency 352-6891 South Dakota forS.W. (Area Surplus 57350 Code Property 605) VIRGINIA: Mr.StateState Z. EducationalH. Board Taylor, of Education Agency Property Executive Officer for Surplus PUERTO RICO: Tel:Harrisburg, 787-6995 Pennsylvania (Area Code 717) 17125 TENNESSEE: StateMr.6500 Harvey Educational Centennial T. Marshall, Agency Property Boulevard forDirector Surplus Richmond,Tel: Milton Virginia 4-4111, 23216 Ext. (Area Code 703) 2296 I)DePurchaseMr. .0. artment Martin Box and4112 of Supply Treasury Service Marques-Campillo, Director 00921 TEXAS: Nashville,Tel:Mr. 741-4627 L. K.Tennessee Barry, (Area Executive 37209 Code 615) Director VIRGIN ISLANDS: DepartmentPropertyMr. John DivisionDouglas oi Property Watson, Director and Procurement SanTel: Juan, 2-2610, Puerto Ext. Rico 3-0081 (Area Code 809) TexasSanP.O.3318Tel: Antonio, StateBoxPan-Am Capitol 8120, Agency Texas Highway7-2338 Wainwright for 78208 (Area Code 512) Surplus Property Station GovernmentCharlotteSt. Thomas, Amalie of theVirgin Virgin United States Islands Islands of the RHODE ISLAND: Mr.RoomDivisionSurplusState James B-14,Department Property ofP. Purchases Madden,Roger Section of Williams BuildingAdministration Procurement Agent UTAH: UtahMr.Utah Don State State L. Agency Stott, Department Manager for Surplus ofProperty Finance WASHINGTON: DivisionSurplusMr. Richard Property of Purchasing J. Zook, Section Manager 270 HayesTel:Providence, Jackson Street Rhode 1-9196 Island (Area 02908 Code 401) Tel:Salt962 SouthLake328-5885 City,Sixth (Area UtahWest 84104 Code 801) Seattle,4140Tel: East 723-0400 Washington Marginal (Area Way98104 Code 206) WESTSTATE VIRGINIA: AGENCIES FOR SURPLUSMr. H.PROPERTY Michael Dye,(continued) Executive Director WISCONSIN: Mr. Palmer 0. Johnson, Administrator WYOMING: WyomingMr. Sam D.State Chilcote, Agency Jr., for DirectorSurplus Tel:Charleston,6304State Dickens MacCorkleAgency West 3-4411, for Avenue SurplusVirginia Ext. S.E. Property231925304(Area Code 304) Madison,RoomDepartmentStateTel: Agency 266-264148 WisconsinNorth, of for Public (AreaState Surplus 53702 CapitolCodeInstruction Property 608) Building Tel:Cheyenne,P.O.State 634-2711,Box Department 2106 Wyoming Ext. of 351 Education82002 (Area CodeProperty 307)
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