Health, Education, and Welfare, General, 1957

Tulsa sewer system; Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa; sewage treatment plant at Drumright; Myasthenia Gravis research; opposition to appointment of John A. Perkins as undersecretary; pollution survey; table of estimated grants; sewage treatment plant at Lindsay; Grady County Memorial Hospital and Health Center in Chickasha; Cordell Memorial Hospital; sewage treatment plant additions in Chickasha; Grants-in-Aid programs; Oklahoma Osteopathic Hospital in Tulsa; Radiological Service Facility at University Hospital in Oklahoma City; limit of 15% as overhead on contractual research work; Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City; St. Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City; Ruth Wilson Hurley Nursing Home in Coalgate; Harmon County Hospital in Hollis; water treatment costs; Murray County Health Center in Sulphur; inoculations required for overseas travel; Atoka Memorial Hospital; sewage facilities in Harrah; sewage facilities in Ardmore; sewage facilities in Cushing; sewage facilities in Dill City; sewage facilities in Mangum; Tahlequah City Hospital; hospital services for Indians; opposition to closing of Public Health Service hospitals; Hillcrest Medical Center in Tulsa; Claremore Health Center; sewage treatment plant in Muskogee; Choctaw Memorial Hospital in Hugo; FDA's lack of food inspection facilities; "Aid to Education" by Henry T. Heald, president of the Ford Foundation; Frontiers of Science Foundation; establishment of summer institutes by National Science Foundation to train science and mathematics teachers.