Resolution from the American Legion Post Number 600, Champlin, Minnesota
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Post No. 600
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THE AMERICAN LEGION
CHAMPLIN, MINNESOTA
286-A
At a regular stated meeting of the American Legion, Post #600,
and the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit #600, of Champlin,
Minnesota, the following resolution was unanimously approved
and passed:
WHEREAS, The American veteran in two World Wars has defended
the American free enterprise system, which has made possible
the development in this country of the highest standards of
medical care and the finest medical institutions attained by
any major country in the world; and,
WHEREAS, having experienced the shortcomings of impersonal,
assembly-line - medical care inherent in the form of Government
controlled medicine necessary in time of war, the veteran un-
derstands the dangers of imposing such a system permanently
on the entire population; and,
WHEREAS, Compulsory Health Insurance would impose an unjust
tax on the veteran's paycheck for medical care to which he is
now entitled free of charge as a reward for his service to
his country; and,
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WHEREAS, Compulsory Health Insurance would force a tax of 3%
on the income of the employed veteran, rising to a tax of at
least 6% within a few years, creating new financial burdens
which would increase the costs of necessities of life and
lower the standards of living for veterans and other citizens,
NOW, THEREFORE,
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BE IT RESOLVED, That the Champlin American Legion, Post #600,
Dept. of Minnesota; and the Champlin American Legion Auxiliary,
Unit #600, Dept. of Minnesota, does hereby go on record against
any form of Compulsory Health Insurance or any system of polit-
ical medicine designed for National bureaucratic control;
That a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the President
of the United States, to each Senator and Representative from
the State of Minnesota, and that said Senators and Representa-
tives be and are hereby respectfully requested to use every
effort at their command to prevent the enactment of such leg-
islation.
Charles lentach
Commander-Post - #600
Adjutant-POST #600
#600 Coles. Secretary-Unit Ruch mead #600 (Mrs ant
President-Unit
Dated this 12th Day of December, 1949.
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