On the recordMay 19, 1974
Nineteen seventy-four can and should be the year in which we move decisively to protect every American against the rising and often prohibitive costs of health care.
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presidency.ucsb.eduNineteen seventy-four can and should be the year in which we move decisively to protect every American against the rising and often prohibitive costs of health care.
Radio Address About a Proposed Comprehensive Health Insurance Plan.
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