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Kennedy pushes national health insurance via Senate subcommittee
Senator Edward Kennedy uses his new chairmanship to advance a national health insurance bill. He plans hearings nationwide, believes passage possible this Congress though not likely before 1972. The plan would tax funded by half general revenues and a 3.5 percent payroll levy, with limited out-of-pocket costs and coverage for all Americans.
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