William Robert Roy papers, 1970-1975.

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William Robert Roy papers, 1970-1975.

The William Robert Roy papers contain correspondence, clippings, press releases, copies of legislation, and campaign materials documenting his activities and achievements while representing Kansas in the Ninety-second and Ninety-third Congresses in the United States House of Representatives. The records are organized by date or topic. Several press releases, correspondence, and pieces of legislation reflect Roy's position in favor of national health coverage for all United States citizens, as well as his concern for rural health care. Other files contain materials focusing on his 1970 and 1972 campaigns. Topics include the national Health Policy, Planning, and Resources Development Act of 1974; National Energy Emergency Act; historic sites; campaign laws; seat belt legislation; legislation establishing the Office of Rural Health Care; and other topics.

4 cubic feet (4 boxes).

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