Executive Order 11116: Prescribing rates of charges for certain hospitalization and dispensary services and delegating authority to prescribe such rates
Executive Order 11116, "Prescribing rates of charges for certain hospitalization and dispensary services and delegating authority to prescribe such rates", was signed on August 5, 1963.
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