Sixty-One Years Ago Today, a President Flew to Missouri to Finish Someone Else's Fight

On July 30, 1965, Lyndon Johnson did not sign Medicare in Washington. He flew to Independence, Missouri, walked into the Truman Library, and signed it in front of the man who had lost this fight twenty years earlier. Then he handed Harry Truman the first Medicare card ever issued. Bess got the second.Read the full article: https://news.americanretirementadvisors.com/sixty-one-years-ago-today/American Retirement Advisors helps families in Arizona and Nevada navigate healthcare, retirement income, and inheritance planning. Want to reach out? Text us at (602) 281-3898, email [email protected], or visit https://americanretirementadvisors.com.