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State of the Union Address (excerpt)

Gerald R. Ford · January 15, 1975

Part of Ford’s address to Congress during a recession and an oil crisis: his energy plan, his tax proposals and his case for American leadership abroad. Words in square brackets are corrections printed in the transcript.

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    5. 5CompareSee what changed, then revise again or finish and download.

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