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  1. Cf. A. F. Yerby, “The Disadvantaged and Health Care,” American Journal of Public Health, 56:5 (January, 1966).

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  20. Described in F. S. Jaffe, “Financing Family Planning Services,” American Journal of Pulic Health, 56:6 (June, 1966), p. 917; it is now known lIB the “Dryfoos-Polgar Varky formula” in view of revisions made by Varky and published by PPWP in 1967.

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Jaffe, F.S., Guttmacher, A.F. Family planning programs in the United States. Demography 5, 910–923 (1968). https://doi.org/10.2307/2060280

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