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    What U.S. president proclaimed November “National Alzheimer’s Disease Month”?

    Question #65221. Asked by jlbray. (May 01 06 9:47 AM)


    zbeckabee

    		Already asked on #65211

    Answer is Ronald Reagan

    May 01 06, 9:49 AM
    carolcoady

    		Ronald Reagan

    May 01 06, 5:39 PM

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