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Page 20865
... ( Legislative day of Tuesday , October 22 , President ; asked a conference with the 1963 ) The Senate met at 12 o'clock meridian , on the expiration of the recess , and was called to order by the President pro tem- pore . The Chaplain ...
... ( Legislative day of Tuesday , October 22 , President ; asked a conference with the 1963 ) The Senate met at 12 o'clock meridian , on the expiration of the recess , and was called to order by the President pro tem- pore . The Chaplain ...
Page 20871
... LEGISLATION Mr. LONG of Missouri . Mr. President , during recent weeks , the three largest daily newspapers in Missouri have pub- lished editorials opposing quality stabili- zation legislation . Prior to the publica- tion of these ...
... LEGISLATION Mr. LONG of Missouri . Mr. President , during recent weeks , the three largest daily newspapers in Missouri have pub- lished editorials opposing quality stabili- zation legislation . Prior to the publica- tion of these ...
Page 20877
... legislation was imperative . You know what happened as well as I do . In early 1961 - in record time - we passed an emergency feed grains bill - and it was the first major legislation President Kennedy signed into law . The success of ...
... legislation was imperative . You know what happened as well as I do . In early 1961 - in record time - we passed an emergency feed grains bill - and it was the first major legislation President Kennedy signed into law . The success of ...
Page 20885
... LEGISLATION Mr. KEATING . Mr. President , the story of the plight of the Seneca Indians of Salamanca , N.Y. , is well known . Their ancestors signed a treaty with George Washington - the oldest treaty of the United States - guaranteeing ...
... LEGISLATION Mr. KEATING . Mr. President , the story of the plight of the Seneca Indians of Salamanca , N.Y. , is well known . Their ancestors signed a treaty with George Washington - the oldest treaty of the United States - guaranteeing ...
Page 20886
... Legislation to provide compensation to the Seneca Indians for the Federal taking has also been introduced in the House . The Subcommittee on Indian Affairs of the House Committee on In- terior and Insular Affairs has conducted hearings ...
... Legislation to provide compensation to the Seneca Indians for the Federal taking has also been introduced in the House . The Subcommittee on Indian Affairs of the House Committee on In- terior and Insular Affairs has conducted hearings ...
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