| United States. Congress. House. Appropriations - 1957 - 1376 pages
...message of the President said : We must move forward In some areas of investment while we hold back in others. For example, the needs for schools, highways,...desirable construction projects, and I have asked the head of each — He is asking the head of each agency to postpone any projects that he could, and it... | |
| United States. Congress. Joint Economic Committee - Government publications - 1958 - 688 pages
...personal income and a moderate increase in corporate profits" (p. 1068). EXPENDITURE POLICY "* * * in view of the present active competition for labor,...desirable construction projects, and I have asked the head of each Federal agency to watch closely the timing of construction and to postpone work which... | |
| United States. Congress. Economic Joint Committee - 1958 - 686 pages
...personal income and a moderate increase in corporate profits" (p. 1068) . EXPENDITURE POLICY "* * * in view of the present active competition for labor,...desirable construction projects, and I have asked the head of each Federal agency to watch closely the timing of construction and to postpone work which... | |
| United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1957 - 1488 pages
...message of the President said : We must move forward In some areas of investment while we hold back in others. For example, the needs for schools, highways,...desirable construction projects, and I have asked the head of each — He is asking the head of each agency to postpone any projects that he could, and it... | |
| United States. Bureau of the Budget - Budget - 1957 - 1274 pages
...productivity of our economy. We must move forward in some areas of investment while we hold back in L 5 =C BI M & M 9K 0 I4( Q #,4 Ƀ% I X ...J 8_ӯ "c ˕} . HMC] uP} 5 x 2 $ R head of each Federal agency to watch closely the timing of construction and to postpone work which... | |
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