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Page 20954
... believe that a sound program in the direction of curtailing restrictions can fur- ther improve the economy of your opera- tions and the service performed for the public . At the same time , we should not lose sight of the tremendous ...
... believe that a sound program in the direction of curtailing restrictions can fur- ther improve the economy of your opera- tions and the service performed for the public . At the same time , we should not lose sight of the tremendous ...
Page 20965
... believe there is present in the Senate an intention to reauthorize that very large amount for the Development Loan Fund for 1965 and 1966 . I call attention to the fact that , if the amendments offered by the leadership were adopted ...
... believe there is present in the Senate an intention to reauthorize that very large amount for the Development Loan Fund for 1965 and 1966 . I call attention to the fact that , if the amendments offered by the leadership were adopted ...
Page 20966
... believe that we had better wait and let the people decide what we should do for 1964 in the election of 1964 , be- fore we proceed with the Mansfield amendments to authorize for 2 addi- tional years $ 12 billion of foreign aid . That is ...
... believe that we had better wait and let the people decide what we should do for 1964 in the election of 1964 , be- fore we proceed with the Mansfield amendments to authorize for 2 addi- tional years $ 12 billion of foreign aid . That is ...
Page 20993
... believe it is realistic to expect to end it altogether . What I believe the committee did is to take a new approach . We are propos- ing a better way to reduce its scope , par- ticularly with respect to the military pro- visions of the ...
... believe it is realistic to expect to end it altogether . What I believe the committee did is to take a new approach . We are propos- ing a better way to reduce its scope , par- ticularly with respect to the military pro- visions of the ...
Page 21013
... believe that it would do the job . In effect , it would amend the act , so that what is called the continuing authorization , so far as 1965 and 1966 are concerned , would be repealed . If we satisfy ourselves that that is in line with ...
... believe that it would do the job . In effect , it would amend the act , so that what is called the continuing authorization , so far as 1965 and 1966 are concerned , would be repealed . If we satisfy ourselves that that is in line with ...
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