Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 109, Part 16U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 - Law |
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... consider it and to make its rec- ommendations . It is my view that the wisest course at this time is to recommit the bill to the committee , and let the committee consider all the amendments offered . I hope the motion to recommit would ...
... consider it and to make its rec- ommendations . It is my view that the wisest course at this time is to recommit the bill to the committee , and let the committee consider all the amendments offered . I hope the motion to recommit would ...
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... consider . We cer- tainly cannot expect to be able to sit fatu- ously on our own front porch while our back- yard is aflame . chairman of the committee [ Mr. FUL- BRIGHT ] , and the majority whip , the Sen- ator from Minnesota [ Mr ...
... consider . We cer- tainly cannot expect to be able to sit fatu- ously on our own front porch while our back- yard is aflame . chairman of the committee [ Mr. FUL- BRIGHT ] , and the majority whip , the Sen- ator from Minnesota [ Mr ...
Page 20923
... consider the $ 4,500 million which Taiwan has received un- der our foreign aid program . The United States has maintained a great social security program for Chiang Kai - shek's soldiers , and the United States pays the salaries of more ...
... consider the $ 4,500 million which Taiwan has received un- der our foreign aid program . The United States has maintained a great social security program for Chiang Kai - shek's soldiers , and the United States pays the salaries of more ...
Page 20947
... consider- ation of the resolution ? There being no objection , the resolu- tion was considered and agreed to . WABASH BASIN INTERAGENCY WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION Mr. HARTKE . Mr. President , I in- The troduce , for appropriate ...
... consider- ation of the resolution ? There being no objection , the resolu- tion was considered and agreed to . WABASH BASIN INTERAGENCY WATER RESOURCES COMMISSION Mr. HARTKE . Mr. President , I in- The troduce , for appropriate ...
Page 20971
... consider is making concessions to buy relief from Soviet abuse . My conclusion , therefore , is that trade restrictions ought not now to be suspended- that , although I think the wheat deal jus- tifiable , it should be treated as a ...
... consider is making concessions to buy relief from Soviet abuse . My conclusion , therefore , is that trade restrictions ought not now to be suspended- that , although I think the wheat deal jus- tifiable , it should be treated as a ...
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