Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 109, Part 16U.S. Government Printing Office, 1963 - Law |
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Page 20948
... million people . Each year parts of the valley are ravaged by floods which cause thousands of dollars in damages ... million and substi- tute $ 900 million . The amendment would further save $ 75 million . We propose to leave the ...
... million people . Each year parts of the valley are ravaged by floods which cause thousands of dollars in damages ... million and substi- tute $ 900 million . The amendment would further save $ 75 million . We propose to leave the ...
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... million passengers . In the 12 months ended June 30 , 1963 , you car- ried over 8 million passengers . In the same 1958 period the total revenue ton - miles of traffic carried was 80 million . In the year ended June 30 , 1963 , they had ...
... million passengers . In the 12 months ended June 30 , 1963 , you car- ried over 8 million passengers . In the same 1958 period the total revenue ton - miles of traffic carried was 80 million . In the year ended June 30 , 1963 , they had ...
Page 20965
... million ceiling in the authori- zation for the year 1964. For 1965 and 1966 my amendment proposes a ceiling in the authorization of $ 975 million , in- Mr. LAUSCHE . stead of $ 1,500 million , as would be the the Senator yield ? case if ...
... million ceiling in the authori- zation for the year 1964. For 1965 and 1966 my amendment proposes a ceiling in the authorization of $ 975 million , in- Mr. LAUSCHE . stead of $ 1,500 million , as would be the the Senator yield ? case if ...
Page 20980
... million worth of com- petitive goods from China - mostly textiles- as part of the deal in which she will sell 187 million bushels of wheat to the Chinese over the next 3 years . This clause was admitted to the contract despite the angry ...
... million worth of com- petitive goods from China - mostly textiles- as part of the deal in which she will sell 187 million bushels of wheat to the Chinese over the next 3 years . This clause was admitted to the contract despite the angry ...
Page 20981
... million a year in the recent past and British imports at about £ 85 million . The Soviets have usually used the con- sequent surplus to buy raw materials in the overseas sterling area . It could be that in future there will be less need ...
... million a year in the recent past and British imports at about £ 85 million . The Soviets have usually used the con- sequent surplus to buy raw materials in the overseas sterling area . It could be that in future there will be less need ...
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