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KA ) , and myself , chairman . a deserved reputation as a man who says I do not believe it was necessary for what he thinks , and he has never hesi- them to set the record straight so far as NOTICE CONCERNING NOMINA- tated to espouse a ...
KA ) , and myself , chairman . a deserved reputation as a man who says I do not believe it was necessary for what he thinks , and he has never hesi- them to set the record straight so far as NOTICE CONCERNING NOMINA- tated to espouse a ...
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One other alternative tem . players . might be added , if I am not incorrect , I am told I believe my information Mr. HRUSKA . To answer the Sena- to the proposal of the Senator from is correct — that there is never encourtor from ...
One other alternative tem . players . might be added , if I am not incorrect , I am told I believe my information Mr. HRUSKA . To answer the Sena- to the proposal of the Senator from is correct — that there is never encourtor from ...
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Perhaps , instead of pass- previous decision , and that would be one and sign with the team of his own choice ing a bill to exempt the leagues from the decision that I believe the Supreme Court after weighing all offers . antitrust laws ...
Perhaps , instead of pass- previous decision , and that would be one and sign with the team of his own choice ing a bill to exempt the leagues from the decision that I believe the Supreme Court after weighing all offers . antitrust laws ...
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Michigan and the Senator from Wis- I do not believe there would be equality on agreeing to the amendment of the consin . of skills if one team is so poor that it Senator from Wisconsin ( Mr. PROXMIRE ) . The Senator from Michigan ...
Michigan and the Senator from Wis- I do not believe there would be equality on agreeing to the amendment of the consin . of skills if one team is so poor that it Senator from Wisconsin ( Mr. PROXMIRE ) . The Senator from Michigan ...
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Mr. President , will think is quite important , but it can be believe that the only modification of it the Senator from Colorado yield for a question ? explained briefly . I plan to take about was that Friday could be a light day ...
Mr. President , will think is quite important , but it can be believe that the only modification of it the Senator from Colorado yield for a question ? explained briefly . I plan to take about was that Friday could be a light day ...
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| Title | Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 111, Part 17 LLMC Digital |
| Author | United States. Congress |
| Publisher | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 11 Mar 2013 |
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