Majority Leader Files, Past Programs, January - December, 1970

File — Box: LG 129, Folder: 2

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_7_129_2_0000

Staff Only

Arranged chronologically by week. Topics include the United States Atomic Energy Commission, United States Congress House calendars, United States Congress reform, United States Post Office Dept., political advertising, agriculture, armed forces, procurement, international banks and banking, civil service retirement, conservation of natural resources, crime, public debt, the Equal Rights Amendments, federal aid to education, Food Stamp Program, manpower policy, military assistance, pornography, timber, trade regulation, veterans, Vietnamese Conflict, water pollution, welfare, Point Reyes National Seashore (Ca.), executive departments reorganization, appropriations bills, Defense Facilities and Industrial Security Act, District of Columbia bills, District of Columbia court reform, Criminal Procedure Act, Family Assistance Plan, Federal Aid Highway Act, Housing and Urban Development Act, Labor - HEW Appropriations Bill, Occupational Safety and Health Act, and Voting Rights Act. Correspondents include Wayne N. Aspinall, Hale Boggs, Emanuel Cellar, Thaddeus J. Dulski, George H. Fallon, Edward A. Garmatz, Edward Moore Kennedy, Wilbur D. Mills, Richard M. Nixon, Wright Patman, Carl D. Perkins, W. R. Poage, Olin Teague, Democratic Study Group, and the United States Congress House Committee on Rules.

Dates

1970

Language of Materials

English

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