Nomination: Hearing, Ninetieth Congress, First Session, on the Nomination of Stanley D. Metzger to be a Member of the Tariff Commission. September 28, 1967U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967 - 62 pages |
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... Senate. Committee on Finance. NOMINATION OF STANLEY D. METZGER TO BE A MEMBER OF THE TARIFF COMMISSION THURSDAY ... Hartke , Metcalf , Williams , Carlson , and Morton . Senator TALMADGE ( presiding ) . The committee will come to ...
... Senate. Committee on Finance. NOMINATION OF STANLEY D. METZGER TO BE A MEMBER OF THE TARIFF COMMISSION THURSDAY ... Hartke , Metcalf , Williams , Carlson , and Morton . Senator TALMADGE ( presiding ) . The committee will come to ...
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... Senator , was the problem of a break with past practices ever since the Trade Agree- ment Act of 1934 was enacted ... Hartke ? Senator HARTKE . Has Mr. Metzger's biographical sketch been inserted ? Senator TALMADGE . Yes ; it has been ...
... Senator , was the problem of a break with past practices ever since the Trade Agree- ment Act of 1934 was enacted ... Hartke ? Senator HARTKE . Has Mr. Metzger's biographical sketch been inserted ? Senator TALMADGE . Yes ; it has been ...
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... Senate. Committee on Finance. Mr. METZGER . This is , I think , because of just a lack of space really . Senator HARTKE . Anything else that is omitted ? Mr. METZGER . No. I do not think so . Senator HARTKE . Did you ever work for any ...
... Senate. Committee on Finance. Mr. METZGER . This is , I think , because of just a lack of space really . Senator HARTKE . Anything else that is omitted ? Mr. METZGER . No. I do not think so . Senator HARTKE . Did you ever work for any ...
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... Senator HARTKE . What was the period of this employment ? Mr. METZGER . Pardon ? Senator HARTKE . What was the period of this employment ? Mr. METZGER . This was in , as I recall it , 1961 , I believe it was . Senator HARTKE . 1961 ...
... Senator HARTKE . What was the period of this employment ? Mr. METZGER . Pardon ? Senator HARTKE . What was the period of this employment ? Mr. METZGER . This was in , as I recall it , 1961 , I believe it was . Senator HARTKE . 1961 ...
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... Senate. Committee on Finance. Senator HARTKE . You say this was widely known about your activi- ties and your disagreement with Congressman Dent ? Was there pub- licity on this fact ? Mr. METZGER . Yes , there was at the time . Senator ...
... Senate. Committee on Finance. Senator HARTKE . You say this was widely known about your activi- ties and your disagreement with Congressman Dent ? Was there pub- licity on this fact ? Mr. METZGER . Yes , there was at the time . Senator ...
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Page 55 - domestic industry" shall be interpreted as referring to the domestic producers as a whole of the like products or to those of them whose collective output of the products constitutes a major proportion of the total domestic production of those products, except that: (i) when producers are related to the exporters or importers or are themselves importers of the allegedly dumped product, the term "domestic industry...