Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1964 - Interstate commerce

Contents

• 6: 6
• 22: 13
• Text of H R 3408_: 19
• Additional information submitted for the record: 2
• FOREWORD ii: 114
• Contact Lenses for the Older Patient 7: 120
• Text of H R: 133
• Additional information submitted for the record byContinued: 189
• Statement of: 2
• Hearings held: 5
• Additional information submitted for the record: 8
• Hearings held: 1
• Statement of: 8
• Counsel: 53
• Report: 4
• Statement: 13
• Research 14: 14
• 88: 27
• 43: 29
• Kibre Jeff Washington representative International Longshore: 36
• III: 52
• McKernan Donald L Director Bureau of Commercial Fisheries: 84
• Trial Lens Diopters: 95
• III: 110
• Text of H R 8546: 15
• Statement: 27
• Pelly Hon Thomas M a Representative in Congress from the State: 147
• Report: 1
• 17: 9
• 1: 1
• SUMMARY 15: 15
• iv: 38
• Stolting Walter Chief Branch of Economics Bureau of Commercial: 45
• 146: 71
• Statement: 87
• 2: 125
• 13: 131
• Health Education and Welfare Department: 135
• Austin Lois M president National League for Nursing Inc: 142
• Brim Katherine associate director department of baccalaureate: 155
• Report: 160
• Jones Boisfeuillet special assistant to the Secretary Health: 303
• Kolberg William H Chief Public Health Branch Labor and Welfare: 339
• Jones Boisfeuillet Special Assistant to the Secretary Department: 371
• Peabody Sylvia representing American Public Health Association: 385
• III: 422
• Mann executive secretary: 450
• Schwier Mildred E director of nursing Rhode Island Hospital School: i
• Tollefson Hon Thor C a Representative in Congress from the State: iv
• Hearings held on Page: 1
• Garmatz Hon Edward A a Representative in Congress from: 24
• III: 56
• 37: 157
• 110: 164
• Van Deerlin Hon Lionel a Representative in Congress from: 259
• Westland Hon Jack a Representative in Congress from the State: 269
• National Retired Teachers Association and American Association: 331
• Hansen Hon Julia Butler a Representative in Congress from: 334
• Heath Dr Gordon president Association of Schools and Colleges: 340
• Text of H R 3669 2: 362
• Statement: 373
• Leggett Hon Robert L a Representative in Congress from the State: 385
• PhillipsVan Heusen Corp statement of Lawrence S Phillips execu: 414
• Rubbermaid Inc letter from Donald E Noble president 444: 427
• South Carolina Retail Council letter from W A Collins president__ 448: 438
• Thompson Julia director Washington office American Nurses: 441
• Tulsa Okla Executives Association letter from Roy Roller___ 453: 448
• Additional information submitted for the record byContinued: 2
• Matsunaga Hon Spark M a Representative in Congress from: 9
• 3: 13
• 9: 19
• Williamson Kenneth associate director American Hospital Asso: 31
• Wilson Dr O J assistant executive director for development: 44
• Springer Dr Donald A president American Academy of: 51
• Thompson Hon Frank Jr a Representative in Congress from: 58
• Thomson Hon Vernon W a Representative in Congress from: 27
• Additional information submitted for the record byContinued: 30
• Waldman Dr Nelson F chairman committee on vocational guidance: 73

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Bibliographic information

• Title: Hearings, Reports and Prints of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
• Author: United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
• Publisher: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1964
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Jun 13, 2007