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

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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
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III
56
37
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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
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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
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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
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Statement
Thomson Hon Vernon W a Representative in Congress from
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Additional information submitted for the record byContinued
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Waldman Dr Nelson F chairman committee on vocational guidance
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