 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1959 - 1528 pages
...certainly so appear. After all, Congress was most specific on its intent in the case of the Marine Corps. From the report of the House Appropriations Committee on the fiscal year 1959 funds for the Marine. Corps: The budget recommended by the President did not make adequate provision... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1959 - 1534 pages
...certainly so appear. After all, Congress was most specific on its intent in the case of the Marine Corps. From the report of the House Appropriations Committee on the fiscal year 1959 funds for the Marine Corps: The budget recommended by the President did not make adequate provision... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on the District of Columbia - 1968 - 1798 pages
...large areas of the Nation. Since World War II, the Extension Service, in response to the demands ol the people, has been expanding its programs into urban...used most effectively in programs which work directly witl the youth of this Nation. The wholesome effect of 4-H Club activities has beer so beneficial to... | |
 | United States. Congress. House. Committee on Appropriations - 1959 - 1044 pages
...certainly so appear. After all, Congress was most specific on its intent in the case of the Marine Corps. From the report of the House Appropriations Committee on the fiscal year 1959 funds for the Marine Corps : The budget recommended by the President did not make adequate provision... | |
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... percent while the Marines have been cut 12.5 percent. INTENT OF CONGRESS AS TO MARINE CORPS STRENGTH Mr. FLOOD. Isn't this a deliberately designed affront and challenge to the Congress? It would certainly so appear. After all, Congress was most specific... 