...The Bureau of the Budget interposes no objection to the proposed legislation. It was recommended by the Secretary of the Army in a letter to the chairman of the Committee on Armed Services, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part of this report. SEPTEMBER 17, 1947....

...The Bureau of the Budget interposes no objection to the proposed legislation. It was recommended by the Secretary of the Army in a letter to the chairman of the Committee on Armed Services, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part of this report. SEPTEMBER 17, 1947....

...proper. But, my friends, we must also heed the words of the Secretary of the Interior when he stated in a letter to the chairman of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs of the US Senate, dated May 14, 1965: "Our report on this project was transmitted to your committee...

...But, my friends, we must also heed the words of the Secretary of the Interior •when he stated in a letter to the chairman of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs of the US Senate, dated May 14, 1965: "Our report on this project was transmitted to your committee...

...include any State where the problem exists and action is needed. This measure was strongly supported by the Secretary of the Army in a letter to the chairman of this committee dated June 18, 1965. As many of you know, milfoil is no longer a problem which is limited...

...include any State where the problem exists and action is needed. This measure was strongly supported by the Secretary of the Army in a letter to the chairman of this committee dated June 18, 1965. As many of you know, milfoil is no longer a problem which is limited...

...projects to plan for more than minimum recreation facilities essential for health and safety, and (5) mean that the share of joint costs which could have...chairman of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs of October 31, 1963, stated that the Department of the Army on behalf of the Department of...

...policy by the Congress; and, three, slow the progress being made in recent years in outdoor recreation. In conclusion, the Land and Water Conservation Fund...Secretary of the Army, in a letter to the chairman of the House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs of October 31, 1963, stated that the Department...

...policy by the Congress; and, three, slow the progress being made in recent years in outdoor recreation. In conclusion, the Land and Water Conservation Fund...Committees. It was thoroughly debated in the House in July 1064. Similar careful consideration was given by the Senate. The Secretary of the Army, in a letter...

...with respect to the need for a commission and the termination of the 91st Congress. On December 11, in a letter to the chairman of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs from GA Lincoln, Director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness, the administration repeated...