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1 ANDERSON SUNDAY HERALD Chalr iUrban Development and the De 'omit ting Merchant Marine jur President who has been a' planned that way or not a tre fore call upon you to elect a Re Departments Stated Justice Natural Resources Department! consider the reorganization pro' he House partment of Transportation re iisdiction he saidi member of the House and Sen mendous political issue (publican Congress" (Treasury and Defense The oth ooo botlv burner than Crm called that each biU took two "Here we ve got 'to abolish ate is unaware of the gigantic "Having once presented this! Holifield raised questions ers would be realigned into De 1 Present Sth Education and' But he said think opposi it is im years or more 'seven departments before we job which he is asking the Con gigantic plan of organizing the! about a reorganization that partments of Human Resources IwS' DraMtoent Wat has ticn will grow a point where it act be The houslna bill was voted can create four new denari cress to oerform askinu ns executive branch if fk rtwJwmM mtik dr dl only three fourths successful lo 4 State Rep Roger DEBATED Members of the Progressive Tells airmount Board Of Need In Sewage Plant Tn inn nf Hui WCTIT in their 643 5371 2n tauve John Wire Eddie idneere (last election 5 the 3 il "a i In BETTY VIOLETTE COUNTY I CLASSIIED ADVERTISING SOIL JUDGING CHAMPIONS 1STO will be unlikely that anytinng like this will said if the President seeks a political advantage in assigning Congress an impossi ble task think it is going to believe that' many of the Republicans once they see the enormity of this revolutionary proposal of his will pull back I ley it John Cecil Auctioneers Sat eb 27 10:30 AM Mrs George Ashby Pub lie Sale of farm equip misc Located 8 mi NE of Anderson or 8 ml SE of Alexandria at intersection of Madison Co Rdt 575N 3OTE Wayne Pheanls Auctioneer Sat eb 27 11:30 AM Gene oust Klngendale arms Public Auction of trucks farjn impl tomato 8c fert equip Lo 1 rated 10 ml of Muncie on St Rd 3 then JH mi on Del City Rd 1000N between Center Rd 100 Mark Kingen Auc tioneer 'lit eb 27 1:00 PM Mack Runyan the Clyde Run yen Estate Public Sale of farm equip 8c misc Located 3 mi Af Vkvftnrf Art PH IT than 1 mi John Nash Auctioneer 4 Marland Opposes Teacher Strikes Union of the WCTU in their ebruary meeting offered pray er for their sister organizations in Ghana the Dominican Re public Ethiopia Lebanon and Ireland kBULs before the legislature were discussed and members were advised to write chairmen of appropriate committees re garding their sentiments Re sults of The Anderson Herald poll on bills were noted and en courged the members Mrs John Matzigkeit report ed on the recent state midyear session and the group voted to finance two youth to the YTCCamp in June at Paragon dy with 110000 employes Holifield said he 'wants to bie cooperative believing that any 2 DAYS OR POWER BOATS' ANNAPOLIS Md A Mary land law prohibits oyster dredg ing by boats under power onall but two days of the week Mondays and Tuesdays for all that it would give a measure of' personal success and health and upward access to he said "If we are to regain the confi dence of our people school ad ministrators must let the nation know that a norm is a norm and no matter how high it is half the children are below it That is riot failure that is arithme he "added Representatives of 25 organi zations concerned with the prob lems of drug abuse in Anderson will attend a eb 25 'Chamber of Commerce program featuring Indianapolis Teen Challenge Director Betty Violette The Thursday morning session with the former alcoholic and $90 a day drug addict will be held at 9 am in the City Hall Auditorium under the sponsor ship of the Division "Miss personal background as an underworld figure on the list and the religious experience leading to her present Teen Challenge work highly qualifies her as a speaker in the area of drug abuse emphasized Mrs Lehman chairman of the program "All 0 citizens enuren groups women clubs and social and service organi zations are welcome to attend ive Are Charged In Elwood Court Couple Awarded ELWOOD Judge Michael Tancey presided over Elwood City riday morning Kimmett Stephens 204 fourth St nonsupport case dis missed as parties have been reconciled Janice Sunderland 15 800 16th St: reckless driving and unsafe vehicle case continued Danny Bingham 20 1404 St speeding fined $10 and ments" Holifield said to do something which is impos The technical job alone of list 'sible in the period of time be ing affected statutes from the fore the 1972 and that beginning of the 20th century seems to be the most important will he predicted into point in this thing ATLANTIC CITY NJ (AP) Dr Sidney Marland new US commissioner of education said Saturday that sal aries were high but he disagreed with some states giving teachers the legal right to strike "A teachers strike is against Children not against stockhold Marland said at a news conference in advance of mak ing a speech before the opening session of the American Asso ciation of School Administra tors strike is counterproduc tive Teachers should not re solve problems by Health' education and welfare secretary Elliot Richardson scheduled to speak at the same session was unable to attend Marland said because he was JU He could hardly hold up his Dr Terrell Bell deputy' com missioner of education read Ri prepared text which called for support of President revenue sharing pro gram federal tax base is broader and fairer than the sioners of many of its powers especially in the area of real estate assessments as Rep Richard Boehning Lafayette right House majority leader listens The House passed the bill 82 to 15 (UPI Telephoto) 1)H 1933 REORGANIZATION ENLARGED SYSTEM A "lujinnuiuiv 1 inrior Executive Reorganization Act of 1933 the National Park Sys tem almost doubled in size when President ranklin Roosevelt transferred to the National Park Service 48 historical areas from ttie War Department and 15 na tional monuments from the or est Service of the Department of Agriculture AIRMOUNT airmount Town Board members Monday night heard a representative of Henry Steeg and Asso ciates Inc of Indianapolis tell them a sludge heater is needed for the digester system of the' sanitary sewage treatment plant The approximate cost of in stallation is estimated at $25000 to $30000 The sewage plant was built in 1957 58 without a sludge heater The representative pointed out the plant has not reached its full capacity as yet but with the heater this would Wd rb 1:00 PM Charlei Rlffey Public Salt of farm machinery Located at the Hoppea eed Seed ft Grinding Co DalevlUe Wayne Pheanla Auct of Elwood on St Rd 13 then mt John Wire Eddie Naah Auctioneer att eb "10:00 AM William 'Pat" Marble Ex of I Paul Marble Eatate Public i Sale of furniture home auto AUCTION SALES Sharp Enters Elwood City Lone Star Gas has recently reported record earnings for 1970 of $199 a share a very significant increase of 259 per cent from the $158 a share re corded for 1969 Contributions to earnings growth came from 1) increased gas rates in the distribution system 2) price improvement for crude oil and natural gas liquids 3) growth in gas air conditioner sales 4) continued success from an active exploratory drilling pro gram and 5) improved opera tions and tight expense control Operating revenues increased almost 10 per cent to $2598 mil lion from $2366 million for 1969 We are anticipating a similar gain in revenues for 1971 Last month Lone Star Gas an nounced that it planned to spend $46 million on capital expend! fares during the current year Its cash flow should exceed this so no additional financing will be required this year In mid 1970 Lone Star Gas sold $30 million of a 9 per cent sinking fund debenture to help finance part of 1969's program and 'short term loans A new subsidiary Lone Star Energy Company will spend $25 million for construc tion of a central thermal energy plant for the Southwestern Med ical School Dallas to be com pleted by next November Lone Star believes there are other complexes in itsservice area that could utilize this total ener gy concept i Lone Sta Producting Com BANNER TO HIGHLAND The Highland High School 4 and A land judging team was presented a banner at the 21st Annual Madison County Soil and Water Conservation District banquet recently at the 4 building in Alexandria With the banner are team members left to right John Kerr John Welukonia and Tom Wicks James Taylor Highland vocational agriculture and 4 teacher and Clifford Drake vice chairman of the Madison County S4WCD Not present for the picture were Tim Hubble and Roger Taylor who were members of the Highland Land Judging team Roger Taylor tied John Kerr for fourth place in the team event TAX COMMISSION BILL Jessup left SummiMlle who resides in and represents Grant County in the General Assembly argues Tuesday for a bill that would strip the State Board of Tax Commis LWOOD A orominent cal attorney Is the first candi date of either political party to announce bls candidacy in the race for citv jude here Riley Sharp 1012 Main St renounced that be will seek red Blair 39 Rt 2 driving while under the Influence con tinued at request of state Danny Hughes 205 Plum St rankton charged with theft by deception continued to March 5 Local Women Study ville Ill He completed his un dergraduate work at the Univer sity of Illinois and was gradu ated from the Indiana Univer sity School of Law prior to en tering privgte law practice here in 1940 He is currently a mem of the firm of Hadley and Sharp Sharp is married and the fa th Pr Phil a nrn lessor at Ball State Richard cost4: $3625 ITmJ DIaim an attorney wasnington du and John a junior at DePauw University Sharp is a veteran of World War II He is a member and active lay leader in the irst United Methodist Church a member of the Masonic Lodge Scottish Rite Elks' Eagles American Bar Association Mad ison county Bar Association Indiana Bar Association and the American' Trial Lawyers Association Active in civic projects Sharp was an adult leader for more thaft 20 years in the Boy Scouts of America Democrat incumbent Michael Tancey presently holds the posi tion of city judge and was held tion of city judge and has held the post 11 years son Phil was the Democrat candidate for 10th District congressional represen IOUVC I1U woo uwuaivu 4U 141V this highly informative and Interesting she con As a teenager Miss Violette rejected a call to the mission field turning instead to alcohol and dope addiction It was in 1956 that she began holding youth revivals in Mississippi Georgia Kentucky Texas Ar kansas Illinois and Indiana Before coming to the Indian apolis center Miss Violette was affiliated with Teen Challenge work 'in Chicago and Europe Vice President Mrs Shirley Teen Challenge was founded Riggs Secretary and Mrs Ever in New York by Dave Wiiker ett Huntzinger Treasurer Airman John Miller Completes Training Airman John Miller son of Mr and Mrs Miller 1312 Ninth St Elwood has com Dieted basic training at Lack land AB Texas and has been reassigned to Keesler AB Miss for training in communica tions electronics systems Miller is a 1969 graduate of (Willkie High School in Elwood i triple the digester capacity He postponed the public bearing said the board could file an ap on the adoption of a liquor or plication for federal and state dinance for the town aid on this project out must do so by April 15 If approved the federal' will pay 50 per cent and the state 25 per cent Board members and Charles Persinger water works superintendent will make a tour of the Marion and Gas City sewage plants to make a study of the proposal The representative was in formed to draw up a contract and present at March 1 meeting for board consideration Tn other business the board at 6 pm Sunday The Bethany Youth group won the mileage times attendance trophy at the ortville Christian Church Area Youth Rally re cently Kennard Christian Church will be host for the Area Youth Rally at 7:30 pm March The Omegan Youth group of Bethany Christian Church will present a Spiritual' program at the Americana Nursing Home Wednesday evening March 3 The College Career Youth Group with Associate Pastor Boyd Kuester recently called on the several shut ins includ ing Pearl Bronnenberg Bessie Imel Minnie Dean Mr and Mrs Guy Schoonover Mt and Mrs Emil Shaver Plans are being made for a Progressive Supper Good riday April 9 1 Because of failure of legal advertising of the' liquor ordin ance the hearing will be March 15 instead of March 1 as origin ally announced James Plescher 613 Walnut St voiced a complaint to a busi ness being operated in his neigh borhood the alley being blocked with cars and poqrmg of a cleaning solution in the alley Plescher was advised by the board members a check will be made with the area plan commission to see if the neigh bor has a right to operate a business in the residential area and will make a study of the other problems and report at the next meeting The board also voted to take legal action against Jimmy Shelton South actory Street who is in violation oi the junk car ordinance Shelton was noti fied by letter Jan? 25 that he had 15 days to clean uiufcis junk yard and he madegdKttempt to do so Mrs Harry Warr made a complaint to the board in re gards tostandmg surface water the area of South Main Street and Tyler which is caused by county farm land draining onto city property The board said they would make a study of the problem PUBLIC AUCTION JO miles North of Muncie Indiana on State Road 3 then miles West on Delaware County road 1000N between Center Road and 100W SATURDAY EBRUARY 27 AT 11:30 AM As Mr oust is quitting farming and Kingendale arms are quitting their tomato and fertilizer operations they will offer for auction the following combined property: 10 TRUCKS 10 3 Trucks w18 ft beds and hoists 3 pickups 4 misc 1963 ord 600 w2 speed axle new 18 ft grain bed and hoist 1960 ord 600 Tandem w18 ft Midwest fold down bed and twin cylinder hoist (has Truxstal hydraulic lift tandem 5speed w2 speed axle) 1959 C800 ord tilt cab tandem w18 ft Omaha fold down bed twin cylinder hoist: (Raveo Belt tandem) Allison Transmatic Transmission: 1967 Dodge 1 ton wdual wheels and stock rack hod 1962 Chevv 2 ton 60 series long wheel base 1956 Chevy 2 ton w14 ft factory grain bed 1965 Chevy ton pickup w4 speed transmission: ton Pckup 58 Inti ton w4 wheel drive 1947 600 ord tandem truck w20 ft grain equalized tandem and flat head V0 engine (The above trucks are ready to go to work) a 1970 4520 JD DIESEL HEAVY DUTY IMPLEMENTS JD Diesel Tractor w350 hours has 18438 duals wide front factory cab radio heater dual hydraulic 1970 JD 145 Semi Mount 616 plow used very little 13ft JD pull type Chisel plow TOMATO EQUIPMENT ERTILIZER EQUIPMENT ARMING TOOLS 1968 Holland 3 pt 4 row automatic transplanter set for rows has rubber guage wheels markers gal saddle tanks wbrackets for JD tractor absolutely the best tomato setter ever put together In any the rows are adjustable anywhere from 40" to Late model IRON AGE double Air Blast Sprayer with 25 GPM pump at 500 lb pressure plus Wisconsin 12 volt starter fan on engine on large floatation tires Midwest Boom ork (to load pallets loaderl 2 flat top wagons wmetal beds and 48 ply airplane tires Tryco 4 ton Tandem ertilizer Trailer Spreader wfloatatlon tires 25 ft Cardinal Auger 1970 Gas Engine John Deere 17x7 double disc drill on low lubber approx 2000 tomato hampers (more or less) Load ing slats for 4 trucks misc picker housing equipment ord 3 pt grader blade 3 Behlen distributors welect motors and a few misc articles AUCTIONEERS NOTE: As most of the articles in the sale are large quits there is practically no miscellaneous so' please be on itme OENE OUST and KINGENDALE ARMS Ownra Lunch Terms Cash Not Responsible or Accidents MARK KINGEN Auctioneer Phon 28245S3 220 226 221 226 AWARDED MEDAL Spec 4 Philip Ray son of Mr and Mrs Harold Ray Markle ville was recently awarded the Bronze Star Medal' for heroism in action in Vietnam Ray serves with the US Army irst Cavalry Division (Air borne) and is the holder of two Purple Hearts for wounds received in action Ray en fered action in Vietnam in March of 1970 and is due unerai Home to return home next month wl'n served a piibarer HEAVY UEL OIL BARRED OSLO The use of heavy fuel ott has been prohibited in the Norwegian capital Only lighter types with a low sulphur content are now showed I County armers Institute Set Madison Countv armers stifate will be held at the Whet stone Church riday eb 26 starting at 9:45 am according to Everett Orebaugh chairman James Wright ASCS office manager will present programs by the ASC Committee) Clyde Mayson of (he State Hiiway Department will discuss road side parks Noon lunch will be served by the Whetstone Church Ho" will be the topic presented by Harold Ber ry in color slide program on a trip to the West Bill Hadley of Indiana arm Bureau will dis cuss legislation affecting Agri culture Verna Whitworth will entertain with singing Officers of the Institute include Mr Ore baugh President Artie Stotler I I executive orancn if nn i VMIU fUk BUU UVUHUUlVti VUllUllUlUlJI LZCVCrtUpiUVHl gress does not implement it he in the same department and tural Resources and Economic uau gu uvwre uie pvvpie ana say: tried to set this govern but the Democratic Congress and is gearing up the Govern ment Operations Committee to schedule hearings as soon as possible He noted however that de see for instance the tailed drafts of the administra Republican congressmen and reorganization plans are senators from agricultural not expected before states standing by silently while Holifield said he will head a the Department of Agriculture new subcommittee on legisla abolished I see how tion and military operations to they can do it PUBLIC SALE As I am discontinuing my farming operation I will Uli the following farm machinery at public auction on: WED EB 24 1911 at 1:00 PM Located at HOPPES EED 8EED GRINDING CO a Daievtne faj a 1968 gas tractor wpower lock 'dual hyd front and rear Weights 169x34 rubber and in A condition 1968 John Deere 145 steerable plow wcoverboards roll ing coulters bottoms 1968 Midwest plow harrow for above plow 1964 John Deere RWA sealed brg wheel disk wnew blades 1969 John Deere 4 row plateless corn bean planter liquid fert attachment furrow openers rubber press wheels and only used on 425 acres 1969 Emmeritt minimum tillage planter harrow 1968 Ini 3 pt hitch rear mtd 4 row cultivators 1968 Int 4 rowrotary shoe on Noble 3 pt hitch hoe carrier John Deere 10 ft field cultivator 4 wheel rubber tired manure spreader 2 section spiked tooth harrow annail tractor wgood rubber paint It wheel weights 1968 John Deere 112 lawn garden tractor hyd lift mower in A condition 1968 Sears 12HP lawn garden tractor mower like new 1970 Homelite 22" chain saw less than six mo old Terms: Cash or Equiv Not Responsible for Accidents CHARLES RIEY Owner Auctioneer: Wayne Pheanls Ph 642 5200 for sale dates Note: Aa there are no small items in thin sale it is im portant that you be on time Remember the date and time eb 24 at 1:00 PM 217 217 220 Bethany Church eatures Varied Youth Activities ikj laur lllzStl 1III arid Glen Davis inmates at the anf local tax Ri Madison County Jail will speak cardson said it should be I IIRAfi fn nrnvirla noftlaT 1UV uvvuvu 1QVCUUC At Hrnnv Chrirfhn governments STOCK MARKET WEEK By JACK DEMAREE Thomson McKinnon pany a wholly owned oubsi diary has carried out a very active drilling and leasing pro gram over the last few years Lone Star Gas has made a con certed effort to correlate the two basic functions gas supply and exploration more than ever before by deliberate' design Early last year the company acquired a 50 per cent interest in some 70000 acres of leases covering multi pay prospects in the Anadarko Basin in Okla homa Last fall Lone Star be gan drilling an ultra deep wild cat well in this basin to a tar get depth of 28000 feet a record The well is now drilling to about 15000 feet and should take approximately two years to reach its geological objective A second well offsetting gas production has also commenced with a projected depth of 24000 feet These wells are natural ly very expensive but the gas reserves if present couldbe a very significant addition of its gas inventory Although we do not anticipate the record pace of 1970 to be repeated we are estimating earnings of $225 a share Selling at 111 times estimated earn ings Lone Star Gas is recom mended as an interesting and reasonably priced vehicle for participation in the growth en visoned for the natural gas in dustry The dividend has been increased to a yearly rate of $124 for a respectable 50 per cent yield to the Shepherds Youth group arBethany Christian Church President NiS PAGE 8 ANDERSON SUNDAY HERALD 'L 'TY '''V' lL SUNDAY EBRUARY 21 1971 Holifield Says Congress Action Impossible Before 1972 On Nixon Department Merger Move WASH NGTON AP) man Chet Holifield of the Governmen Operations Cm called that each bill took twoi mlttee said Saturday it is im years or more possible for Congress to act he The housing bill was voted can create four new depart gress to perform asking us ma 4 a 1 InHa am YYmao I 1 i ki (ImmI A I a IL It TTIir 1 1 1 1 MW VWW4HHMI VS A UVffll MIC lueu MU4C ill MC nUUSE dent Nixon's proposal to mergeand the Transportation bill was OCYVil 5VVCI lUJlCllb ucpai UAICHWJ into four 1 can't believe the Pres ident didn't realize this" the California Democrat said in an interview think he could foresee that' this could not be done his action will be we can only speculate but knowing that the President is a very as tute politician 1 would assume that he has done this for the purpose of creating a situation wherejie can be critical of Con gress particularly a Democrat ic Congress and say "Give me a Republican congressman that will do my will" Two nfhnr rppfimninnHni inne on which Nixon has put a great Democrat nomination for emphasis also are in in the May primary elec Th is Important position to his plans for sharing' Born in Cneijr Idaho federal revenue with the states cbarp has lived in Elwood since and cities and for reforming the coming here from Martins wcuare system wnne putting a floor under incomes Holifield who steered through the House bills that established th Department of Housing and nue sharing proposal is exactly 1 this kind of Richardson said that under general revenue sharing a would have freedom to move 1 against its unique prob and under categorical aid i in revenue sharing the federal government would allocate funds on five national interest areas Marland plans 'for streamlining the Office of Edu cation He said 1971 funds not firmly committed had been fro zen and this amount estimated at $9 million can be reallocat ed have tried do too much with too widely scattered resources funding more than 1100 projects in fiscal 1970 he said we nave oeen torcea to elimi nate our less productive invest ments closing down some labo ratories and cutting off some Marland estimated that $5 bil lion under general revenue sharing will be suent bv the states on education In the long range Marland said he will be working for the federal government to fund ele mentary and secondary educa tion up to 25 per cent of the total cost The federal contribution to elementary and secondary schools now ranges about 6 or 7 per cent He said that the day of the federal paying a greater share of the cost of edu cation is too far away We have to reorder our national In his prepared text Marland said truth is that education in the United States has much more about which to be proud than to be discouraged" He cit ed as examples increased col lege enrollments and swift ly rising proportion of blacks at tending have promised that edit cation would be equal in quality ewinffif Drug Abuse Program Planned By City Chamber Of Commerce son author of Cross and the Miss Violette believes thatthe major way that a young person can find release from alcoholism and drug abuse is a genuine Christian experience" Anyone interested in attending the program should call the Chamber office 642 0264 so the staff can judge the expected capacity for the 400 person audi torium CLASSIIED ADVERTISING ANNOUNCEMENTS Cara Of Thanks In Memoriam Instruction Lost and ognj Personals Special Notices Transportation Where To Eat BUSTNTrR5 Appliance Service Beauty And Barber Shops Building Contractors Business Services General 13 I Carpentry ir Cement And Masonry 17 Cemetery Loti or Sale 11 uneral Directors i Gravel Sand Stone ja Hauling And Moving i Income Tax Service 11 Laundry And Cleaning' "Z23 I Painting and Paperhanging 20 i Plumbing And Heating 21 Air 11 A I Sewer Cleaning ee i employment' i AVADtfl AnA Qulaemon eew Business Opportunities Child Care an i Help Wanted "aa Situations Wanted MBRCHANDI3D Auction Sales 34 Antiques or Sale 35 waierima 41 1 ei arm Supplies 44 lowers And Plants ruits And Vegetables 45 uel Coal Oil 43 Garden Lawn Supplies 43 1 Household Goods jLJZlai I Miscellaneous or Sale 31 Musical Instruments ''39 Rummage Sales jjg 1 Sports Boats Motors 35 TV Radlo Sales Service Tools And Machinery 40 Wanted To Buy 47 1 LIVESTOCK 1 Livestock or Sale Pets so Poultry Aad Sunnlles xa 1 RENTALS I Apartments urnished Apartments Unfurnished Business Locations Houses or Rent 53 i Miscellaneous or Rent Rooms With Board I Rooms Without Board 55 wanted To Rent 1 SHELTER LAND I arms And Acreages 1 i Lake Sites Cottages I Lots or Sale i Homes or Sale Mobile Homes 54 i Recreation Vehicles MA Real Estate Wanted INANCIAL Insurance 55 Loans 1 AUTOMOTIVE Autos or Sale Used Auto Repairing 11 Motorcycles or Sale te I Tires And Accessories 7o Trucks And Trailers tt 1 CLASSIIED DISPLAY AH Classification 72 Card Of Thanks WALTERS We the famQv of DESSIE WALTERS wish to extend our sincerest thanks to all of our friends relatives neighbors is and co workers who were so kind and thoughtful during our recent be reavement AU our heartfelt thanks to Rev Horace Shuman Dr Ted Doles St Hospital Ballard Shirey uneral Hom nri taruazl 1 1 0 THE MARKET PLACE Office Hours: 8 am to 5 pm LINES OR MORE: Weekly rate 29c per line per day Three Days 33 lie per line per day One day 42c per line 'per day Genera 50c per line lat Credit is extended to persons who have telephones listed in their names MONTHLY 4600 PER LTNH 50c charge for Box Numbers TWO LINE MINIMUM RATE Charge 00: Caah Discount of 10 per cent is 1 lowed for advertising oaid in ad vance 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Thank you i would put labor and commerce Community Development Na been criticized as being unwiet put atomic energy in with itsl Development competitors onal oil and eras Mnlifipl said AsHmatac sro rnent up on an efficient basis Nixon proposed to reduce the that the proposed EconomicDe 7t urenJ VAU1UCL UCpanjIltUlft VeiUUUlCUt VCpartHienl WOLUU many thousands of hours of This can be whether it would not cooperate and I there to eivht iMvincr nntniirh4 th hnvc itj non amninvO nd of congressional consiueration hv latirttat he said have to schedule and every business labor and farm organ ization and every congressional committee member affected will want to be heard! "If we let them testify they would say we were unfair railroading the thing he said "I cannot believe that the Juda Race 17 Ji pi I I I I a Wi Ljtl 1 9ft 1 il Zi 'IK I'feW I a I.