Legislative Branch Appropriations for 1959: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Eighty-fifth Congress, Second SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1958 - 291 pages |
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... actual needs . A review of the committee's annual proposals since 1953 , demonstrates that they closely paralleled the Institute's capacity for pro- ductive growth . PROPOSED 1959 BUDGET , $ 29,750,000 The total Institute budget ...
... actual needs . A review of the committee's annual proposals since 1953 , demonstrates that they closely paralleled the Institute's capacity for pro- ductive growth . PROPOSED 1959 BUDGET , $ 29,750,000 The total Institute budget ...
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... actual percentage allowed by one Government agency , Department of Health , Education , and Welfare , 15 percent , and the average by another agency , Department of Defense , 41.2 percent , is translated into dollars , it costs those 11 ...
... actual percentage allowed by one Government agency , Department of Health , Education , and Welfare , 15 percent , and the average by another agency , Department of Defense , 41.2 percent , is translated into dollars , it costs those 11 ...
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... actual requirements and that was the reason it was recalculated , at their insistence . Mr. FOGARTY . I am not finding fault with it , or arguing with you as to which is more nearly correct , but when Members look at these fig- ures ...
... actual requirements and that was the reason it was recalculated , at their insistence . Mr. FOGARTY . I am not finding fault with it , or arguing with you as to which is more nearly correct , but when Members look at these fig- ures ...
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... actual articles in journals , daily papers , and magazines of the world . Mr. FOGARTY . I remember being in Germany 10 years ago and being told that all the help we were giving Germany at that time was not appreciated because they did ...
... actual articles in journals , daily papers , and magazines of the world . Mr. FOGARTY . I remember being in Germany 10 years ago and being told that all the help we were giving Germany at that time was not appreciated because they did ...
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... actual break- down of the sums we do recommend . Mr. DENTON . Those will be made part of the record . ( The information referred to follows :) National Institute of Mental Health Fiscal 1958 appropria- tion Fiscal 1959 administra- tion ...
... actual break- down of the sums we do recommend . Mr. DENTON . Those will be made part of the record . ( The information referred to follows :) National Institute of Mental Health Fiscal 1958 appropria- tion Fiscal 1959 administra- tion ...
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Page 19 - For salaries and expenses, studies and examinations of executive agencies by the Committee on Appropriations, to be expended in accordance with section 202 (b) of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1946, $500,000; as compared with $450,000, appropriated f or . the fiscal year 1955, or an increase of $50,000.
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