Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1973: Hearings, Ninety-third Congress, First Session, Volume 74, Issue 2, Part 1 - Volume 76, Issue 2, Part 3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 - 1188 pages |
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The FBI can render its greatest assistance to the Drug Enforce- ment Administration by furnishing continuing intelligence on narcotics and dangerous drugs from its vast network of sources of information .
The FBI can render its greatest assistance to the Drug Enforce- ment Administration by furnishing continuing intelligence on narcotics and dangerous drugs from its vast network of sources of information .
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My testimony today will be addressed to the posture of narcotics enforce- ment in the New York area . The joining together of all federal agencies charged with the enforcement of drug laws to a single unit known as the Drug Enforcement ...
My testimony today will be addressed to the posture of narcotics enforce- ment in the New York area . The joining together of all federal agencies charged with the enforcement of drug laws to a single unit known as the Drug Enforcement ...
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EXHIBIT 63 STATEMENT BY DWIGHT E. PITMAN , SUPERINTENDENT , ILLINOIS STATE POLICE Members of the committee : I welcome this opportunity to offer some thoughts relative to the consolidation of certain areas of Federal law enforce- ment .
EXHIBIT 63 STATEMENT BY DWIGHT E. PITMAN , SUPERINTENDENT , ILLINOIS STATE POLICE Members of the committee : I welcome this opportunity to offer some thoughts relative to the consolidation of certain areas of Federal law enforce- ment .
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Opening statements of Hon Abraham Ribicoff U S Senator from | 6 |
APRIL 13 1973 | 129 |
Robert W Greene senior editor Newsday accompanied by Anthony | 186 |
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