Nominations of D.C. Commissioner, Assistant to Commissioner, and Nine City Council Members: Hearings...90-1, on the Nomination of D.C. Commissioner (Walter E. Washington), Assitant to the Commissioner (Thomas W. Fletcher), and Nine City Council Members (John W. Hechinger, Walter E. Fauntroy, Mrs. Margaret A. Haywood, J.C. Turner, Joseph P. Yeldell, John A. Nevius, Stanley J. Anderson, William S. Thompson, and Mrs. Polly Shackleton), September 20, October 20, 19671967 - 261 pages |
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... affairs , on behalf of Mrs. Polly Shackleton_ . MacCracken , William P. , Jr. , attorney at law , Washington , D.C. , on behalf of John A. Nevius . McGuigan , F. H. , legislative representative , AFL - CIO , Washington , D.C. , on ...
... affairs , on behalf of Mrs. Polly Shackleton_ . MacCracken , William P. , Jr. , attorney at law , Washington , D.C. , on behalf of John A. Nevius . McGuigan , F. H. , legislative representative , AFL - CIO , Washington , D.C. , on ...
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... affairs . Mr. Fletcher , who compiled an enviable record during five years as city manager of my own city of San Diego , will unquestionably prove a most valuable assistant to the distinguished Walter Washington . As city manager , Mr ...
... affairs . Mr. Fletcher , who compiled an enviable record during five years as city manager of my own city of San Diego , will unquestionably prove a most valuable assistant to the distinguished Walter Washington . As city manager , Mr ...
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... affairs , to consult with him in moments of decision and have enjoyed the honor of being consulted by him . In both private and professional life Mr. Washington enjoys a splendid reputation as a man of excellent character . The ...
... affairs , to consult with him in moments of decision and have enjoyed the honor of being consulted by him . In both private and professional life Mr. Washington enjoys a splendid reputation as a man of excellent character . The ...
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... Affairs should ask the two appointees what they intend to do about the following five conditions and what kind of programs they would undertake : ( 1 ) As of June 1966 , the 206 District government jobs , GS - 14 and above , included ...
... Affairs should ask the two appointees what they intend to do about the following five conditions and what kind of programs they would undertake : ( 1 ) As of June 1966 , the 206 District government jobs , GS - 14 and above , included ...
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... affairs for at least 10 years . She has worked in the political party and on many District issues and programs , especially beautification and summer enrichment . Mr. Turner has participated in innumerable pro- grams in the District for ...
... affairs for at least 10 years . She has worked in the political party and on many District issues and programs , especially beautification and summer enrichment . Mr. Turner has participated in innumerable pro- grams in the District for ...
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