Nomination of John T. Connor: Hearing Before the Committee on Commerce, United States Senate, Eighty-ninth Congress, First Session on Nomination of John T. Connor, of New Jersey, to be Secretary of Commerce, January 12, 1965U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 - 49 pages |
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... regard as a quali- fication of high order . Again I hope that it will not prejudice him in the minds of any of the members of the committee . He has had previous Government service in exacting and distin- guished posts and has acquited ...
... regard as a quali- fication of high order . Again I hope that it will not prejudice him in the minds of any of the members of the committee . He has had previous Government service in exacting and distin- guished posts and has acquited ...
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... regard to such study being made ? We are being continuously told we sell a lot more in dollars than we buy in dollars . My question is , " How does this reflect itself in the loss of American jobs as against the gain of American jobs ...
... regard to such study being made ? We are being continuously told we sell a lot more in dollars than we buy in dollars . My question is , " How does this reflect itself in the loss of American jobs as against the gain of American jobs ...
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... regard . We find that situation elsewhere . There are backdoor concessions in many of these countries . We do not blame these countries for trying to stimulate their own ex- ports . They have a perfect right to do so . But all I am ...
... regard . We find that situation elsewhere . There are backdoor concessions in many of these countries . We do not blame these countries for trying to stimulate their own ex- ports . They have a perfect right to do so . But all I am ...
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... regard to the proposed Appalachian program and with regard to the im- provement and further and more effective implementation of the area redevelopment program ? Mr. CONNOR . Well , I do not know enough about the area redevelop- ment ...
... regard to the proposed Appalachian program and with regard to the im- provement and further and more effective implementation of the area redevelopment program ? Mr. CONNOR . Well , I do not know enough about the area redevelop- ment ...
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... regard to drugs . What is your position about the fact that drugs should have simple generic names ? Mr. CONNOR . Well , Senator , I would like to answer all questions , but I do not think that the generic name problem comes under my ...
... regard to drugs . What is your position about the fact that drugs should have simple generic names ? Mr. CONNOR . Well , Senator , I would like to answer all questions , but I do not think that the generic name problem comes under my ...
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Page 14 - Senator LAUSCHE. That is The CHAIRMAN. If you need any help in that area, we have a storeroom up here with reports available on transportation. Mr. CONNOR. Thank you, sir. Senator LAUSCHE. I think that during your term action will have to be taken with respect to some of the recommendations that have been made. I think that is all that I have, Mr. Chairman. The CHAIRMAN. Mr. Connor, getting back to what Senator Pastore and Senator Lausche talked about, on this business of reciprocity, as a member...
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