88th Congress - 1963-01-03 to 1965-01-03

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A letter from Colonel J. W. Morris to Congressman Albert providing progress reports on the construction of Broken Bow and Pine Creek Dams, including details about the status of construction projects, design stages, and completion schedules for both dams.

Scope and Contents The House of Representatives has passed a bill that has been amended since it was first drafted, with the purpose of eliminating second class citizenship and preserving the rights of all Americans. The bill is substantially different from earlier drafts and will now be considered by the U.S. Senate, where further changes are expected. Representative Carl Albert believes that the final version of the bill will be beneficial to the nation and will be approved by the majority of people in...

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Congress is expected to pass the biggest tax cut in history, totaling $11.5 billion, which should be ready for President Johnson's signature by the end of the day or tomorrow. If all goes smoothly, millions of Americans will see the reductions in their paychecks in March. The House is expected to take final action on the compromise version of the legislation first, followed by the Senate. Once passed, President Johnson will need to sign the bill into law.

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The text discusses the qualities and characteristics that make a good Congressman, focusing on the importance of judgment, intelligence, character, and a desire to serve the public. It emphasizes the need for individuals to navigate the complexities of the legislative body, handle conflicts, and make important contributions to public welfare. The text also highlights the dynamic nature of the House of Representatives and the skills required for success in such a challenging environment.