Chief Executives and Bureaucracies - TCI
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From Government Alive! Power, Politics, <strong>and</strong> YouStudent H<strong>and</strong>out 13BPresident Johnson Document 1Status of BillsAugust 4, 1964Poverty bill - Passed Senate -- On House floor for Wednesday. Open rule,6 hours debateWilderness bill - Expected to go to conference shortlyFood Stamp bill - In Rules Committee for House to recede <strong>and</strong> concur onSenate amendments - possibility of Rules Committee actionon ThursdayHousing bill - Passed Senate - House Committee to consider tomorrow --possibility of floor action sometime next weekNurses training bill - Passed House - Senate Labor Subcommittee willschedule as soon as Senator Hill completes HEW appropriationImmigration legislation - Still in CommitteeFood for Peace - House Subcommittee has marked-up bill - Full Committeemay consider on Friday - to Rules early next week -- SenatorEllender hopes to consider week of August 10Foreign aid bill - Passed House -- On Senate floor for debateInternational Coffee Agreement - Passed both Houses - Question, toconcur in Dirksen amendment or conferenceWater pollution control bill - Passed Senate - House Committee expectedto report Senate passed bill this weekL<strong>and</strong> conservation fund - Passed House - Senate Committee expected toreport out todaySocial Security amendments of ’64 - Passed House - Senate Committee tomeet today to discuss hearings procedureSource: Lyndon Baines Johnson Library.© Teachers’ Curriculum Institute 2, Inc. <strong>Chief</strong> <strong>Executives</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Bureaucracies</strong> 215(c) Teachers' Curriculum Institute www.teachtci.com info@teachtci.com
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