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He based
intervene
a constructive
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alternative
best
to the situation
objected
hope would be a situation
of competition
leadership",
Federal
Maritime
he said,
shipping,
regulation
but that
the public
interest.••
function
determine
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Under Secret_ary'
s memorandum of June -26.
Bob
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the capacity
of
existing
road systems
at relatively
low cost.
from
able
able
We hope -in the months ahead to remove another
restriction
the mayors of cities
who have billions
of dollars
avail
for streets
and freeways
and only a few millions
availfor public
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for
a GS-4
to utilize
these
had to spend 18 more months
Extensive
but no tangible
recruiting
results
was· d·one
were immediately
39
In July,
that
Ee was hopeful
Servic_e Conunission would approve
college
college
the same as before.
their
Mr
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for Transportation
BOB (In lieu of Art Kallen who is on J weeks leave)
Mr. Bud Olson, FAA
Mr. Gene Weithoner, FAA.
Captain H. L. MORGAN
and CommanderDave LA.UTH,
USCG
-Mr. Jeff Harris,
__.Mr. Dean returned from leave for the meeting, and will be in on the Jrd
- and fragmented.
In order to find suitable.land,
the new community developer is likely to
search for large tracts,
which almost inevitably
will have poor access, and
hope that he can persuade or force local jurisdictions
to build or improve
transportation
links
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the capacity
of this
governmental
institutions.
Johnson's
Administration
with our unfinished
latest
attempt
initiatives,
of men to arrange
we can be proud of our
and hopeful
their
Alan S. Boyd
Jn
concerning
own affairs
through
Tapes located
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Commerce
Com1nisa ion.
Secretary
Boyd said,
"I am hopeful
that
the situation
Alaska and Puerto Rico can be worked out quickly
possible
regard
for the convenience
of the public
in Hawaii,
and with the greatest
and affected
commerce."
Present
Rico
- community covering the results
of t~e inve~tigation. _It is hoped that the report will speed up the intro
duction of improved mstruments in general aviation aircraft and induce
more general aviation pilots to secure an instrument rating.
In view of the fact