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  • pollution activities under the Inte­ rior Department to make them more effective. The House Committee on Public Works is meeting almost daily to consider a new and expanded clean rivers bill, already approved by the Senate, to pro,·ide greater impetus
  • publication. Publication will not go unnoticed. There will be a few stories in the New York Times, the Daily Labor Report, and some construc­ Uon publications concerning this action. However, aside from the Plumbers Union and the Sheet Metal Union
  • and lecturer on state (for metropolitan In 1961, he va• College, of Chicago and Harvard. He did undergraduate and graduate studies work at DAVIDH. PELLISH Hr. Pellish New York City's is chief of the Bureau of Project Housing and Redevelopment Board
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  • , Jr., in Chicago, and later the "removal of the Negro entre• Shriver asked him to become a di­ preneur from the marketplace where rector of the Busine ·smcn's Commit• American citizens arc accustomed tee for Kennedy-Johnson. "We wen· to bargaining
  • wanted to get the;(Dow - Jones averages scrubbed and a new type stock index created. Funston told the World - Telegram this was all hokum and out of someone 1 s imagination. I called Moyers and alerted him . I also called Ackley for Funston said
  • for briefings; substantial correspondence regarding the 1964 vacancy in the office of Attorney General and the temporal relationship between appointing a new Attorney General and the general election; correspondence regarding the nomination and appointment
  • .) - Chairman Zerox Corporation, New York City Philip Klutznick (59 yrs.) Chicago, Illinois - Senior James Downs (61 yrs.) - President, tion, Chicago, Illinois Hedley Donovan (52_ yrs.) Urban America, Inc. - Editor and Chief Partner, Klutznick Real
  • ., Providence, RI. PIASICKI, Frank N., Piasecki Aircraft Corporation, Phila, Pa. PLOdMAN,Grosvenor E., Portland, Maine POTTER, Orlando, Wash., D ,C, RICHTER, Frank, Modern Railroads, Chicago, Ill. ROOKEFELLER, Nelson A., Albaey, NY New Haven, Conn. RCW,Arthur
  • of the admin­ by the Chicago regional are required amended (42 U.S.C. has made a review of Cincinnati, community improvement Housing and Home Finance munity Office Plan 3 on July out the principal functions housing, of the Federal 27, 1947, home
  • September 23, 1964 Dear Mr. President: Herewith is a copy of our report to the Congress on ineffective administration contributing to unsatisfactory progress in rehabilitating the Hyde Park-Kenwood urban re­ newal area, Chicago, Illinois-Housing and Home
  • : Subject: Letter:___ Telegram: The President Arnold J .)(Rauen, Other: Chairman, Federal Executive Board, Chicago, llllnoia 8/6/68 Submits !or President's perusal Annual Report of the Chicago Federal Executive Board !or year endi~g June 30, 1968
  • . - Improved Service to the Public has made significant strides with the support of the FEBs. During the past year they played a key role in launching five new Federal Information Centers in Boston, Chicago, Denver, Ft. Worth, and San Francisco, and other
  • . Lawrence B. Levinaon warr•n L. 111\ith w. Barr , _,,.."JTIVI' ~:?/7 ~/70~ September Wednesday, 4, 1968 10:00 a. m. FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM Joe Califano and Larry Levin•on It is important to name the new FNMA Board so that the trander of FNMA
  • ~,~~.(,, -~ te:~-uU u a memorandum from Robert Weaver concerning the 1 , ~ Board for Riot.Reinsurance, under the new Housing A~.~/ .,,,, . • • ~ These are secretarial appointments. However, it is important~~~ the Board be a strong one. •I believe some
  • . Louis, Missouri HUGOBLACK,JR. Miami, Florida RICHARDW. O'NEILL New York, New York LEWIS DAVIS New York, New York RICHARDRAVITCH New York, New York JOHN DeGROVE Boca Raton, Florida CARLE. SANDERS Atlanta, Georgia ANTHONY DOWNS Chicago, Illinois
  • their expenditures. ---/"? Most important, there is a new and growing public awareness of the magnitude and danger of the problem. ---~------~-;-~--Iltis· now possible for a President to speak frankly t6the people about this matter. But~ m~:su.-red agai'.nst
  • . Louis, Missouri HUGOBLACK, JR. Miami, Florida RICHARDW. O'NEILL New York, New York LEWIS DAVIS New York, New York RICHARDRAVITCH New York, New York JOHN DeGROVE Boca Raton, Florida CARLE. SANDERS Atlanta, Georgia ANTHONY DOWNS Chicago, Illinois
  • ·assure you that the many new programs provided tor in the Hollsing be administered tor tbese promptly and witb oew programs have been tundedo onceo• and O'rban Deve:lopmerit Act ~t 196$ will sre already· no delay. 1n ettect.o Most of our
  • for briefings; substantial correspondence regarding the 1964 vacancy in the office of Attorney General and the temporal relationship between appointing a new Attorney General and the general election; correspondence regarding the nomination and appointment
  • r a ') flil MEMORIAL COMMISSIO N (CREA TED BY ACT 0 F CONGRESS, 19S3) WASHI NGTON, D.C. 20420 DU 9.3953 . HON, EMMET O'NEAL CHAIRMAN August 26, 1966 MEMBERS: GALE W, MCGEE SENATOR FROM WYOMING CLIFFORD p, CASE SENATOR FROM NEW JERSEY OANIEL B
  • other man of our time was willing to try out new ideas and challenge old entrenched ones. He looked to the future as well as the past, primarily to what was required and not merely to what was popular. His only commit­ ment was to his country
  • and a significant factor in the overall development of the area, was announced last December 14, 1964, and re­ ceived considerable attention in the local press the following day (see attached press release and newsclippings). Since there is no current news value