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- . December 20, 1963 The Honorable Kermit Gordon Director, Bureau or the Budget Washington, D. c. Dear Mr o Gordon: This is in reply to the request or Mr. Phillip S. Hughes for a report on the enrolled enactment or Ho R. 7044, 88th Congress. The bill would
- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. Assistant Secretary-Financial Assistance ••••••••••••• 2. Assistant Secretary - Physical Environment ••••••••••. 3 • Assistant Secretary - Social Environment ••••••••••••• 4 • Assistant Secretary - Intergovernmental Cooperation ••• S • Research
- 10 of problems • of housing and of community development I 11 through St.ate, county, town, village, or oth~r local and pri- 12 vate action, including promotion of interstate, regional, and 13 metropolitan cooperation; and to provide for fulland
- progmms provided for in existing law. A new subsection 4(f) was added which requires the Secretary of Transportation to cooperate and consult ,vith the Secretaries of the Interior; Health, Education, and Welfare; Agriculture and ,vith the ~ta.tes in all
- ,_.,d_.....,_ __ i_r_._c_a_te_r _____ Gordon M. Murr~ \:-' V I __ Mr. Gordon asked that -we prepare the atte"l.'""d.-3lote for use by the \olhi_te HouSEt,Ji~ _ • 0 uauwww Oil October 16, 1964 (Oor4a1 II. lluri-q) Task Poree \nmlp0rtat1CD X 'l'he
- directly in their success, always under sooe threat of withdrawal of cooperation by the Iotin Aoerican goverDIJents. On the other bnnd, it Castro were elioinoted, the US would be in a ouch stronger position to insist upon adoption of a prograo of ooderate
- . to resi~nt owners, cooperatives, ---extend for significant for an initial achievements ---where appropriate, five-year period. . five-year period, yith provision withi~ a two-year ~riod. provide for phasing beyond the ... • I 10. The demonstration
- , including support areas with in large and small "State problems" ~: mittee during part communities. request cooperation of Senator either in Committee or th.rough order to make clear limit its to the same time central approaches
Folder, "Shelton, Robert Marvin," Records of the NACCD (Kerner Commission), Embargoed Series, Box 11
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- Transportation. of Transportation ment must cooperate in decisions The future transit of mass and Housing and Urban Develop- affecting of its users -- depends Ii the Federal government is to contribute The Department responsibility urban mass
- those who are injured." This fails to mention the essential cooperation between the Secretary of HEWand the Secretary of Commerce. We urge insertion after "Welfare" of "in cooperation with the Secretary of Commerce." -- 3. Page 13 - 11 6. To make
- of Transportation. He said that because of the number of reorganization plans being discussed and . proposed, be would ask Joe Califano for a list of priorities. He said be would cooperate fully . . Since it was only today that we learned through you that we could
- ahould participate Aeronau.tlc:a Board pl"oceedma• that involve lnteraadonal in 'Civil aviation policy. 4 •. Urba.n Tran•portatlon. The Department• opmnt muat cooperate of Tranaportatlon and Hou■ ln1 aod Urban Devel• In decialona affectln1 urban
- for responsible action at the metropolitan level where necessary, whether by local cooperation or by State initiative; (3) Continuous improvement in social and environmental policy and in design technology--through a research and development approach, in cluding
- a maximum role in housing and urban development ,and to achieve the "fullest cooperation" • with private enterprise in meeting departmental objectives. Required the President to undertake a study of functions In other federal agencies that might
- nient; to facilitate the development and improvement of 11 coordinated transportation service, to be provided by private 12 enterprise to the·maximum extent feasible; to encourage ·, '! 13 cooperation ~f ~ederal, State, and local governments, cari
- . But it also requires the will, the cooperation, the energy of you, the individual citizen. For it is the history of this land that whatever has been done was the citizen's doing." She ended with the challenge, "Other generations have left us these monuments
- discussions National with appropriate Reconstruction a. a friendly and cooperative interest to the principle liberties and its time; and that intention the failure will ultimately -·• To affirm ment enters including time. To make clear
- for accomplishing·tbia ill Poaition are ••t forth Paper I.) During the past four and a half years w have been able to work out cooperative for greater agreement• with other Federal coorcllnation an4 cooperation in urban America. 'lhe moat effective u4
- to ;( .,:_· violence and feel that assistance to the riot areas rewards lawlessness. (· On the other hand, strong efforts are underway or being formulated by a variety of private groups in the white connnunity, working alone or in cooperation with Negroes, to develop
- and honored American in~erest ' the ,. , co~fl1ct. Cooperation Yea~ in every·conce1vable that ._could lead to peace. I called it of the Century. it now the assignment { Among the· many committees • public formed from both the private 1 I
Folder, "Report to Task Force on Pollution Abatement," Office Files of Joseph A. Califano, Box 31
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- .)ollution abatement rroposals. Those projects justified by an excess of benefits over costs should be undertaken cooperatively with State and local authorities. The Federal Gove1·nrr,ent n:-iust take the lead in a national attack on pollution. But State
- , cooperative arrangements would have to be developed to make these highly specialized services available to those who need them. The centers should be located initially in areas of greatest need. The development of facilities would probably cost about
- , government, and the news media.'' The organization blames this on '' the specific actions of our last four presidents that have directly aided or cooperated with our com munist enemies.'' With reference to the late President Kennedy, the Minutemen state
- -1682 Scheduled Black Power Meeting, August 19, .19.6 7, For Ho RAP BROWN During August, 1967, JAMES HARRIS, of Lincoln Heights, Ohio (Cin~inn~ti incorporated suburb of . practically 100 per cent Negro population) cooperated with Cincinnati SNCC
- enforcement officers in the South are neither Klan members nor sympathetic to the KKK. Committee investigators have received excellent cooperation from both State and local law enforcement agencies, he said. Facts developed in the 12 days of hearings in 1965
- the RAM org~ization is not .a very powerful or influential groupo He - stated :that that he is desirous of cooperating with the FBI ifi he is con·tacted by RAM members ·at any future time . He a).so stated '" that he is available at any time for interview
Folder, "Stoner, Jesse Benjamin," Records of the NACCD (Kerner Commission), Embargoed Series, Box 11
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- -:~gons from other k.l~r1 groups. SV T-4 said discussion at this meeting imdicmted the new group would cooperate with the NSPJl ts\nd other groups i .t11 provid:t1rtg lessons in self-defense and in prote6ting esch othe~ 9 s property. STONER was to prepmre