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Opening statement of Hon. Estes Kefauver, a U.S. Senator from Tennessee,

chairman of the Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments_-

Senate Joint Resolution 85, 87th Congress, 1st session__

Senate Joint Resolution 181, 87th Congress, 2d session.

Statement of-

Albaugh, William A., secretary, Equal National Representation

Committee__

Bush, Hon. Prescott, a U.S. Senator from the State of Connecticut -

Donohue, F. Joseph, member, Democratic Central Committee for the

District of Columbia..

Keating, Hon. Kenneth B., a U.S. Senator from the State of New

York...

King, Col. Archibald, representing Georgetown Citizens Association..

Martin, Robert E., representing National Capital Area Civil Liberties

Union..

Mathias, Hon. Charles McC., a Representative in Congress for the

State of Maryland..

Miller, Hon. Jack, a U.S. Senator from the State of Iowa-

Pendleton, George C., chairman, board of directors, Washington

Home Rule Committee__

Press, William H., executive vice president, Metropolitan Washington

Board of Trade..

Schlaifer, Irving, Washington, D.C..

Shipley, Carl L., chairman, Republican State Committee for the

District of Columbia...

Simonson, Mrs. Richard, president, League of Women Voters of the

District of Columbia_.

Warner, Sturgis, attorney, Washington, D.C..

Statement submitted by-

Anderson, Hon. Elmer L., Governor of the State of Minnesota.

Case, Hon. Francis, a U.S. Senator from the State of South Dakota__

Cobb, Charles, Arlington, Va..

Hatfield, Hon. Mark O., Governor of the State of Oregon..

Haworth, Ellis, chairman, Legislation Committee, District of Columbia

Congress of Parents and Teachers..

League of Women Voters of the United States..

Lee, Mrs. Floyd W., member for New Mexico, Republican National

Committee.

Manor Park Citizens Association, Washington, D.C.

Snodgrass, Robert., member for Georgia, Republican National Com-

mittee_

Spencer, Samuel, attorney, Washington, D.C.

Tobriner, Walter N., President, Board of Commissioners of the District

of Columbia_.

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Memorandums and miscellaneous-

House Joint Resolution 529, 86th Congress, 1st session.

Analysis of certain features of House Joint Resolution 529, April 25,

1960, by Samuel Still, legislative attorney, Legislative Reference

Service, Library of Congress--

Comments on House Joint Resolution 529, April 26, 1960, by Samuel H.

Still, legislative attorney, Legislative Reference Service, Library of

Congress

"Representation of the District of Columbia in Congress Under

Statutory Authority," by Mary Louise Ramsey, legislative attorney,

Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress--

Memorandums and miscellaneous-Continued

Report and recommendations of citizens advisory council concerning
proposal for a nonvoting Delegate to Congress for the District of
Columbia, January 15, 1962--

"Spokesman on the Hill," an editorial reprinted from the Washington
Post of May 4, 1962.

"District of Columbia Delegate,' an editorial from the Washington
Evening Star of May 2, 1962.

"Does a Constitutional Amendment Granting the District of Columbia
Two Senators and Ratified by Less Than 50 States Violate the
Second Proviso of Article V of the U.S. Constitution?" June 8, 1962,
by James P. Radigan, Jr., senior specialist in American public law,
Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress___

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