COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS: MAY 10-12, SUBCOMMITTEE ON

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Next meeting of the SENATE
12.:00 izoon, Monday, May 10
H.R. 72o, expanding the authority of the Canal Zone
Government to settle claims not cognizable under the
Tort Claims Act;
H.R. 724, authorizing the transfer of certain Canal
Zone prisoners to the custody of the Attorney General;
H.R. 4528, regulating archeological exploration in the
Canal Zone;
H.A. 5990, granting increased benefits to persons re-
ceiving cash relief under the Panama Canal Cash Relief
Act and extending cash relief benefits to widows of
recipients; and
H.R. 7o59, authorizing appropriations to the Smith-
sonian Institution to carry out its functions under the
act of July 2, 1940.
'he House will also consider H.R. 2984, the Health
Research, Facilities Act amendments of 1965 (3 hours
of debate).
Tuesday, the House will consider H.R. 7997, making
appropriations for sundry independent bureaus, boards,
commissions, corporations, agencies, and offices for fiscal
year i966.
Wednesday and balance of week, the House will act
on S. 701, to carry out the obligations of the United
States under the. International Coffee Agreement of
1962 (2 hours of debate); and H.R. 6755, regarding ad-
ditiorxal authorizations for certain river basin plans to
cover fiscal year 1966.
NOTE.-Conference reports may be brought up at any
time.
House Committees
Committee on Agriculture: May 11-13, Subcommittee on
Oilseeds and Rice, on title III, rice provisions, of H.R. 7097, the
farm bill.
Committee on Armed Services: May 1o, on H.R. 7484, 7596,
and 7762, Senate amendments to H.R. 3043, to authorize pay-
ment of special allowances to dependents of members of the
uniformed services, to offset expenses incident to their evacuation,
To a.m., 2118 Rayburn House Office Building.
May I I, full committee, on H.R. 5885, re military construction
authorization.
Committee on Banking and Currency: May I I, informal exec-
utive session, on pending business.
Committee on the District of Columbia: May To, Subcommit-
tee No. H. on H.R. 4833, re Woodward & Lothrop space allot-
ment; H.R. 6954, re Colonial Dames-exempt from taxation
certain property; and H.R. 2814, re waterfront priority, holders,
10;3o a.m., 445 Cannon House Office Building.
May IT, Subcommittee No. 3, executive, re minimum wage
laws.. -
May 12, Subcommittee No. 2, to resume hearings on D.C.
revenue bills.
Committee on Education and Labor: May Io-12, Special Sub-
committee on Education, executive, on H.R. 3220, re higher
education, Monday, To a.m., 2261 Rayburn House Office Build-
ing.
Committee on Foreign Affairs: May io-i2, Subcommittee on
Europe, on religious persecution in Soviet Russia and bloc coun-
tries, Monday, io a.m., 2200 Rayburn House Office Building.
Next meeting of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
12:00 noon, Monday, May 10
May 13, Subcommittee on Africa, executive, briefing by G.
Mennen Williams, Assistant Secretary of State for African
Affairs.
May 13, Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs, executive,
briefing by Fulton Freeman, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico.
Committee on Government Operations: May To and IT, Sub-
committee on Military Construction, on GAO construction audit-
ing reports, Department of Defense, To a.m., 2247 Rayburn
House Office Building.
Committee on Interior and Insular Afairs: May To, Subcom-
mittee on Mines and Mining, on H.R. 5842, and related bills,
re Lead-Zinc Small Producers Stabilization Act of October 3,
296x, 9:45 a.m., 1324 Longworth House Office Building.
May I i, Subcommittee on Public Lands, executive, on H.R.
16, re selection of mineral lands; and H.R. 5798, and related
bills, re Kaniksu National Forest (open session).
May 12, full committee, on H.R. 797, re Whiskeytown-Shasta-
Trinity National Recreation Area; and S. Iooo, re transfer of
title of movable property. (Any other business that may be
ready for consideration.)
May 13 and 14, Subcommittee on Indian Affairs, on H.R. 874,
907, 7103, 5156, 3715, and ~86o, various Indian affairs measures.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce: May I r and
13, Subcommittee on Transportation and Aeronautics, on H.R.
554, and related bills, re expansion of the Washington National
Airport.
May 12, full committee, on H.R. 7777, to authorize the Presi-
dent to appoint Gen. William F. McKee (U.S. Air Force, re-
tired) to the office of Administrator of the Federal Aviation
Agency.
Committee on the Judiciary: May I1, executive, to continue
consideration of H.R. 6400 (amended), re voting rights.
Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries: May so, Sub-
committee on Fish and Wildlife, re fish and wildlife in Hudson
River, To a.m., 1334 Longworth House Office Building.
Committee on Post Office and Civil Service: May IT, Sub-
committee on Civil Service, on H.R. 1732, re allotment and
assignment of pay, GAO.
May 12, Subcommittee on Census and Statistics, to continue
on H.R. 6183, re mid-decade census.
May 13, Subcommittee on Compensation, to resume hearings
on H.R. 6845, re overseas teachers pay bill.
Committee on Public Works: May so, on H.R. 6991, re grants
for public works and development facilities in economically dis-
tressed areas, To a.m., 2167 Rayburn House Office Building.
Committee on Ways and Means: May To, executive, on H.R.
7368, re reduction in duty enjoyed by returning residents to $50
fair retail value, so a.m., committee room, Longworth House
Office Building.
Joint Committees
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy: May so, executive, on
the status of U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency ac-
tivity in the nuclear field to hear Adrian Fisher, and other
agency officials, 2 p.m., room AE-r, Capitol;
May IT, executive, to mark up S. 70o and H.R. 3597, AEC
authorizations for fiscal 1966, 2 p.m., room AE-s, Capitol.
Joint Economic Committee: May IT, Subcommittee on Eco-
nomic Statistics, to begin hearings on the report of the Review
Committee for Balance of Payments, Statistics, ro a.m., room
AE-I, Capitol.
Joint Committee on the Organization of the Congress: May
10-13, to hold hearings to receive testimony from Members of
Congress on various proposed changes in the organization of the
Congress, 1o a.m., room S-228, Capitol.
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and Freedom Commission, and heard testimony from
Representative Ichord; and Earl T. Smith, former
Ambassador to Cuba.
BILL SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT
New Law
(For last listing of pu fc laws, see DIGEST, p. D347,
May 3,1965)
H.J. Res. 447, making supplemental appropriations of
$700 million for the Defense Establishment for fiscal
year 1965. Signed May 7, 1965 (P.L. 89-18).
CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAM AHEAD
Week of May 10-15
(Committee meetings are open unless otherwise indicated)
Senate Chamber
Senate will continue consideration of S. 1564, voting
rights bill, with the pending Kennedy (Massachusetts)
poll tax ban amendment to be voted on at i p.m.
Tuesday, May 11.
Senate Committees
Committee on Agriculture and Forestry: May 12, Subcommit-
tee on-Soil Conservation and Forestry, executive, on subcom-
mittee business, 10:3o a.m., 324 Old Senate Office Building.
Committee on Appropriations: May 10-13, subcommittee, on
H.R. 6453, fiscal 1966 appropriations for the D.C., 1o a.m., room
S-126, Capitol;
May 11-14, subcommittee, on fiscal 1966 budget estimates for
public works, io a.m., 1114 New Senate Office Building;
May 12-14, subcommittee, on fiscal 1966 budget estimates for
independent offices, 1o a.m., room S-128, Capitol;
May 13, subcommittee, on fiscal 1966,budget estimates for the
Bureau of Reclamation and power marleting agencies, 16 a.m.,
1223 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on Armed Services: May To, to continue joint hear-
ings with the Military Construction Subcommittee of the Com-
mittee on Appropriations, on title V (military family housing)
of S. 1771, fiscal 1966 authorizations for military construction,
ro a.m., 212 Old Senate Office Building.
Committee on Banking and Currency: May 11, Subcommittee
on Production and Stabilization, executive, on titles I[ and IV of
S. 1648, proposed Public Works and Economic Development
Act, to a.m., 5302 New Senate Office Building;
May 12, Housing Subcommittee, executive, to resume con-
sideration of S. 1354, and other pending housing legislation,
1o a.m., 5302 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on Commerce: May 1o, it, and 14, Surface Trans-
portation Subcommittee, to hold hearings on S. 17.27, to combat
illegal trucking of freight, and related pending bills requested
by the ICC, 9 a.m., 457 Old Senate Office Building;
May i i and 12, Merchant Marine and Fisheries Subcommittee,
on pending fisheries bills (S. 998, 9o9, and 1734), 1o a.m., Tues-
day in 511o New Senate Office Building, and Wednesday in 457
Old Senate Office Building;
May 12 and 13, full committee, on S. 218, to prohibit Federal
regulation of local intrastate nonprofit rural electrification orga-
nizations, ro a.m., 511o New Senate Office Building.
Committee on the District of Columbia: May To, Public
Health Subcommittee, on S. 1817, to amend the D.C. Public
Assistance Law, To a.m,, 6226 New Senate Office Building;
May i i, full committee, on S. 1632, to require the registration
of pistols in the D.C., 1o a.m., 6226 New Senate Office Building;
May 13, to resume hearings on H.R. 5688, S. 1526, and S.
1320, omnibus D.C. crime bills, to a.m., 6226 New Senate Office
Building.
Committee on Finance: May 10-14, to continue hearings on
H.R. 6675, social security-medicare bill, 1o a.m., 2221 New
Senate Office Building.
Committee on Foreign Relations: May to, executive, to mark
up S. 1368, Peace Corps authorizations bill, and H.R. 6497,
authorizing increase in: the International Monetary Fund quota
of the U.S., 1o a.m., room S-116, Capitol;
May ii and 12, to hold hearings on S. Con. Res. 32, relating
to planning for peace, 10 a.m., 4221 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on Government Operations: May i1, Permanent
Subcommittee on Investigations, to continue in executive session,
followed by open session, its hearings on bank closures, To a.m.,
3302 New Senate Office Building;
May 12 and 14, Subcommittee on Executive Reorganization,
on S. Res. 102, disapproving Reorganization Plan No. i of 1965,
which relates to the Bureau of Customs, to hear Members of
Congress and Secretary of Treasury Fowler, to a.m., 3302
New Senate Office: Building;
May 13, Subcommittee on National Security and International
Operations, to begin a series of hearings on the conduct of na-
tional security policy, to hear Walter B. Wriston, First National
City Bank of New York, on "balance of payments and balance
of power," 1o a.m., 3110 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs: May 12, to hold
hearings on Federal programs relating to oil shale, to hear Gov-
ernment witnesses,' 1o a.m., 3110 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on the judiciary: May 11 and 12, Antitrust and
Monopoly Subcommittee, to hold hearings on the subject of
high-risk automobile insurance companies, To a.m., Tuesday in
318 Old Senate Office Building, and Wednesday in 2228 New
Senate Office Building;
May 12-14, Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and
Procedure, to hold hearings on pending bills proposing amend-
ments- to the Administrative Procedure Act (S. 1336, 1879, 116o,
and 1758), 1o a.m., 1318 New Senate Office Building;
May 14, Constitutional Amendments Subcommittee, to con-
tinue its hearings on S.J. Res. 2, and other pending proposals to
amend the Constitution with regard to reapportionment, io
a.m., 2228 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on Labor and Public Welfare: May it, Subcom-
mittee on the Arts and Humanities, executive, to consider pend-
ing bills to create foundations on the arts and humanities, to
a.m., 4232 New Senate Office Building;
May 12 and 13, Subcommittee on Education, to continue its
hearings on S. 6oo, proposed Higher Education Act, To a.m.,
4232 New Senate Office Building.
Committee on Public Works: May To, Special Subcommittee
on Air and Water Pollution, executive, on S. 306, providing re-
search programs relative to controlling air pollution from gaso-
line- and diesel-powered engine fumes, To a.m., 4200 New Senate
Office Building.
Committee on Rules and Administration: May To, Subcommit-
tee on Privileges and Elections, to hold hearings on S. 1474, creat-
ing a bipartisan commission to study Federal laws limiting
political activity of Government employees, ro a.m., 301 Old
Senate Office Building.
House Chamber
Monday, District day (no bills, but the following five
bills from the Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries may be acted on pursuant to unanimous-
consent requests) :
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