On January 18, 1965, Representative Walter Rogers (D-TX) introduced H.R. 3014, a bill that was similar to S. 559. That bill was referred to the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee and was reported to the House on June 28 by a committee vote of 23 to 8. After a floor motion by Representative Donald Rumsfeld (R-IL) to recommit the bill was defeated, the House on July 22 approved H.R. 3014 by a voice vote. The bill was similar to S. 559 but instead of a three-year moratorium on federal agency regulation of labeling and advertising, the House bill permanently banned the the Federal Trade Commission or other federal agency action concerning health warnings.