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Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr. stating opposition to Medicare legislation, dated March 10, 1965
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr. stating opposition to Medicare legislation, dated March 10, 1965. Medicare was passed as one of the Social Security Amendments of 1965
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr. stating opposition to Medicare legislation, dated April 14, 1965
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr. stating opposition to Medicare legislation, dated April 14, 1965. Medicare was passed as one of the Social Security Amendments of 1965
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr. stating opposition to Medicare legislation, dated May 13, 1965
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr. stating opposition to Medicare legislation, dated May 13, 1965. Medicare was passed as one of the Social Security Amendments of 1965
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr., opposing a portion of the Social Security Amendments of 1965 that required food servers to report tips, circa May 10, 1965.
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore a portion of the Social Security Amendments of 1965 that required food servers to report tips, therefore making them subject to taxation. This section of the bill (HR 6675) was part of the plan…
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore, Sr., opposing a portion of the Social Security Amendments of 1965 that required food servers to report tips, dated May 11, 1965.
Correspondence from constituent to Senator Albert Gore opposing a portion of the Social Security Amendments of 1965 that required food servers to report tips, therefore making them subject to taxation. This section of the bill (HR 6675) was part of…
Letter sent to Senator John J. Williams from the Grace Church Commission on Social Concerns regarding the Voting Rights Act
People all over the United States wrote to Senator Williams voicing their opinions on the pending Voting Rights legislation. Many, such as this group of concerned constituents from Grace Church in Wilmington, Delaware, urged the senator to vote for…
August 1966, Article "Do We Need A Federal Auto Safety Law?"
An edition of The American Legion Magazine's "Washington Pro & Con" section entitled "Do We Need a Federal Auto Safety Law?" Congressman Harley O. Staggers, Chairman of the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce argues in favor of the…
May 6, UPI Wire on Hearings in Senate and House
A United Press International (UPI) wire with remarks from House Minority Leader Gerald Ford on the Senate Hearings on the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act. The wire also includes a statement from Congressman Staggers.
May 12, UPI Wire on Hearings in House Commerce Committee
A United Press International (UPI) wire describing Ralph Nader's testimony before the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce during the hearings on the National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act.
May 16, Speech to the Traffic Club of Washington Dinner
A speech given by Congressman Harley O. Staggers, Sr. to the Traffic Club of Washington D.C. during its "National Transportation Week" program held at the Willard Hotel on May 15-21, 1966.