On the recordMarch 25, 1962
The stand-by capital improvements bill, and this proposal for an immediate public facilities program, are in my judgment of equal importance to the economic welfare of our Nation.
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presidency.ucsb.eduThe stand-by capital improvements bill, and this proposal for an immediate public facilities program, are in my judgment of equal importance to the economic welfare of our Nation.
Letter to the Chairmen, House and Senate Public Works Committees, Proposing a Capital Improvements Program for Depressed...
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