Surely it is possible to provide for adequate cooperation among Federal, State and local agencies without giving State and local agencies a complete veto over the administration of a Federal law by a Federal administrative officer.
Harry Truman: “Surely it is possible to provide for adequate cooperation among Federal, State and local agencies without giving State…”
On the recordOctober 13, 1949
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Veto of Bill Relating to the Development of the Fish, Wildlife, and Recreational Aspects of the Colorado-Big Thompson
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