In substance, H.R. 162 could reduce the preferred mortgage holder virtually to the status of an unsecured creditor.
Lyndon Johnson: “In substance, H.R. 162 could reduce the preferred mortgage holder virtually to the status of an unsecured creditor.”
On the recordDecember 7, 1967
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Veto of Bill Granting Masters of Vessels a Lien on Those Vessels for Their Wages and Certain Disbursements
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