HOUSE PASSES MEASURE TO ASSURE FULL FINANCING OF LIBRARY PROJECTS

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• Publication Date: October 17, 1967
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House `Passes Measure to Assure
Full Financing of Library Projects
Tax Foundations
Two Chicago area men were
subpoenaed yesterday to ap-
pear Oct. 30 at a congressional
The House yesterday passed
by a 351 to 0 vote and sent-to
the Senate a bill to make 100
per cent Federal financing for
certain new programs to im-
prove library services avail-
able through next June.
The , new programs, ' ap-
proved last year, include the
establishment of library net-
works for sharing available re-
sources, improvement of li-
brary services to the handi-
capped, and improvement of
institutional 'library services.
Under the bill, full Federal fi-
nancing would be available
through next June. After that,
states would have to share the
costs.
hearing on the creation and
merchandising of tax-avoiding
family foundations.
The prospective witnesses,
Robert D. Hayes and James R.
Walsh Jr., had failed. to. re-
spond to invitations, to testify
that were extended lastweek
by Rep. Wright]. ,:a t m. a n.' s
House Small Business ; Sub-
committee on Foundations.
Hayes is administrator and
one of three trustees*"of Amer-
icans Building Constitutional-
ly, of Barrington, Ill., which
sells foundation expertise
through memberships costing
up to $10,500 each. Walsh
is credited with being the orig-
inator of the idea for ABC.
Redwoods
erntnent T-=,
vately owned forests to be in-'
eluded in 0 Redwood National;
Park" would be like "robbing
Peter to pay Paul," according
'tion to the trade were spelled!
out in a`Senate Interior Com
mittee report on legislation tot
authorize the 66,384-acre park,
in northern California.
- Other Actions
?_ The ,House passed a bill
to add 145,000 acres of the Los
Padres National Forest. Cali
fornia, to the National Wilder-!
.ness System.
Rep. Durwood G. Hall (R-`
Mo.) forced postponement of
'House passage of a bill extend-
ing for one year the 1964 Mass
Transportation Act. _
From staff reports and news dispatches
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