JOURNAL OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL WEDNESDAY - 20 SEPTEMBER 1972

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• Publication Date: September 20, 1972
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Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel Page 3
Wednesday - 20 September 1972
8. 1 1 Met with Mr. David Martin, Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee staff, and received from him additional
copies of the draft report by General Lewis W. Walt (USMC, ret.) entitled
"The World Drug Traffic. " Martin noted, in passing, that the report has
been fanned out to several news services.
9.. Delivered maps of Uganda and Kenya
to Mary Swann, Administrative Assistant to Representative Hebert (D. , La. ).
Miss Swann told me that Representative Hebert will be returning to the city
later today for the President's signing of H. R. 2 tomorrow morning.
10. et with Mr. Herb Hoffman, House Judiciary
Committee staff,. and gave him a copy of the extract from the Congressional
Record of 10 November 1971 relating to the parliamaitaryprocedure utilized
in handling nongermane amendments by the Senate to the Military Procurement
Authorization of 1972. Hoffman told me that the House and Senate conferees
met briefly this morning but adjourned without having reached any determination
on H. R. 12652, the Civil Rights Commission extension act. He said that the
conferees are scheduled to reconvene at 4:00 p.m. Monday, 25 September.
It is his present judgment that Chairman Celler will continue firm in his
position against acceptance of the nongermane material (the Ervin bill) which
was inserted by the Senate and that Senator Ervin will continue firm in his
position that the matter be taken to a vote before the full House. After final
determination is reached by the conferees, further consultation will be
necessary with the House Parliamentarian to determine possible courses of
action in handling the bill on the House floor. Hoffman indicated that he will
be pleased to meet with us after he has conferred with the House Parliamentarian.
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