Monday, Jun. 17, 1946

Work Done

The Senate also:

P: Passed and sent to the House the La Follette bill which would: 1) pare down the 33 overlapping Senate committees to 15; 2) provide each Congressman with an administrative assistant; 3) raise Congressional pay from $10,000 to $15,000; 4) provide pensions for Congressmen retiring after 62.

The House:

P: For the third time in four weeks forced adjournment on Wednesday--calendar day--to prevent the FEPC bill from coming to the floor.

P: Passed the first major river-and-harbors bill since before the war, authorizing 50 navigation, flood control and hydroelectric power projects at a cost of $900 million.

P: Passed and sent to the Senate a revision of servicemen's insurance regulations which would permit lump-sum payments to beneficiaries.

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