Gas Marketing Hearings Set
The Federal Trade Commission will hold public hearings starting May 3 to examine gasoline marketing competition. It seeks a factual basis before remedies and has received many inquiries and petitions from consumers industry groups and Congress. Those wishing to present views should inform the commission by April 26.
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Vice President elect Hubert Humphrey plans to present a report to President Johnson with recommendations for stronger civil rights legislation. He will also outline how to coordinate antipoverty programs while awaiting Johnson’s guidance to Congress. Humphrey faces space constraints in the Capitol as he takes on duties in the Senate and White House staff roles, with organizational duties outlined by Johnson. The article notes legal and procedural details around his forthcoming advisory and security roles.
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