Agenda list for the meeting of the House-Senate conference committee on H.R. 15963 (89th Congress), the Department of Transportation Act.
House Committee on Government Operations staff memo from October 1966 explaining the differences between the House-passed and Senate-passed version of the Department of Transportation Act.
Senate Committee on Government Operations document dated October 5, 1966 summarizing the differences between the House-passed and Senate-passed version of the Department of Transportation Act.
List of attendees for the White House ceremony accompanying the Presidential signing of the Department of Transportation Act on October 15, 1966.
Memo to President Johnson from the Bureau of the Budget on H.R. 15963 (89th Congress), the Department of Transportation Act, summarizing the legislation and recommending signature. The memo is accompanied by letters from various federal…
Congressional Record excerpts from September 28 and 29, 1966 of Senate floor consideration of S.3010 (89th Congress), the Department of Transportation Act.
Bill text of S. 3010 (89th Congress), to establish a Department of Transportation, as reported from the Senate Committee on Government Operations.
Senate Report 89-1659 to accompany S. 3010, the bill establishing a Department of Transportation. Report of the Senate Committee on Government Operations.
Senate Government Operations Committee Staff Memorandum 89-2-36 dated August 18, 1966 summarizing the amendments to S. 3010 (Department of Transportation Act) agreed to so far including those of Sens. Monroney and Magnuson.
Senate Government Operations Committee Staff Memorandum 89-2-35 dated August 11, 1966 summarizing the amendments to S. 3010 (Department of Transportation Act) agreed to so far including those of Sen. Jackson.
Collection of memos from the White House from July, August and September 1966 relating to the Department of Transportation Act’s consideration in the Senate Government Operations Committee and on the Senate floor.
This is a PDF compilation of memos from the LBJ Library relating to the House of Representatives’ consideration of the bill creating a new U.S. Department of Transportation.
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