Uniform Time

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SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AYDINASEL. 8
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INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

OF THE

1964

EIGHTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS

SECOND SESSION

CARD DNCION

ON

H.R. 2335, H.R. 2532
BILLS TO AMEND THE STANDARD TIME ACT OF MARCH 19, 1918,
SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THE STANDARD TIME ESTABLISHED
THEREUNDER SHALL BE THE MEASURE OF TIME FOR ALL PURPOSES

H.R. 3114
A FILL TO ESTABLISH ZONES HAVING A STANDARD TIME OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES; TO
HIS THE BOUNDARIES OF EACH SUCH TIME ZONE, AND FOR OTHER

PURPOSES

H.R. 4702
A BILL TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF TIME STANDARDS
AND TIME MEASUREMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES AND TO REQUIRED
THE OBSERVANCE OF SUCHI TIJE STANDARDS FOR ALL PURIOSES

H.R. 6281
A BILL TO ESTABLISH DAYLIGUT SAVING TIME UNIFORMLY TIIROUGH-
OUT THE UNITED STATES TIME ZONES EACH YEAR, TO MAKE SUCH
TIME THE ONLY LEGAL TIME DURING THE PERIOD IT IS IN EFFECT,
AND TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TIME ZONES FOR THE ST.ITES OF

ALASKA AND HAWAII

H.R. 7891
A BILL TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF TIME STANDARDS
AND MEASUREMENT FOR THE UNITED STATIS AND TO REQUIRE
THE OBSERVANCE OF SUCH TIME STANDARDS FOR ALL PURPOSES

H.R. 11206, H.R. 11310, H.R. 11672
BILLS TO PROVIDE A UNIFORM PERIOD FOR DAYLIGHT SATING TIME

H.R. 11107
A BILL TO AMEND THE STANDARD TIME ACT TO PROVIDE FOR
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME DURING THE PERIOD FROM THE LAST SUN-
DAY IN APRIL TO THE LAST SUNDAY IN SEPTEMBER OF EACI YEAR

H.R. 11483
A BILL TO ESTABLISH A UNIFORM SYSTEM OF TIME STANDARDS
AND MEASUREMENT FOR THE UNITE TATE AND TO ROMOTE
THE OBSERVANCE OF SUCH TIME STANDARDS FOR ALL PURPOSES

JUNE 18 AND AUGUST 4, 1964
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COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE

OREN HARRIS, Arkansas, Chairman
JOHN BELL WILLIAMS, Mississippi JOHN B. BENNETT, Michigan
KENNETH A. ROBERTS, Alabama

WILLIAM L. SPRINGER, Illinois
HARLEY O. STAGGERS, West Virginia PAUL F. SCHENCK, Ohio
WALTER ROGERS, Texas

J. ARTHUR YOUNGER, California SAMUEL N. FRIEDEL, Maryland

MILTON W. GLENN, New Jersey
TORBERT H. MACDONALD, Massachusetts SAMUEL L. DEVINE, Ohio
JOHN JARMAN, Oklahoma

ANCHER NELSEN, Minnesota
LEO W. O'BRIEN, New York

HASTINGS KEITH, Massachusetts JOHN E. MOSS, California

WILLARD S. CURTIN, Pennsylvania JOHN D. DINGELL, Michigan

ABNER W. SIBAL, Connecticut PAUL G. ROGERS, Florida

GLENN CUNNINGHAM, Nebraska JAMES C. HEALEY, New York

JAMES T. BROYHILL, North Carolina HORACE R. KORNEGAY, North Carolina DONALD G, BROTZMAN, Colorado GILLIS W. LONG, Louisiana LIONEL VAN DEERLIN, California JAMES J. PICKLE, Texas ALBERT W. WATSON, South Carolina FRED B. ROONEY, Pennsylvania

W. E. WILLIAMSON, Clerk
KENNETH J. PAINTER, A88istant Clerk

Professional Staff
ANDREW STEVENSON

JAMES M. MENGER, Jr.
KURT BORCHARDT

WILLIAM J. DIXON

SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND FINANCE

HARLEY 0. STAGGERS, West Virginia, Chairman JOHN D. DINGELL, Michigan

MILTON W. GLENN, New Jersey JAMES C. HEALEY, New York

HASTINGS KEITH, Massachusetts GILLIS W. LONG, Louisiana

WILLARD S. CURTIN, Pennsylvania LIONEL VAN DEERLIN, California

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