Kansas City, Mo.:

Letter and resolution by the city council from Ilus W. Davis, mayor__
First National Bank of Kansas City: Letter from Maurice Johnson,
executive vice president__.

Kansas City Southern Railway Co., Louisiana & Arkansas Railway
Co.: Letter from W. N. Deramus III, president Downtown Com-
mittee of Kansas City, Mo.-

Kennedy, Edward M., U.S. Senator from the State of Massachusetts:
Amendments to S. 3097, preservation and maintenance of historic
structures –

Life Insurance Association of America: Letter and statement from Ralph
J. McNair, vice president---

Little Rock, Ark.:

Page

1192

1194

1193

630

1135

Little Rock Housing Authority, George Millar, Jr., executive director:
Letter and statement to Senator Fulbright...
Telegram to Senator Sparkman___.

1128

1194

Urban Progress Association: Telegram from William H. Bowen,
president-

Louisville, Ky., Kenneth A. Schmied, mayor: Letter to Senator Sparkman
McClellan, John L., U.S. Senator from the State of Arkansas: Letter
enclosing communication from the Housing Authority of the City of
Little Rock..

McIntyre, Thomas J., U.S. Senator from the State of New Hampshire:
Statement regarding credit for the Marcy-Washington Street urban
renewal project, Portsmouth, N.H., including a proposed amendment
and an excerpt from the Congressional Record entitled "From Blight to
Restoration-Strawberry Banke Recreates Colonial Atmosphere in
Portsmouth, N.H.".

Mobile, Ala., city of: Letter from Joseph N. Langan, mayor..

Mortgage Bankers Association of America, Ewart W. Goodwin, president:
Excerpts from 1965 testimony.

1193

415

1127

1123

1188

504

Proposed amendments..
Supplemental statement..

504

505

Muskie, Edmund S., U.S. Senator from the State of Maine: Statement on historic preservation - -

636

Nashville, Tenn., Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson
County: Letter from Beverly Briley, mayor.

1195

Nassau County Board of Supervisors, Committee on Transportation:
Testimony of Sol Wachtler, North Hempstead, supervisor__
National Association of Counties, A. Russell Parkhouse: Philadelphia
Metropolitan Commuter System, map.

1207

805

National Association of Home Builders, Larry Blackmon, president:

Exhibit I. Scope NAHB newspaper, April 8, 1966, containing articles entitled "Who Does Care About Homebuilding?" by Larry Black

mon_

Exhibit II-A. Battle for savings-Banks win customers from S. & L.'s
by offering certificates of deposit-They cut "CD" denominations
to as little as $25, raise interest rates up to 51⁄2 percent-Mr. Yesnick's
new account, by Donald Moffitt, from the Wall Street Journal,
February 24, 1966--

Exhibit II-B. Money flow into mortgages may fall 5 percent in 1966,
Home Loan Bank Chief Horne says, from the Wall Street Journal,
February 23, 1966_

Exhibit II-C. Banking cliffhanger March pinch on cash position is
used, but an April threat looms-banks may be driven to sell
many bonds if they can't replace maturing deposits-"No" to
some loan applicants, by Lee Silberman, from the Wall Street
Journal, March 23, 1966.
Exhibit II-D. Several New York City savings units report heavy
withdrawals-savers apparently seeking higher interest rates on
certificates as 3-day "grace period" starts, from the Wall Street
Journal, March 30, 1966___

Exhibit II-E. Thrift institutions say higher rates by rivals hurt their
deposits Excluding interest, accounts at New York State savings
banks declined $100.7 million in March. From the Wall Street
Journal April 12, 1966--

311

315

317

318

321

Attachment A. Positions on 1966 Housing and Urban Development legislation.

Attachment B. Proposed amendments to S. 2978 (the Housing and
Urban Development Amendments of 1960)--

323

324

329

National Association of Housing and Redevelopment officials, Frederick

A. Fay, president:

Letters from Mr. Fay to Senator Sparkman re S. 3282_-
Letter from John D. Lange, executive director, to Senator Sparkman,
re grant-in-aid assistance..

NAHRO's positions on provisions not included in proposed 1966
Housing and Urban Development legislation, supplement to
testimony-

Page

547

547

528

"New Towns" role in urban growth explored, by Robert Gladstone.. 1965-67 policy resolution.

539

533

National Association of Manufacturers: Statement__

1159

National Association of Motor Bus Owners: Letter from Everett Hutchinson, president_ __

1202

National Association of Real Estate Boards, Alan L. Emlen, chairman, realtors' Washington committee:

Proposed amendment to S. 2978..

513

Excerpts from addresses by Robert C. Weaver, Secretary, HUD, on-
Demonstration cities program..

514

Urban development bill-Metropolitan planning

National Association of Social Workers: Letter from Bernard Ross, acting
director, Graduate Department of Social Work and Social Research..
National Communication Laboratories, New York, N.Y., Rosalyn L.
Switzen, director: Statements____

National Farmers Union, Edwin Christianson, vice president:

Farm population, tables.

Letter from Blue Carstenson, assistant legislative director, enclosing a
letter from Tony T. Dechant, president, to Lyndon B. Johnson,
President of the United States-

National Forest Products Association, Washington, D.C.: Letter from
Ralph D. Hodges, Jr., vice president, Government relations.
National Housing Conference, Nathaniel S. Keith, president: Resolutions
adopted by the membership in annual business meeting--

National League of Cities:

514

1187

1165

557

556

1184

424

Statement of Henry W. Maier, mayor of Milwaukee...
Joint statement with the U.S. Conference of Mayors...
Letter from Patrick Healy, executive director...

National Parking Association: Statement of C. O. Brown, Des Moines,

Iowa, with accompanying newspaper excerpts--

1171

New Jersey, State of: Statement by Gov. Richard J. Hughes____

1206

New York City, John V. Lindsay, mayor:

Average hourly volume versus average hourly speed, charts..
Gateways to the hub, chart_.

680

671

Table 1.-Persons entering the hub 1960 by time, mode, sector, and facility, on a typical business day

672

Table 2.-Motor vehicles entering the hub 1960, by time, sector, and facility, on a typical business day..

674

Table 3.-Estimated requirements for New York City support of New York City Transit Authority (subway and bus)-operating deficit, debt service, and other payments, 1966 through 1975.. Table 4.-Population per square mile intensively developed land in counties of New York metropolitan region____

675

675

Table 5.-24-hour totals 1924-60, persons and vehicles entering the hub on a typical business day.

676

Table 6.-Change 1956-60, persons entering the hub on a typical business day by time of day, mode, and sector__

677

Table 7.-Total expenditures on arterial highway facilities in New
York City since 1933.

682

Table 8a.-Transportation in the 1965-66 expense budget, I
Table 8b.-Transportation in the 1965-66 expense budget, II.
Transit authority, John J. Gilhooley, member, charts:

682

683

Total number of jobs in Nation resulting directly and indirectly
from the expenditure of $4 billion over a 10-year period on
rapid transit improvements in New York City.

781

Number of jobs in New York City resulting directly from the ex-
penditure of $4 billion over a 10-year period on rapid transit
improvements in New York City..

782

Optometric Center of New York City: Statement of Alden N. Haffner, executive director___.

Philadelphia, Pa., James J. H. Tate, mayor:

Supplementary statement.

Demonstration cities program, proposal for participation_

Maps of city

Page

1156

247

253

264-267

805

1197

1199

Metropolitan commuter system, map submitted by Mr. Parkhouse.... Pittsburgh (Pa.) Urban Redevelopment Authority: Letter from Robert B. Pease, executive director__.

Port of New York Authority: Statement by Austin J. Tobin, executive
director_.

Portland, Oreg., city of: Telegram from Terry D. Schrunk, mayor.......
Proxmire, William U.S. Senator from the State of Wisconsin: Excerpt from
Senate speech on Indians by Senator Mondale-

Railway Labor Executives' Association: Letter and statement from Donald
S. Beattie, executive secretary.

Railway Progress Institute, Nils A. Lennartson, president:

Articles from Railway Age:

"Railroad Research Sets a Record Pace".

"Where Does the 'Rail R&D Is Adequate' Talk Come From?".
"What the Experts Say About the Boom in R&D Programs".

Reading Co., J. Richard Tomlinson, director of passenger services:
Exhibit 1. Passenger service deficit..

822

Exhibit 2. Capital expenditure program_

Exhibit 3. Financial forecast_.

Exhibit 4. Long-range passenger service program.

824

825

827

Richmond (Va.) Redevelopment and Housing Authority:

Letter from Frederic A. Fay, executive director...

1214

Map showing relationship between Coliseum and 17th Street redevelop-
ment project---

1215

Roanoke, Va., Benton O. Dillard, mayor:

Maps of Roanoke urban renewal areas.

173-174

Résumé of the relocation and housing of families in current programs,
Redevelopment and Housing Authority.

177

Urban renewal projects, table__

170

1181

St. Mary's Roland View Towers, Inc.: Letter and analysis from Rev.
George F. Packard, president.

Sparkman, John, U.S. Senator from the State of Alabama:

Letters to P. N. Brownstein, Assistant Secretary-Commissioner,
HUD, requesting reports on-

FHA title I home improvement program.

Reader's Digest article entitled "The Stench of FHA".

Correspondence with the White House and the Secretary of Defense
re section 108..

Tower, John G., U.S. Senator from the State of Texas: Questions sub-
mitted in writing to Secretary Weaver with the Secretary's response___
Tydings, Joseph D., U.S. Senator from the State of Maryland:

Amend section 110(e) of the Housing Act of 1949: Statement from
the Congressional Record...

Housing for the Elderly, a bill to extend the lower interest rate for
construction of: Statement from the Congressional Record__
S. 3227, Urban Mass Transit, Training Research and Planning Assis-
tance for: Statement from the Congressional Record...
Urban renewal, the "Ma and Pa" amendment: Statement from the
Congressional Record...

711

707

712

United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A.: Statement submitted by the Office of Church and Society..

1174

U.S. Conference of Mayors:

Joint statement with the National League of Cities-
Letter from John J. Gunther, executive director

271

1196

West Ethics Commuters Association, Inc., Essex Fells, N.J.: Telegram...
White House, letter from Lawrence F. O'Brien, special assistant to the
President, to Senator Sparkman re section 108.

1213

155

Widnall, William D., U.S. Congressman from the State of New Jersey:
Statement__.

656

Williams, Harrison A., Jr., U.S. Senator from the State of New Jersey:
Statement.__

Yonkers, N.Y., city of:

Letter and summary of report by George R. Paintadosi, president,
Demonstration Cities Consultants and Coordinates, Inc., New
York, N.Y...

Statements of

John E. Flynn, Mayor..

Frederick J. Adler, city manager

Robert F. Connors, assistant to the city manager_.

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865

1180

1176

1177

1179

College of St. Elizabeth, Convent Station, N.J..

1198

Committee for Better Transit, Long Island City, N.Y.

1208

Cooperative League of USA..

439, 442, 447, 1148

Corinth, Miss..

195

Decatur, Ala.........

1113

Defense Department...

157, 165, 178

District of Columbia..

1183

Essex Fells, N.J., West Ethics Commuters Association, Inc..

Housing and Urban Development Department (see also pp. XI-XII).

4

1046, 1195

755

562

1186

450

1155

1192

Levitt & Sons, Inc..

Life Insurance Association of America..

Little Rock, Ark..

Louisville, Ky.

273

1135

940, 1128, 1193, 1194 408, 415

National Association of Manufacturers..

National Association of Motor Bus Owners..

National Association of Real Estate Boards..

National Association of Social Workers...

National Association of State Universities & Land-Grant Colleges..

National Communication Laboratories, New York, N. Y.

National Council on the Aging..

National Farmers Union__

1159

1202

506, 513

1187

50

279

1165

359

National Forest Products Association_

549, 556 1184

45

416, 42.

268, 271, 1196

1169

1171

656

375

1082

1206

663, 742, 773