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j . . * ‘ © i ~~ , vce . ' we , f . Ma, FELT T. E. BISHOP THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD MARCH 29, 1872 cs . HOUSE Le Vv TLE There was nothing contained in the proceedings of the House whicl: wes of particuiar interest to the Eurcau. 4 Adjournment: Until Tuesday, March 21, 1972, at 12 noon. i; SENATE The Senate continued debate on H. J. Res. 208, prorosing an amend ont to the Constitution assuring equal rights jor men and women. Furtier debate will be hseid on this measure today. _ Pages SA185-54186. Eenstor Cale W. McGee (D-V/yoming) introduced a bill (5. 3574) to amend title 5, United itetes Code, reiatine to ihe peraicssible activity of governmental empioyoes in nolitical elections. He pointed out iat this lepisiation “would change tue :aw tO permit soma, but not ail, political activiiy, Any employee would nereatte r be permiited to play an active part in any campaicon for anv cifice, but would not be permitted toa be a candcate nimself while still empioyed in the civii service or in certain Ztate agencies. Jn cssence, the rights of ivil citicenship would be restored to these nearly 3 million American citizens so that they in their own ccod judyment can decide what role, if any, they. wish io play in the American political process.” A cop a this 3 wiil obtained. non £a Jon hr PBY Y Adjournment: Until Tuesday, Marci SY %¥o7%; at = 9: ci 5 him It \ as a oe 1- Mr. Tolson - enclosure 108 4 GV mee ° 1 - Mr. Mohr - enclosure wb es er —- 1- Mr, Rosen - enclosure ous J An : ~~ 1- Mr. Bishop - enclosure Nr oe a a +7 Me Cleveland “enclosure ALL at ue con ‘0 ~~ vo Cie: Ves and ~ enciosure ane ee a, ae a 1 - Mr. Msimi 7" cio: osure ° ah Dama ee Teo oa CONTINUED - OVER er ne on ee es ort me — ea re re eee el NR aOR hii TS Eel aR ld iin deiaeatiihll A eh C5 ~& EHF FS