Invasions of Privacy: Government Agencies. Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, First Session, Pursuant to S. Res. 39, Deler 2-3U.S. Government Printing Office, 1965 |
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... Secretary Dillon and I were both of the opinion that the privacy and sanctity of first - class mail were of paramount importance . I am of the personal opinion while discontinuance of this practice may in some instances increase the ...
... Secretary Dillon and I were both of the opinion that the privacy and sanctity of first - class mail were of paramount importance . I am of the personal opinion while discontinuance of this practice may in some instances increase the ...
Side 379
... Secretary of the Treasury through the Internal Revenue Service the authority to issue levies . Senator BURDICK . When was that enactment of Congress made ? Mr. KARDOS . The latest codification , I believe , was 1954 , but the history of ...
... Secretary of the Treasury through the Internal Revenue Service the authority to issue levies . Senator BURDICK . When was that enactment of Congress made ? Mr. KARDOS . The latest codification , I believe , was 1954 , but the history of ...
Side 380
... Secretary of the Treasury extremely broad authority to satisfy a tax levy . It has carefully spelled out the property not subject to levy . ( See secs . 6331 , 6332 , and 6334 ( c ) of title 26 of the United States Code . ) Basically ...
... Secretary of the Treasury extremely broad authority to satisfy a tax levy . It has carefully spelled out the property not subject to levy . ( See secs . 6331 , 6332 , and 6334 ( c ) of title 26 of the United States Code . ) Basically ...
Side 382
... Secretary of the Treasury Dillon and expressed this concern to him . Secretary Dillon agreed with me that such levies should not be permitted to continue and , ac- cordingly , an agreement was reached , the practical effect of which was ...
... Secretary of the Treasury Dillon and expressed this concern to him . Secretary Dillon agreed with me that such levies should not be permitted to continue and , ac- cordingly , an agreement was reached , the practical effect of which was ...
Side 383
... Secretary Fowler , and he has advised me that he would not object to a change in the law which would specifically exempt mail from property that can be seized . Should your subcommittee decide to recommend legislation to make permanent ...
... Secretary Fowler , and he has advised me that he would not object to a change in the law which would specifically exempt mail from property that can be seized . Should your subcommittee decide to recommend legislation to make permanent ...
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