This volume comprises issue 5466 of the Congressional Serial Set, a collection of United States government publications. It contains reports, documents, and journals of the Senate and House of Representatives. The Serial Set offers a comprehensive record of the activities of the U. S. Congress, providing valuable insights into legislative processes, committee work, and government policy during the period covered.
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