Independent Offices Appropriations, 1953, Hearings Before ... 82-1, on H.R. 70721952 - 1401 pages |
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... operating activity . Not included in the budgeted costs are the depreciation expenses applicable to the various fixed assets used in each ... program . The weapons program is concerned with INDEPENDENT OFFICES APPROPRIATIONS , 1953 3.
... operating activity . Not included in the budgeted costs are the depreciation expenses applicable to the various fixed assets used in each ... program . The weapons program is concerned with INDEPENDENT OFFICES APPROPRIATIONS , 1953 3.
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... Operating costs of the weapons program are estimated at $ 228.0 million in 1953 , compared with $ 200.6 million estimated for 1952. Increased numbers of weapons will be produced in 1953 ; weapon - testing activities will be continued ...
... Operating costs of the weapons program are estimated at $ 228.0 million in 1953 , compared with $ 200.6 million estimated for 1952. Increased numbers of weapons will be produced in 1953 ; weapon - testing activities will be continued ...
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... program . We felt it would be helpful to the committee to have the unclassified and classified justifications for each program ... operating costs of the weapons program in 1951 represented 10 INDEPENDENT OFFICES APPROPRIATIONS , 1953.
... program . We felt it would be helpful to the committee to have the unclassified and classified justifications for each program ... operating costs of the weapons program in 1951 represented 10 INDEPENDENT OFFICES APPROPRIATIONS , 1953.
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... operating costs for each of our programs . The reactor development program in 1951 represented 10.1 percent of our total operating cost ; in 1952 it rises to 10.6 percent ; and in 1953 it represents 12 percent of our total operations ...
... operating costs for each of our programs . The reactor development program in 1951 represented 10.1 percent of our total operating cost ; in 1952 it rises to 10.6 percent ; and in 1953 it represents 12 percent of our total operations ...
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... program : Operating costs ( vol . I ) . 24-32 Construction ( 1 item ) ( vol . III ) . 741 Jesse C. Johnson , Director , Division of Raw Materials . Fissionable materials program : Operating costs ( vol . I ) 33-110 Construction ( vol ...
... program : Operating costs ( vol . I ) . 24-32 Construction ( 1 item ) ( vol . III ) . 741 Jesse C. Johnson , Director , Division of Raw Materials . Fissionable materials program : Operating costs ( vol . I ) 33-110 Construction ( vol ...
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