Directs the American Revolution Bicentennial Administrator to appoint a 13-member committee to solicit ideas from citizens throughout the…
Official title: Joint resolution to require the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration to establish a committee to report to the Congress ways to significantly commemorate our Nation's Bicentennial.
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Directs the American Revolution Bicentennial Administrator to appoint a 13-member committee to solicit ideas from citizens throughout the Nation in order to examine the possibility of initiating a significant Bicentennial Commemorative for the Nation through congressional action in 1976. Requires the committee to report to the Administration, the President and Congress by February 15, 1976.
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