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/ r o 7 K 37^-G-en (co - Mr. F« Relative to future dam projects involving the Union Pacific. When Government representatives request a meeting with our people, arrangements should be made to organize a high-level committee consisting of representatives of the interested departments. Plans should then be formulated as to how the negotiations are to be conducted, and a joint committee report submitted to this office for consideration. In other words, I have felt for some time that these matters are of sufficient importance for us to do first what we sometimes attempt to do last, and X feel sure that all concerned will agree with this view as a matter of good business* There will be other projects that come up from time to time requiring somewhat slmlla 3 X
