...Service, 1950, Volume 2, page 2682, stated: 'It is important that the nature and general scope of S3336 be made absolutely clear. The bill under consideration...political, social, and economic relationship to the United States.1 (Our emphasis.) "Again, on page 2683 of the same volume, the Report stated: 'This bill does...

...Service, l950, Volume 2, page 2682 stated: "It is important that the nature and general scope of S3336 be made absolutely clear. The bill under consideration...social, and economic relationship to the United States. ' "Again, on page 2683 of the same volume, the Report stated: 'This bill does not commit the Congress...

..."preclude a future determination by the Congress of Puerto Rico's ultimate political status [and] "* * * would not change Puerto Rico's fundamental political,...social, and economic relationship to the United States." However, the precise legal definition of Commonwealth has not been determined. The l966 report by the...

...The House Committee Report, which recommended its adoption, states in 'absolutely clear' terms that 'the bill under consideration would not change Puerto...social, and economic relationship to the United States.' " (citations omitted). "7136 F. Supp. 699 (ND 111., 1955). ""W., p. 703. "'«., pp. 704, 705. MDetres...

...changes. As the senate report on PL 600 had made clear even before the constitution had been written, it "would not change Puerto Rico's fundamental political,...social and economic relationship to the United States," and as finally written it did not. 146 The constitution was concerned with issues of local government...

...be covered into the Treasury of Puerto Rico.'"* "The House Report made explicit that Public Law 600 "would not change Puerto Rico's fundamental political,...social and economic relationship to the United States." H. Rep. No. 1832, 82nd Cong., 2d Sess. 3 (1952). Setting the terms of the relationship between US and...

...Service, 1950, Volume 2, page 2682 stated: It is important that the nature and general scope of 53336 be made absolutely clear. The bill under consideration...social, and economic relationship to the United States. Again, on page 2683 of the same volume, the report stated: This bill does not commit the Congress ......

...Congress enacted the Federal Relations Act, both the Senate and House Reports explicitly stated that "[T]he bill under consideration would not change Puerto...social, and economic relationship to the United States." Do you disagree with the definition contained in last year's legislation, S. 712? Do you believe it...

...subsequently became the commonwealth legislation now in obsolete existence — PL 600 of 1950: . . . The bill under consideration would not change Puerto...political . social and economic relationship to the United States.21 Congress must revise any defective form of free association that is intended to be offered...

...it did not alter the fundamental relationship of Puerto Rico to the Federal Government. The measure would not change Puerto Rico's fundamental political,...social and economic relationship to the United States. Those sections of the Organic Act of Puerto Rico concerning such matters as the applicability of United...