Abstract
On September Io, I970, the United States Senate passed S. 5, the Full Opportunity and National Goals and Priorities Act. Among other things, the bill would have established a Council of Social Advisers in the Executive Office of the President.1 The bill was not acted on by the House. However, Senate passage represents significant progress for this measure, which did not even emerge from committee when it was first proposed in 1967 as S. 843.2 I have re-introduced the bill in the Ninety-second Congress, again as S. 5.
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