The four sections of this publication include the Extensions of Remarks and the Daily Digest, the former  of which was once the appendix and consists of remarks not actually uttered during proceedings.
The four sections of this publication include the Extensions of Remarks and the Daily Digest, the former  of which was once the appendix and consists of remarks not actually uttered during proceedings. First  published in 1879, it is published daily when its namesake body is in session. Its accuracy is sometimes at  question – for example, it quoted a moving speech by Hale Boggs that it claims occurred after Boggs'  death. FTP, name this publication, the official government report of all the comings and goings of the  United States Congress.
The four sections of this publication include the Extensions of Remarks and the Daily Digest, the former  of which was once the appendix and consists of remarks not actually uttered during proceedings.
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