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1959 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 242f
I! broken man. He died in 1861, In St.
Petersburg, on the eve of the liberation
of the serfs. But until the very end, he
had not wavered In his support of human
and Ukrainian freedom and human...
County commissioner attacks treaties and Tribal sovereignty; 'Treaty antagonists' are alive and active in the northwest USA; Tribe join Sanders County and others in weed-control research; Teen council walks a mile in their elder's mocassins;...
Quarterly talk: Dams, Council's raise, and (maybe) a free Tribal newspaper; Special meetings in April; Trees on the Mission front turn red; Veteran's benefits: Outpatient medical treatment; State doesn't agree that Elmo needs a speed zone; Plan for...
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'rLe r..ajor oil co!:.panies , r:.onopolizin!; as the:· do tl'e production , re-fining
, rr.arketinc and trar.sportation of petroleum products , arP. a r.~xed blessing
for Lontanans. ··:ilh the...
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S586 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE January 19, 1967
REDUCTION OF US. FORCES IN
EUROPE
Mr MANSFIELD. Mr. President. I
send lo the desk a resolution and ask
that It be read, along wL. lhe names of
the cosponsors.
s. n~,. 40
Whereas tho foreign policy...
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STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MA~SFIELD (D., MONT.)
BEFORE THE
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ARMS CONTROL,INTERNATIONAL LAW AND ORGANIZATIONS
JULY 25, 1973
Mr. Chairman,
I want to begin by thanking you for the invitation to address
this Committee on the...
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Mike Mansfield Papers: Series 21, Box 38 , Folder 68, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
For Release A . M. 1s, Wednesday, May 2 9, 1957
GRADUATES IN 20TH CENTURY WORLD
Address of Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana, Commencement...
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~BE~§CE.8R5~c~l:\§J;,. AMERICAN EMBASSY, TOKYO TEL. 583-7141 EXT. 7919
CAUTION: EMBARGOED UNTIL 8 A.M., JST, MARCH 28
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
ANNUAL MEETING OF
AMERICAN TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS INSTITUTE, INC.
KAUAI, HAWAII, MARCH 27,...
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s 17748 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE December 2.1, 1969
THE SENATE'S RESPONSE TO ITS
RESPONSffiiLITIES DURING THE
FIRST SESSION OF THE 91ST CONGRESS
Mr. MANFIELD. Mr. President, I am
fully aware that the first session of the
9lst Congress has...
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s 6678 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -SENATE May 11, 1971
have an all-volunteer army. We have
tried to discriminate against our own
citizens and their wives in a manner
that I cou.ld not imagine any country in
the world doing.
We have never gi ;n this a...
'Chances are 50-50 that Job Corps will survive' says congressman; FIP would be better served by cooperation says audience; Summer lunch program organization is up to parents; Road closure letter has no effect; S and K Electronics, Inc., has new...
Three state legislators initiate meeting with Tribal Council; March says 'good riddance' to winter; What do you mean 'TERS won't get a new school'?; What should we do with our trees?; Proposed 5-year timber sale plan: 1985 to 1989; Who's the newest...
Tribal Constitution to remain un-amended for now; Tribal law and order may run out of money; A few choice words about February from the Flathead Culture Committee; GA clients need to sign up now for new work program; Eye care program policy...
Polson's new councilman is Teresa Wall; Here's what you missed by missing the April quarterly; Silver mine to open near Reservation; Make more money with Christmas trees, TFME tells how; Rules set for use of Longhouse; Young Tribal members to visit...
Tribal Constitution up for revision, but few seem to care; Two cases uphold Tribal taxation authority; Stevensville pilgrimage...; Council puts the skids to nepotism; The budget: Fiscal year 1984; SKC registration is October 3 and 4; Tribal members...
Tribes get the nod to start spending Jobs Bill money; Arlee Pow wow is next month; attendants needed; Budget report for May; Forest Service studies fungus in Ronan greenhouse; Notice of policy change for W.I.C.; Pilot hydro project could yield...
Shoreline board extends comment period, releases fee schedule; Lodgepole plan unveiled; Two Eagle is on priority list; New law affects trust property ownership; One stand open for Arlee Pow-wow; A peek at the next issue, and the one after that...;...
Local Indian education programs threatened by D.C. budget cuts; Seismic activity on the lake subject of meeting Thurday; District meeting attracts an older crowd; Water, sewer rates set; Petition is filed; Bathhouse has a year to prove itself; IHS...
Landmark mission is seriously damaged by local man; Shoreline rules expected soon; Council 'report card' for FY 83's first quarter; Read up on the new tax rules; Flag facsimiles available; Commodity questions answered; Artists' group reports...
Geologist tells Council 'oil potential is tremendous' here; IHS cuts services to non-Indian beneficiaries; Recreation permits to cost 25-50% more this year; Council says no to roads, maybe to service station; Texans want to explore beneath Flathead...