'Committed people' needed to attend Alkali Lake training; Youngsters' support groups to begin; A request from the enrollment office; Robert Eugene Adams; Notice of proposed regulations for bird hunting on the Flathead Indian Reservation; News from...
'Don't be fooled' about sell-out Kerr Dam petition, warns Council member; New TERS campus is in planning stage; Walk-a-thon may net $2,000; What do you want for Summer recreation?; FRO tackles FIP issues with news supplement, meetings; Dixon...
Almost two dozen volunteer to register Indian voters on the Flathead; New IHS health rules delayed; Tribal member files for county commissioner; Transportation committee wants consumers; Youth conference featured testimonials from Blackfeet;...
ATNI attacks new water regulations; Dan McDonald dead at 49; 10 considered for BIA post; Marvin Calem to fight May 6; Tournament was a farce; Highlights of the Job Corps Pow Wow; Indian Businesses...Are They Doing Well?; BIA Budget Request Over...
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In t w iLld of for ign afi irs it eems to m t t th re re four
g n ral but crucial factors t work in th orld today. Th y r as folio s:
1. Th continuance of a atron and hostile Soviet Union.
Z. A growing rs nal of w apon of unpreced nted...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
1961,. CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 13293
THE MONTANA FLOODS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, oh
Sunday, June 14, in company with Mr.
Edward McDermott, Director of the Offlee
of Emergency Planning, I left
Washington at 3 a.m., Montana time,
and...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
3r t of Senator J,,ike l>Mnsfield (D,, Montana)
FOREIGN POLICY AND DEFENSE
In the field of foreign affairs it seems to me that there are four general
but crucial factors at work in the world today. They are as follows:
1. The continuance of a...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
~B£~§cE.8R~~c~l~§§. AMERICAN EMBASSY, TOKYO TEL. 583-7141 EXT. 7919
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
REMARKS BY U.S. AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS' CLUB OF JAPAN
TOKYO, MAY 22, 1980
It has been my good fortune to serve in Japan...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE August 3, 1 !J l .'!J
THE MINIMUM WAGE LAW
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
have received a telegram from Mr.
Joseph Beirne, president of the Communications
Workers of America, expressing
the hope that the .s~nate...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Je!'ferao .... -J'a.ekson Day Dinner
The Armory, Wi.lm1Dgton1 Deln.varc
Sa'turCll\Y, May 15, 1965
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I come here 'this afternoon by plo.na. It io a very pleasant
flight. It 1s :most:cy over Democratic te1-ri tory--in...
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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 28, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Hontana State Democratic Convention -- June 27, 1956
FELLOW DEKOCRATS & MONTANANS --
The main purpose of this r,atherine here in Helena is primarily
a...
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REMARK~~2~NSF1ELD
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We da , a ary 21, 1959
The automobile induetry ie often deecribed ae the pace eetter
o! the American economy. It occupiee a poeition like that of the
Democratic Party in American politic e. There' • only...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
REMARKS OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D . ,
at the
Kingston Armory, Kingston, Pennsylvania
Saturday, May 5, 1962, 6:30p.m.
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(EXCERPTS> PEKING, TWENTYFOUR 24 JUNE••...
If you get bored this weekend, you're just not trying hard enough; Standing Arrow Pow wow is July 14-17; Tribal offices closed today and Monday; Animal killing is in the news; Tribes invited to join MIMA; Court news for May; Charmel Tellier is...
Interior Department, senator thumb noses at FIIP report, BuRec to move in; Credit Committee chairman fired by Council; Payments mailed a week early, Tribes may have to take out a loan; Hellroaring timber sale: Scenery and water quality win over...
Kerr Dam negotiations; Long Journey is over; 1978 YCC program; Mary Ann Topsseh Combs ("from the bow and arrow, to color television"); Mental health consultation; Tribal secretary blasts M.O.D. figures; Moon of the Huckleberry...