'Drug Awareness Week' inspires a flurry of local activities; Supreme Court votes for Tribal Court system; New group hopes to help the disabled; Cookbook's on the back burner; Eight enrolled in February; Short-handed staff seeks 'People' items; TRIO...
Big question at the quarterly: Change the blood quantam rule?; Montana Indian News; Taiwan flu vaccine avaiable; N.R. library for Indian kids; $4,000 needed in seven weeks; SKHA solvency rates mention; Family party plans needed; Are you elegible...
Tribes, Interior Dept. agree to delay MVP implementation; Quarterly reminder; Two-day closure for Tribes, BIA and IHS; Eye care contract goes to Polson optometrist; Jump dancing: an enduring tradition; From the Salish Perspective; Hymn practice may...
Council gets its first look at irrigation project's "problem-solver"; New car tax refund details; Tribal summer youth employment workshops announced;Firms selling services available from SSA free; How to survive budget cuts in spite of...
Only fourteen members file for Tribal primary election next month; Kicking Horse Job Corps center gets a $ reprieve; S and K Electronics lands new contract; Grizzly confrontation leaves on injured bird hunter, two dead bears; What to do with Blue...
Photo caption reads: Left to right: Front row: Bill Roberts, Hank Katlus, Gobel Dishman, George Hakala, Hank Klaus, and Carl Johnson; Center row: Bryan Teague, Bill Beare, Al Thorsheim, Toge Johnson, Ed Berglund, Pete Klaus, Pet Pelletier. Back...
Photo caption reads: Front row: Frank Lockwood, Harvey Hanson, Austin Crumb, Bernadine Hanson, Doris Castonguay, Ida Mattson. 2nd row: Clarence Haaglund, Oliver Kinonen, Norman Jacobson, Robert Rees, __ , Aileen Lehti, Elsie Swanson, Elmi Erkkila....
United States--Politics and government--20th century
CongreGsional Record, p . ll786-88
June 2 1 1965
Mr. Prc~ident :
I t was my honor and privilege to participate i n the canmcncement
exercises held at Clarke College, Dubuque., I owa, on J.tay 29th· I t gave me
the opportunity to IT.eet new friends...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF CLARK M. CLIFFORD
TO
.THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
yviTH REFERENCE TO JOINT RESOLUTION 77
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committee:
I appreciate your gracious invitation to appear before this
Committee to...
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
MAlN ALE COP\"
DO NOT RE.MOV
I come here 'this afternoon by plo.na. It io a very pleasant
flight. It 1s :most:cy over Democratic te1-ri tory--in...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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THE UNITED STATES AND CHINA
For many years the Pacific Ocean was the back door for both the United
States and China. The former faced the Atlantic while the latter faced
Inner Asia. Events gradually turned the attention of both countries...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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Commencement Address by Senator Mike Mansfield (D., Montana)
Clarke College, Dubuque, Iowa
May 29,. 1965, 2:00 p.m.
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Ladies of the graduating class of 1965, distingui~hed members nf...
Philipsburg, Montana. Photo shows the old school house where the Court House now stands. Chinatown is in back of Taylor Knapp's building. The fire bell and hose drying tower is 60 feet high, 12' X 12' at base. It was located where Bryan Hynes...