United States--Politics and government--20th century
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1967
STA'mMniT OF SENA'IDR MIKE MAMSP'IELD (D., l«lt'l'ABA)
It is ley' privilege at this tt.me to have the honor to introduce
Dr. Michael E. DeBakey, vho 1n turn v1ll introduce h1s colleagues for briet
remarks.
Dr. DeBakey...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONTANA)
TID!: 2ND GERMAN CRISIS
Mr. President:
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United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D. , MOUTAITA)
THE 2ND GERMAN CRISIS
Mr. President:
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United States--Politics and government--20th century
~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,...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
REMARKS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
BEFORE THE SOUTHEAST UNITED STATES JAPAN ASSOCIATION
TOKYO, JAPAN NOVEMBER 17, 19 81 { . ~ J e;IL_
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TESTING OUR COLLECTIVE WISDOM (jJH IBIJ
ToG& THANK YOU, MR. HASEGAWA,...
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