National, regional program directors visit Kicking Horse Job Corps; Goodies for sale; Labor Day closures; Last call for logo contest; Comments sought; Notice of proposed regulations for bird hunting on the Flathead Indian Reservation; Out-of-town...
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OPENING STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD
before the
Joint Congressional Leadership--Executive Branch Group
on Economic Foresight
Tuesday, April 30, 1974
We are convened at the joint suggestion of the President and the
Congressional Leadership on...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., !'1.0!'-IT'ANA)
BEFOTIE THE
JOIJ\'T ECO. o;rrc C0!-2ITTTEE
Wednesday, May 8, 1974, 10:00 a.m., Room 318, Russell Office Building
Mr. Chairman: I appreciate this opportunity to appear before this
Committee on...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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STATEMENT OF
SENATOR MIKE .t-12\.NSFIELD {D., MONT)
DEFORE THE
JOI~~ ECONOMIC COMMITTEE
JULY 7, 1971
Mr. Chairman and Members of the Committees
In accepting your kind invitation to testify, it should be
made very clear that I do so not as an...
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3.
Unl ted States or any group of fifteen or moi•c citizens of t!1e
Ur.ited ~tates could upply to the Lib\ary of ConGreas and re-ceive
, witnout char e, the voting of any !tember of'
Congress for any period dos..:.red. I that the people...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
• CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP : TODAY AND TOMORROW
Speech of Senator Mike Mansfield (D., Montana)
at the
55th Annual Convention
~f
Associated General Contractors of America
The Community Concourse Theater
San Diego, California
Monday, March 11, 1974...
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Jl' uy of :llY ole friend;;, . Tne ,;.·, ~1e o1 our city ~ v.orldwide and the
frie.ld iuess of it~ ,tleOp.Lc proverbL l . M, ~ brO<l.tl you h; ve t. e
uni .ue 6...
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011 tbe
Germn situation, I vi dh to aq that I aa <leep.q distressed by tlw uevs
of the 1l1Dess of th Cecret&rJ ot &)tt.\te.
'!be 4ut1ca of tbe SeeretarJ ot State 8l'G Juat about tbe moat
emct1Dg aDd trenuou.s 1n tbe ~t not ezclu41D&...
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September 18, 197'3
pp . s 16693-4
THE RECORD OF THE SENATE AND
THE PRESIDENT'S SECOND STATE
OF THE UNION MESSAGE-IT
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, in
addition to the report made to the Senate
on Monday, September 17,...