United States--Politics and government--20th century
AMBASSADOR'S REMARKS AT
n1BASSY 'S INDEPENDENCE DAY PARTY
JULY 5.~ 1981
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME ALL OF YOU TO THIS YEAR'S
INDEPENDENCE DAY PARTY,
THIS YEAR.~ WE CELEBRATE THE TWO HUNDRED FIFTH
-
ANNIVERSARY OF THE SIGNING OF OUR...
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
REKARXS OF SENATOR l'o~IKE MAXSF:i:E:.::> (D . , M01'TAXA)
BEFORE ':'nE
MORTGAGE BAKiffiRS ASSOCIATIOK OF A!4ERICA
ST . .l.TLER HILTON HOTE~
WASHINGTON j D. C.
TtJESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1975j 8:00 P. M.
It is not without so~e ret:cence that I choose...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
COPY FROU HEARINGS BEFORE FOREIGN AFFAIRS ON H. R. 7378, ECA
)4arch 8, 1950
MR. JlA.NSFIEWs :r:n response to the question raised by Mr. Lodge,
I think it ought to be clearly understood that Jlr. Tsiang, the chief'
delegate fran China to the United...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 23, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
For Release: A.M.'s - Monday, June 4, 1956.
OUR HERITAGE OF FREEDOM
Address of Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana, Baccalaureate Service
Montana State...
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 1958 August 15
years. At 19, a veteran of all 3 services,
he came to my home town of Butte and
went to work in the mines.
MIKE MANSFIELD spent 8 years underground
in Butte. During this time he
took entrance...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
1958 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 3321
Number of claimants exhausting benefit rights 1 and average monthly insured unemployment,! for 8elected States-Continued
Oregon Washington Callfornla Idaho Montana New York Illinois
19t.i7-.58 I 1956-57...
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OPENING REMARKS
AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
EMBASSY ORIENTATION PROGRAM
OCTOBER 21~ 1981
I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME YOU THIS MORNING TO THE ANNUAL
EMBASSY ORIENTATION PROGRAM. DURING THE NEXT TWO DAYS~ I'M
SURE THAT ALL OF YOU~ NEWCOMERS AND OLD HANDS...
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