County commissioners withdraw from shoreline board; Council to experiment with reorganization; BIA lives in Pablo now; Whatever happened to BIA's reorganization?; Tribes grow trees for state; Employers: Can you exchange training for extra help...
Tribal sovereignty makes a few strides in Circuit Court; Cruiserweight title to stay in Puerto Rico; Lots of Reservation fish start their lives in a Creston hatchery; NCAI greets 1982 with a Washington, D.C. session; About Good Medicine Books...and...
Primary vote is Veteran's Day; Tribes look to the west; IPHS still has money problems; Water rights filing assistance offered; New rules for firewood; Energy assistance program has money now; SKCC and Kootenai Forest sign education agreement;...
Federal official addressed Affiliated Tribes on the Flathead; Family Assistance Division is in trouble; Yahoos are ruining the Rez; Fire danger high, temporary closures announced; Money flows in parts of Indian Country; Washington judge not...
NCAI Helps Shape Future of Indians; The Northern Tier Pipeline...In Brief; New Law Changes BIA Policy on Indian Wills; Pipeline Impact Slide Show; Veterans' Rights Face 'Dilution': Active Legion Involvement a Must; SKCC Offers Student Services;...
Tribes Camas Hot Springs Serves 40,000 During 1956; Tribal Girl Continues Navy Nursing Career; Editorially Speaking; Tribal Boys Are Hot Shots on Reservation Hoop Teams; Maybe Tribal Judges Could Handle 'Russia'; Mary Sateah Kizer; Jerome...
Camel brothers November 11 fight card; Indian voters and Jack Cunningham; Larry Williams' position paper would end Indian reservations; Personnel Board members selected; Alexander "Butch" Sloan called home; Chosen Miss Chilocco; ANA...
The transmission line corridor - - - "Its more than an exchange of land for a few beads!"; Ft. Peck makes plans for air force base; Flathead Indian Museum celebration; Eye exams are important for your child; A glimpse of Catherine...
National Congress of American Indians convenes; Accident report; Camel Brothers firght in Missoula; The Annual bison round-up; Alternative School films Documentary; Tribal Court notes.
Swaney faces charges; Council blows lid off cap; Per-Capita payment; Barlow and Adams appointed to staff; Hunting fishing and recreation permits; Ray Dupuis new head of BIA dept; Historical discovery made in Hot Springs; Herbicides-safety...
New Constitution Would Change 1975 Council Elections; Seeking Hot Springs Doctor; PHS Dentist in Polson by June; High Court Rules on Smokeshops; Voting Reforms; Mission Man Fined for Bear Hunting; Diseased Deer Found; Rabbit, Coyote, Wolf and...
Lake County cited for violating ordinance and harming stream; Public TV celebrates its anniversasy; THD welcomes new social worker; Tentative voter turn-out figures are in; How your hearing works; MSU program helps Native Americans reach medical...
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• Without attempting to assess
blame or liability, It Is only In terms
of the political circumstances In
which the nation now flnda itself
that the merits of this proposal can
be so...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
• .Tilly 14, 1.%9 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE s 7971
THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF
THE SURTAX
Mr. CURTIS. Mr. President, it is my
firm belief that the tax b111 which extends
the surtax and repeals the investment
credit should be passed and...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
s 10320 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE September 5, 1968
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON THE
NATIONAL GUN CRIME PREVENTION
ACT-THE TYDINGS BILL
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, along
with 17 other Senators, I have joined
the distinguished Senator from...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
March 11, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL' RECORD-SENATE 83501
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. Pres1ctent, how
goes the time?
The PRESIDING OFFICER The
Senator from Montana has 6 minutes
remaining and the Senator from Pennsylvania
has 3 minutes remaining.
Mr. MANSFIELD....
United States--Politics and government--20th century
1
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD -SENATl s 1:)091
Mr. McCLELLAN. Now. Mr. Pres1c!cnt.
ho\\' much time have I consumed?
Tile PRESIDENT pro tempore Eight
Ill illlll es.
Mr MANSFIELD. Mr. President. will
the Senator from Arkansas yield me 7
minutcs?
Mr....
United States--Politics and government--20th century
November 27, 1963
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D. , MONTANA)
Mr. President:
Minutes before the tragedy last Friday, I asked the Senate for
unanimous consent that I might be recognized on the following Monday at
the conclusion of the morning...