S and K Electronics lands protested $740,000 contract; Savik apparently okay; St. Ignatius man missing; Fy-84 Tribal budget summary report as of September 1984; Iwo Jima story had three Indian heroes; Time to pay special attention to driving...
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Oc-tober 22, 1969
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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE s 1300:)
WITIIDRA W AL FROM VIETNAM
Mr MANSF'IELD. Mr. President, I
have ·come across a column by Joseph C.
Harsch enlitled "How Fast?" havtn>: to
do with the situation in Vietnam and...
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CONGRESSION r\.L RECORD June 27, 197 4
Pages S-11808-29
SENATE ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
JUNE 26, 1974
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, before
adjourning for a few days in celebration
of the Fourth of July, I would like
to review the progress made by...
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THE RECORD OF THE 92D
CONGRESS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, today,
hopefully, we may bring to a close
the 92d Congress-a Congress which has
worked hard for 2 years and produced
legislation of major significance. The
Senate of the 92d Congress...
Judge may dismiss Tribe's application, negotiations with MPC continue; Budget report month ending July 1984; Crowd braves bad weather to attend Kerr vigil; Flathead Culture Committee reports a busy summer; Price of Char-Koosta to go up; Captured...
Alcohol Program to Sponsor Nature Awareness Summer Program; Eight Complete Timber-Fallers College Course; Tribal College Ends School Year With Two Ceremonies-a Dinner and a Pow Wow; Democrates to Select Delegates on Saturday;
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Decernber 4, 1970 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENA:rE s 19465
Tim SETTING OF CERTAIN HEALTH
AND SAFETY STANDARDSWHERE
SHOULD THE AUTHORITY
BELONG?
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, a
f ew days ago I asked the distinguished
chairman of the Committee on...
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·f-~
Statemen t of Senator :tv.~.ike Mansfield (D., Montana)
September ll, 1957 J
!Jvv-t .~-A ~ 1 rJV'-' ~ , t I, 4-o .. ~L
The situation in Little Rock does not grow out of a law passed
by Congress . It does arise out of a decision of the Supreme...
Three new councilmen to be sworn in; More ideas about what makes a good councilman; SKC courses begin next week; Bombs and Indians: SKC addresses the Cold War; Dupuis appointed MOA delegate; A new Bourdon; New Year's Day dinner; Camel keeps title...
The year's final Council meeting was a busy one; Some Indians exempt from vehicle licenses; Resolution of the Tribal Council extending sympathy upon the death of the Honorable Arthur Henry (Hank) Burland; Water rights: State filing deadline...
Pete Beaverhead -- A great man is gone; Voting act extension provides rights; Judge Fines Allard Minimum; New Member Housing Board; Karen Fenton appointed to council; PHS award to Dale Johnson; Job corpsmen charged in rape cases; Intermountain...
The Old Jocko River Just Ain't What it Used to Be; August Per Capita Will Dry up September Food Stamps; Montana Power Told No Lines in the South Fork; Council to Meet Wednesday Nights; PHS Direct Prescription Results in Better Service; Flathead...
Hundreds Turn out for 'Fun Without Alcohol' Gathering in Arlee; Meeting to Include Protest Demonstration; Diabetics' gathering at Blue Bay was enjoyable and Informative; Council Approves IHS Construction Projects Now; Tribal Chairment Meet with...
David Hartman makes a visit to the Tribal Complex,'Good Morning, America' will feature Flathead Reservation; Hundreds enjoy anniversary party and library dedication; Request for Jocko war veterans; D'Arcy's Day; Speaking of the Jocko area; Franklin...
Thousands brave grey skies to attend Treaty Rights Celebration; FY-88 budget hearing set for July 31; 89th annual Arlee Pow Wow report; Be smart: call early to avoid more pain; Personnel Office can help, Job-seekers aren't filling form out right;...
Tribes decline fishing invitation, wish protesters good luck; Elders Week May 5-9; Tribal history project wins trip to Maryland; SYEP deadline is May 15; LIEAP money ran out; Bitter root feast observed at Longhouse; TERS play earns standing ovation...
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81668 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE February 26, 1968
if we can, how Congress and the courts,
md the Board itself, can better review
und control its operations.
In the area of labor law, and as respects
the Board's role in it, every man
may be a...
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Senate
WEDNESDAY, OcToBER 15, 1969
SENATOR MANSFIELD ANSWERS
QUESTIONS OF MONTANANS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. Presic'lent, I
have just returned from 3 days iu Montana
during which period I met with
groups of college students at the University
of...