United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATE1:iEl1T CF SEU1' .. TOP.. rvn:<E 1-lf. .. i·iSFIELD (D., NCN'tt.HA)
FOREIGN RELATIONS: LATE-Stn·1i:11ER 1959
Mr. President:
It may seem at this moment a remote possibility, but at
some point the first session of the 36th Congress will...
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...
Nine-year-old case is over: Tribal sovereignty vindicated; No dividend next month; McDonald gets 43% of the votes; Small-scale hydropower activity picks up; Head lice make lousy pets; In the days of our grandfathers: Sophie: career woman, Tobacco...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Aprtl 13, 1976 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 86541.
THE END OF AN ERA: ASIA-A YEAR
AFTER THE FALL OF INDOCHINA
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. Pres:ldent, on
April 10, 197.5, In an address to a Joint
5ei!Sion. Preslden t Ford asked Congress
to approve an...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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The Foreign Policy of the United States
Mike Mansfield (D) Montana
Let me begin by pointing out that foreign policy is not a formula out
of the laboratory of an alchemist. It is not a potion which is guaranteed
to cure the ills of the nation...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEi ~Ei.r:' CF SEi!ATCr. NIXE i·.lf..i·1!3I.i'IE1D (D., i:-ICNT1J.11•)
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FOREIGN RELATIONS: LATE-SUHl'IER 1959
Hr. President:
It may seem at this moment a remote possibility, but at
some point the first session of the 86th...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 36, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
STATD'.ENT OF SErlATCR l:IKE HJ:.NSFIELD (D-HONT.)
THE SUEZ SITUATION
Release Tuesday M~
10-16- 56
foreien policy in the Suez crisis seems to be based on...
Tribes get the nod to start spending Jobs Bill money; Arlee Pow wow is next month; attendants needed; Budget report for May; Forest Service studies fungus in Ronan greenhouse; Notice of policy change for W.I.C.; Pilot hydro project could yield...
NTPC's green light turns yellow, referendum vote called; Water conference set for July; Tellier is chosen ITYP Princess; The case for the Northern Tier pipeline; USCCR: Indians could become a '51st state'; Blackfeet oil company formed; Mitchell...
Tribe loses second round; To council or to chief; Credit manager selected; Kim Swaney named "Miss Kyi Yo"; Teachers aide seminar; Schultz Scholarship Awarded; Miss Flathead Reservation to be crowned; Mary Joscum awarded trophy; Allards...
Logging Truck Flattens Home of Lucy Parker; Pollmann Innocent But Permit Law Is Upheld; Tribe Sues For Lake Bottom; BIA Looking For New Commissioner; JOM Committees Slate Indian Class Programs; Reservation-wide JOM dinner; Forest Open But Still...
Almost two dozen volunteer to register Indian voters on the Flathead; New IHS health rules delayed; Tribal member files for county commissioner; Transportation committee wants consumers; Youth conference featured testimonials from Blackfeet;...
Cutter's meeting: Complaints, a bit of praise, second meeting set; Slow-moving equipment delays TV station; 'Drug-Free Schools' is new SKC project; Is a career in nursing in your future?; Twins times two - four times!; Crow Dam repairs take...
Unattended small fire almost claims home, burning rules outlined; Culture committee plans regional conference, longhouse expansion; New sessions announced for youngsters' support groups, open to all; Durglo to run for Mission school board; GAO to...
March and rally to mark National Trio Day this Saturday; FIIP hearing set for this Friday in Ronan; A little more light on the lighthouse story; Senator makes a brief stop in Pablo; New conflict-of-interest interpretation almost rid BIA of Indians;...
Community discusses healing through values, respect, Tribalism; Timber falling to be studied; Tribal printing enterprise welcomes new business advisor; Polson lighthouse project makes progress;
Changes in 44D regulations to be subject of hearing; Three needed for public TV board; Richard M. McBroom; Gilbert St. Germaine; Esther Wiegele; Mary E. Mager; Substance-abuse prevention lessons' fame spreads; Blue Bay Healing Center conference...
Recount of ballots puts Arlee incumbent on top, Three new faces will be added to the Council in 1988; Tribal Council quarterly meeting, Jan. 1st; No newsletter next week; George James Hewankorn; Story-writing contest announced; Native American...