United States--Politics and government--20th century
1964 CONGRESSIONAL REcORD- SENATE 15141
slon and the Interior Department should be
uncoordinated. This subject should have the
prompt attention of the Congress.
6. Uncertainties facing private Industry as
the present Federal 50-year...
Year-round Pow-Wow planning; Saws silent on largest timber cut; Council votes to distribute Montana Power settlement; Children's money to go in BIA trust; Councilmen voted for people; Dividends are paid; Under BIA grant plan new Health Center...
Permit case in court; Caring for the Reservation forests; Job Corps contract standoff; Indian Commissioner okays distribution; BIA employment takeover: no problem; Indian youth problem TV special; Tribal hunting laws; Forestry: it's more than just...
Indian justice conference; Tribal range hunt-right in courts; Council shifts on childrens shares: Total split of MP check must go through channels; Tribes plan to takeover education, employment; Council committees: are they doing the job?;...
New eligibility rules, Indian Health Service to adjust client roster over the next year; Last notice of primary deadline; Pow Wow and princess contest in St. Ignatius; Indians make America unique; Quarterly meeting summary; Gary Paul Goode; Note of...
Councilman resigns, December ballot to seek six, not five; SKC to host national-local economic development teleconference; Seatbelts to become mandatory; A farewell message from Jim Steele; What's news at: Natural Resources Department; Schools...
Ronan Fire Control dispatches 200-plus to western blazes; Are you ready for Native American Day?; Self-esteem = greater resistance to temptation; Law requires SSA number for kids; School-time for the older set, too; Meeting to discuss scholarships,...
'Committed people' needed to attend Alkali Lake training; Youngsters' support groups to begin; A request from the enrollment office; Robert Eugene Adams; Notice of proposed regulations for bird hunting on the Flathead Indian Reservation; News from...
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
FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
REMARK3 OF SENATOR MIKE MANffi"'IELD (D., MONTANA)
AT THE
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE
Wednesday, January 3, 1973, Room S-207, u. s. Capitol, 9:30A.M.
We meet, today, with a new majority. We meet with new
responsibilities and...
30 posters recounting the atrocities that occurred in 1945 in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan to spread the prayer of peace for the sake of future generations. Included are color and black and white photographs, charts, tables, maps, and diagrams of...
Swaney Unseated by Council Vote; "Action Speaks Louder Than Words"; Vanishing Breed; Indian Water Rights; Indian religious freedom act; Lawsuit hits USDA on food stamps for Indians; Willene McClure obituary; Clyde Sanders obituary;...
Tribal headquarters fire damage moves towards $1 million mark; Rumor-squelching time: credit, per capita; St. Ignatius community center policy, schedule; Elk slaughter leads to charges; Artists, take note; late paper - chapter six or seven; Paul...
Quiet quarterly features a new idea for Koss and a New York visitor; Voter registration table at SKC adds dozens to voter roster; TPR is alive and well in Arlee school system; Caught a cold? Pamper yourself; '1st annual mandatory Tribal...
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...
ATNI attacks new water regulations; Dan McDonald dead at 49; 10 considered for BIA post; Marvin Calem to fight May 6; Tournament was a farce; Highlights of the Job Corps Pow Wow; Indian Businesses...Are They Doing Well?; BIA Budget Request Over...
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...