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AMERICAN EMBASSY, TOKYO
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EDITORIAL
OFFICE OF TRANSLATION SERVICES
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DAILY SUMMARY OF JAPANESE PRESS
Thursday, July 19 , 1984
New Administration in New Zealand
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Dam hearings attract hundreds, opinion is split; August per capita will be $100; FERC denies wheeling order; No one home in Pablo last Friday; July quarterly crowd not as light as usual; Deadline passes, but penalties are postponed; Money available...
SKHA wins national excellence award; Arlee man cast in 'War Party'; What is your attitude towards alcohol and drug abusers?; Health advisors address elders; Univ. of Minnesota gets leukemia research money, Glover raises over $50 thousand; Indian...
To hunt or to not to hunt? that is the question!; Tribal headquarters moves to Pablo; Ex-tribal headquarters; The Headstart program; Left us with a legacy; Weatherization project; "Timber tribes and trust" a historical review of the BIA...
Construction resumes on community centers; Young Adult Conservation Corps; Bighorn sheep - no hunting; Tribal Council Committee/Representatives; Big Brothers and Sisters of Lake County; Post and pole yard temporarily closed; Attention - commodity...
Quartely Meeting - Jan. 6, 1978; Move to Complex underway; The election is over - but politics are not; Some food for thought from a spiritual leader, an interview with Johnny Arlee; Former Chairman Mitchell pleads innocent; Farmers and ranchers...
Annual elder-honoring celebration moves up north this year; Fishing regulation change proposed; hearing May 9; Rodriguez chosen to attend conference; Cordier joins top state teams; Goss, Grant make all-stars; Whatever happened with--?; Tribal...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
JAPAN -- THE REGION AND THE WORLD
Japan is now the world's second greatest economic power.
At current exchange rates its per capita income is higher than
ours. It is moving to number one in many areas of advanced
technology which we once dominated....
United States--Politics and government--20th century
SPEECH OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D . , MONTANA)
To be ielivered at
~~nual Binner of Alurr.nl Association of Law School
New Y~~k University, New York Clty
To be held at
Waldorf -Astoria Hotel, New York City
We~~esday evenins, 8 p .m., April 8,...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 38, Folder 19, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Speech of Senator Mike Mansfield (D., Montana)
RELEASE FOR P.M. s, Wednesday, April 18, 1956
REVIEW OF FOREIGN POLICY - IV
A Constructive Policy in the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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For Release A , 1v~. 1 s Sunday, July 11 , 1957
1':-IE NEXT STAGE IN FOREIGN POLICY
Ivir. President:
\lith the 1st Session of the 85th Cone;::ess moving iPto the closins weel~s, .
ask the indulgence of the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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·~iY.
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE fr June f20
prehe~e about setting a precedent
that could have no end if tha:t were
done. I understand that the committee
actually did approve the item, and then
decided to take it out because of the
State...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
SPEECH OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D. J MONTANA)
To be delivered at
Annual Di nner of Alurr.nl Association of La1v School
New York University, Nevr York Cl ty
To be held at
Waldorf -Astoria Hotel, Nei·T York City
Wed..'1esday even ing; 8 p .m. ,...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
TOWARll3 A OORABLE PEACE
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II. Europe and United States Policies
Mr. President:
A short time ago I discussed with the Senate what I regard as
some of the principal points of potential conflict in the world . I
suggested that, despite any...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
1436 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE January 31
(3) there Is the obvious absence o! a code
or clear rUles o! International law or definition
of legal disputes realistically protecting
us from judicial Interference with our foreign
policy, upon...
FERC says 'yes' to Kerr Dam relicensing agreement; Irrigation O and M to be discussed August 9; The budget: 'We're out of money. There will have to be sacrifices'; Unusually dry weather visits Reservation, brings hazards; 87th Arlee pow wow called...
Tribal chairman talks about the Flathead Project; Oil and gas leasing of trust lands topic of meetings; Bingo commission forms in Polson; New Bureau policy causes Tribal protest; President answers letter from Indian Country; Indian group sponsors...
The 1984 reorganization of Tribal operations begins; It's time to stop killing females; Fifty-four receive names at jump dances; No more need for TS program; Road closure: is it necessary?; Bingo may be #3 money maker for Tribes; Alcoholism: there...
Indian water claims go to state courts; Council authorizes $100 August per capita; District meeting; Talent Search closes for the summer; Court business for June; Marvin Camel finally receives cruiserweight belt; Summer tutoring ends August 12;...
Shoreline board extends comment period, releases fee schedule; Lodgepole plan unveiled; Two Eagle is on priority list; New law affects trust property ownership; One stand open for Arlee Pow-wow; A peek at the next issue, and the one after that...;...