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September 8, 1972
STATEMENT OF SENTOR MIKE ~NSFIELD (D., MONT.)
Mr. President,
On Wednesday, September 6, the headline writer for the
"Christian Science Monitor" put it best:...
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88Tn CONGRESS}
1st Session SENATE fEXEC'l Tn ·E
\ REPT. Xo. 3
99-119
THE NUCLEAR TEST BAK TREATY
REPORT
OF THE
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
UNITED STATES SENATE
ON
EXECUTIVE M, 88TH CONGRESS, 1ST SESSION
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1963.-0rdered to be...
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October 22, 1965 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 27221
STATEMENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE
RECORD OF THE 89TH CONGRESS,
1ST SESSION
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President,
Congress is about to conclude one of the
most productive sessions in the history of
this...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
March 8, 1973
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONT.)
THE GUN CRIMINAL: DANGEROUS SPECIAL OFFENDER
Mr. President,
On February 7th, I voiced my concern to the Senate about
the mandatory sentencing sections of the gun-crime laws and the
fact...
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8412 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE .' <7~ 1w.ry ."'.!,., 197.1,.
Montana and routed over northern Id::h 1
and the State of Oregon Into the Pacific.
Assuming 100 percent efficiency, there
would be no fallout In Montana and the
falling debris...
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.Ma!J 11, 1972 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SEN ATE s 7753
ORDER OF BUSINESS
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Pursuant
to the previous order the Chair recognizes
the major ity leader for a report.
Mr. ROBERT C. BYRD. Mr. President,
may we have order in the...
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15548 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE
Senator is entirely sincere in offering his
reservation. I appreciate the complimentary
but undeserved remarks which
he has made about me. I did not wish
to leave the impression with the Senator
that I felt...
Photographic portrait of Judge Frank H. Woody: probably taken when he was in his 50's. Woody was book keeper for Worden and Company from its inception. He lived in Missoula to a ripe age, and is the man for whom Woody Street is named. 55(XIII):115...
Woody, Frank H. (Frank Hargrave), 1833-1916 -- Paxson, E. S., 1852-1919.
Worden and Company Store, Hellgate, Montana, built in 1860. C. P. Higgins and F. L. Worden, builders and owner, left to right, Judge F. H. Woody, first clerk and first postmaster, Missoula, Montana, and Colonel E. S. Paxson, famous Montana artist.