118 years ago tomorrow, the Tribes gathered and...; 700 fish die in Jocko from weed poison; What the 90-10 vote means; Bourdon charged with murder; Poison may have harmed Jocko, Flathead Rivers too; Reservation forest environment study starts;...
Jocko fish kill spurs council irrigation poison ban ; Perma fire destroys 700 acres ; Hassle over direct drug service ; What's new on the reservation ; Dan Loonskin looking for his tribe ; Dave McGuigan is named job corps camp director ; $500...
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...
Tug-Of-War Over Ashley Log Unit; Irrigation Service Muddies Jocko...Again; Commodities Twice as Popular as Food Stamps; Tribe Promised Say in Superintendant Choice; Buffalo Feast August 18; Wild Onion Is Both Tangy and Sweet; St. Ignatius Indian...
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...
Many concerned about dwindling reservation game herds; Hundreds attend center opening; Rose Cline is new SUD; Dupuis on tribal bench; Bouchard is new EDA planner; Larry Hall reservation planner; Power line facts disputed; $6,000 in smokes are...
Ronan parents talk with board ; Reservation JOM committees meet on Ronan situation ; Job corps to go co-ed ; 16 school board positions open April 1 ; Council denies request to defend "Polson Four" ; Coyote builds a better mousetrap ;...
Logging units closed to hunting; New forestry plan would cut virgin stands; How tax exemtion works; Ronan JOM meditaion to start in June; Grizzly bears protected; Indians "entitlied" to courts; Second bear captured; Penalty waived in...
Swaney faces charges; Council blows lid off cap; Per-Capita payment; Barlow and Adams appointed to staff; Hunting fishing and recreation permits; Ray Dupuis new head of BIA dept; Historical discovery made in Hot Springs; Herbicides-safety...
"Dam studies" subject on public meetings; A new beginning for the tribe and MOD?; HUD to build 75 new homes; Reservation forests - future logging sales; Alcoholism: Are you an alcoholic? Do you know someone who is?; Do we have a child...
Introducing Jan Talbot; Congratulations Karen; New Miss Indian America; Flathead Reservation road closure program; Water quota increase; Indian backlash group seeking contributions illegally; Indians with diabilities get help from HUD-HEW; U of A...
Tribal Council Election; If You Can Dish It Out; Tribal Member Charged In Tribal Court; Gary Kimble Leaves Indian Affairs Committee; Salish Kootenai College Comes Of Age; Johnny McClure; Tribes Sued by Widow; Cruiserweight Update; Prison...
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...
Historic luncheon brings note of peace, optimism; Member returns per capita payment; Reservation population expected to grow; Sign up now for summer jobs; Present awaits 1983's first enrollable baby; Employees receive incentive awards; WIC office...
Who cares about health care? Not the Reservation public; Petition shot down in Portland; Northern Tier pipeline won't be built; Now's the time to sign up for 1 of 3 young adult employment programs; Summer Youth Employment Program; Summer Recreation...
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...
No dams on the Flathead right now, Council tells Pondera Hydro; Special "centerfold"; Restoration on old Polson Catholic cementry needs your help; Summer Youth Employment Program recruiting begins; Grizzlies killed at Post Creek home;...
Council and commissioners meet formally to discuss Ordinance 44D; Montana Indians sought for new movie; Going door-to-door for public TV; No news from the latest Tribal-state meeting; BABES poster winners announced; What to do with Blue Bay; SKC...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
A FOREIGN POLICY FOR PEACE
If I talk seriously with you tonight, it is because the subject with which
I deal is deadly serious. If I ask you to forgo for a few minutes the undeniable
pleasures of partisanship, it is because peace and war are...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
REMARKS OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONTANA)
at the
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE ALLIED EDUCATIONAL F01JNDATION
AMERICANA HOTEL, NEW YORK, NEvi YORK
Wednesday, April 29, 1970, 7:00p.m.
A VIEW FROM THE SENATE
It used to be said that aspiring...