Lake County cited for violating ordinance and harming stream; Public TV celebrates its anniversasy; THD welcomes new social worker; Tentative voter turn-out figures are in; How your hearing works; MSU program helps Native Americans reach medical...
Otter and Charlo are honored at climax of culture awareness day; 'GOTV' campaign seems to have chalked up a win; Pablo students learn a little practical history; What is 'voice', and how can it go wrong?; 'Winter rec.' for housing area kids;...
Tribal Council votes to open gambling talks at state's request; Pow wow talks cover finding, philosopy; Two dozen gather at district meeting; 1988 Arlee pow wow re-cap; Ronan exercise center rewards a success story;
Tribal budget is both up and down from this time last year; War dance contest set for Oct. 21 and 22; College classes to debut this month on SKC-TV; The river's friends gather to talk about past and future; Museum dedicated at Salish annual...
Elmo youths form activities club; Special Notice for Pablo readers; BIA to sponsor a different sort of lottery, notice to tribal members; Saddler rewarded; Last batch of birthdays; Candidate statement; Glenda Fay Cook; Leonard Jay Ryan; Two Eagle...
New evidence heard in two FIIP power division lawsuits; Irvine wins run-off election; Candidates' statements; MVB-ball tourney results; Fun Run winners listed; College basketball schedule announced.
Governor discusses Ord. 44D with Council and non-Indians; Primary election details announced; Last notice; Notice of primary election; Henry T. Sousely; Stanger memorial this Saturday; Two recognized for 20 years of work; Kenmille places first in...
National, regional program directors visit Kicking Horse Job Corps; Goodies for sale; Labor Day closures; Last call for logo contest; Comments sought; Notice of proposed regulations for bird hunting on the Flathead Indian Reservation; Out-of-town...
BIA proposed rule change could wipe out Law and Order Dept.; Sobriety camp-out planned for June 26-27; Conference for world's native people, Nine off to visit other world-travellers; Weatherization funds available; Getting off welfare: 'TWEPers'...
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...
Indian Country funds to stay with the Bureau for a while longer; New federal funding available for substance abuse intervention, prevention; FY-87 Tribal budget summary report as of December 31, 1986; Addresses needed; ALCO may be challenged in...
On 1987's agenda: a variety of fish and game issues; Taiwan flu vaccine available; Have your per capita payments been held by Tribal Court; Public notice: Notice of availability of proposed regulations and public hearing; Elder's birthdays for...
MVP gets underway with consumer council, utility board recuriting; Adams to represent Arlee again; TV special votes fro the North; Indian subcontractor roster being drawn up; Small audiance tackles large topic at district meeting; ACOA us for...
Tribes to invest in $5.5 million convention center, $600,000 sawmill; Attention Reservation schools: Tibes offer free curriculum, training; April 19 meeting attracts typical crowd with typical comments; Summer Youth Employment Program recuiting...
You name it and there's probably an event covering it on the Flathead Reservation this spring and summer; Job Training folks move to Ronan; SRO crowd watches Pondera Hydro ptich to the council; Explained at the Dixon-Arlee-St. Ignatius district...
Council meets with senator to discuss FIIP and other concerns; 'GRAMBO' may hit IHS after all; U.S. Supreme Court asked to review law; Dismissal reaffirmed: Dismissee charges Council with 'yo-yo-ing'; Free (almost) book store finally opens; 'RIF'd'...
Pre-canvassed primary votes put all five incumbents on December ballot; December per capita: only $250 to be held; Off-Reservation moose hunting now requires a permit; Tribal Council gives green light to plan to get itself out of business;...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
CONGRESSIONAL R ECORD
SENATE P ROCEEDINGS
Septembe r 4, 1963
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NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, for
several weeks, the Senate has had the
proposed treaty on nuclear testing.
The question has been examined intensively
not...