United States--Politics and government--20th century
cc g p )f Juzy 20,
1967
STA'mMniT OF SENA'IDR MIKE MAMSP'IELD (D., l«lt'l'ABA)
It is ley' privilege at this tt.me to have the honor to introduce
Dr. Michael E. DeBakey, vho 1n turn v1ll introduce h1s colleagues for briet
remarks.
Dr. DeBakey...
Tribal salaries frozen April 30, thawed May 7; 675-4600 is the new main phone number for Pablo's Tribal offices; 'Story inaccurate,' claims councilman,'Honest mistake!' pleads reporter; Washington state sues NTPC, feds; Career Day was an...
Tribes, State reach a compromise; Historic vote favors incumbents; Houses destroyed, Council concerned; Per Capita approved; "Meet the candidates" show tours Reservation; Reservation high school takes state football honors; Buffalo...
Enrollment, land use dominate quarterly meeting; Tim McDonald studies electronics; Burton, Silverthorne receive degrees; Round-up at the Valley Creek Corral; Users responsible for center; 1981, the year that will be; Indians join environmentalists...
; Marvin's Number One; Second Quarterly Report; Friedlander Case Dismissed; Elder's Bus Is Off and Running; Fire Fighter Step Test; Indian Foster Homes Needed; Need Help Paying For Fuel?; River Closed to Motors; Century Party; Immunization Time...
Tribal hunting regulations; Nylon ropes- popular but dangerous; Congratulations, Judge Swaney!; Mission Church Celebrates 125 years; Culture Committee plans pilgrimage and pageant; Indian affairs head issues guideline for BIA Red Lake relationship;...
Council authorizes $800 dividend payment; John Neuman is new IHS Administrative Officer; IHS and THD combine efforts; Nutritional meals program; Tips for Christmas tree cutting; The Division of Enforcement and Wildlife have had several violations...
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...
Flathead lake suit: First round sparring; Council considers sale of Mission-Ashley unit; Flathead leads in violent deaths; Council aims at Res. water rights; JOM committees review new education laws; Two JOM backed candidates in April 6 school...
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;...
Kootenai men appeal game conviction; Commissioners sign Montana Power distribution; Old firecracker fuse goes off as smoke tax case is heard; Christmas tree cutters honor closed areas; Marvin Camel: a Flathead fighter with a future; Rocky Boys give...
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...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
REMARKS OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONTANA)
before the
Missouri Bar
Muchlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri
Thursday~ September 7, 1967
11:00 a.m. (CDT)
TROUBLED TIMES
There are, I am advised, about a thousand lawyers...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
s 5344 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE April 8, 1974
TRffiUTE TO SARAH McCLENDON
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I ask
unanimous consent that an article which
was published in the New York Post on
Saturday, April 6, 1974, entitled "Keeping
After...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
FOR RELEASE ON DELIVERY
REMARKS OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONTANA)
before the
Missouri Bar
Muchlebach Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri
Thursday, September 7, 1967
11:00 a.m. (CDT)
TROUBLED TIMES
There are, I am advised, about a thousand lawyers...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
,STA'nMENT OF SENATOR lmcE MANSFIELD (D. 1 MOifl'AliA)
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We are confronted in 1967 with a challenge whose character is
pecularly of our own times even if...