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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 44, Folder 8, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
:;;; 11 flO CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE Febru.a:ry 8, 1968
cl'rncd about Vll't.nam. For understandable
rr:\sons, they arr concerned. and
they have some...
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WITH THE COMPL IM ENTS OF
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CHIEFS OF MISSION CoNFERENCE
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"JAPAN'S Er1ERGENCE AS A GLOBAL...
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SUBCOMMITTEE PRINT
A SURVEY OF POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENTS DURING 1949
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IN
FRANCE, WESTERN GERMANY,
AUSTRIA, AND ITALY
REPORT
BY
HON. MIKE MANSFIELD, Montana
DECEMBER 10, 1949
Printed for the use of the Committee on Foreign...
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Speech of Senator Mike Mansfield
POLITICS AND FOREIGN POLICY
1958 Campaign Conference for Democratic Women. April 21, 1958.
As I look around the room I see the faces of very good Americans.
I also see the faces of very good democrats. They are the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
THE ROLE: OF THE MILITARY IN AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY
An elected official can hardly expect universal approval of his
position on every issue. Almost invariably some people will agree ·~th
him and others will disagree, sometimes very vehemently....
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1961 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE 495
tained by the Senate in such a ruling.
When a Presiding Officer tried to overtum
that precedent, the Senate overruled
the Presiding Officer.
In 1959 we changed that rule, to provide
that debate could be...
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] 1ecember 6, 1973 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE s 21973
ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS TO THE
ENERGY CRISIS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, in
the past year Western coal resources, in
the estimation of some people, have become
the answer to the Nation's...
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nJAPAN'S EMERGENCE AS A GLOBAL HEAVYWEIGHTn
(TALKING PoiNTs)
INTRODUCTION
-- As I AM SURE YOU ALL KNOW THERE IS NO STRONGER PROPONENT THAN
I OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE US-JAPAN RELATIONSHIP WHICH I OFTEN
n n DESCRIBE AS OUR MOST IMPORTANT BILATERAL...
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87288 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE June 17, 1968
Any person who wishes to testify or
submit a statement for Inclusion In the
record should communicate as soon as
possible with the Subcommittee on Improvements
In Judicial Machinery, room
8306,...
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REMARKS CF SENATCR EDWARD 1t, , KENNEDY- JCHNS HCPKINS UNIVERSI'I'Y
For Release 8:00P.M.
Wednesday, 1/:ay 6, 1970
It is a distinct pleasure for me to have the opportunity to...
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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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