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...
Logging units closed to hunting; Profile: James R. Normandeau; Our CETA folks're back in business; Admitted to Montana State Bar; Camas Lanes ready to go; Basketball tourney; Maine Indians reach agreement; Soil Conservation Service; NIHB takes...
Tribal councilmen give their views; Mission valley miracle; S.K.C.C. offers management course; South Dakota may renew Dennis Banks extradition try; Federal Communications Commission petitioned; BIA officers receive new assignments; Arlee Head Start...
Sheep transplant agreement; Florence Gariepy Smith obituary; "Dog Dancer"; Indian Water Rights part 2; Changes Announced in USDA Food Programs for Indians; New Director For Phoenix Area Indian Health Service Named; HEW publishes booklet...
Council highlights; Arlee Quarterly poorly attended; Councilmen write about pipeline deal; Indians know a good deal; EPA issues preliminary permit for oil port; Permit status; Well-organized pow-wow a hit; King and Bird place at regatta; Exhibits...
Morigeau removed as councilman, charges may follow; More about the Flathead Irrigation Project; Newest rate hike begins today; County wants help naming roads; Land-use planning not too interesting to Mission folks; What the Flathead Culture...
Polson's new councilman is Teresa Wall; Here's what you missed by missing the April quarterly; Silver mine to open near Reservation; Make more money with Christmas trees, TFME tells how; Rules set for use of Longhouse; Young Tribal members to visit...
'Chances are 50-50 that Job Corps will survive' says congressman; FIP would be better served by cooperation says audience; Summer lunch program organization is up to parents; Road closure letter has no effect; S and K Electronics, Inc., has new...
Council gets its first look at irrigation project's "problem-solver"; New car tax refund details; Tribal summer youth employment workshops announced;Firms selling services available from SSA free; How to survive budget cuts in spite of...
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Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
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REMARKS OF SENATOR MIKE MA.lil"SFIELD (D., MONTANA)
THE KOBLITZ ME10RIAL LECTURE
The Temple
Sunday Morning, April 30, l967
Cleveland, Ohio
CRITICAL COMPONENTS OF CURRENT U. S. FOREIGN POLICY
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