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REMARKS Ol"~ 1JAJl"I~E D., 1IlII'rAIIA)
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DIIUlER HONORING SENATOR JOHN J . WILLIAMS
Hotel DuPont, Gold Ballroo:D.
WU.m1ngtoD, Delavare
Thur8d.a.y, J anuary 14, 1971, 7:00 p •••
I t 18 a pleasure to be In Delaware tor this...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
REMARKS OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONTANA)
at a
TESTIMONIAL DINNER IN HONOR OF SENATOR GEORGE D. AIKEN
SAINT MICHAEL'S COLLEGE, WINOOSKI, VERMONT
Saturday, May 1, 1971
I am delighted to have an opportunity to come to
Vermont for this tribute...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIEUl (D., ~10NTANA)
THOUGHTS ON THE PRESIDENT I S IMPENDING VoYAGE TO
LATIN AMERICA
Mr. President:
Within a few days, the President will be leaving on a tour
of Latin America. I know that other Members of the Senate...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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REMARKS OF SENATOR ~IKE f/JJ\NSFIELD (D . , MONTANA)
at a
TESTIMONIAL DINNER IN HONOR OF SENATOR GEORGE D. AIKEN
SAINT MICHAEL'S COLLEGE, WINOOSKI ,...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D., MONTANA)
TID!: 2ND GERMAN CRISIS
Mr. President:
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In recent weeks, two serious incidents have taken place in connection
with Berlin. They reveal once again, with stark...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D. , MOUTAITA)
THE 2ND GERMAN CRISIS
Mr. President:
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In recent weeks, two serious incidents have taken place in connection
with Berlin. They reveal once again, with...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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MY fellow-Am ricanaz
Toni~ht marka the end of u-1/2 years of hard work in covering
th 17 counties w1ich com)rise this district & ~utting to know you & your
n u. ... • s you know, I grew up among·you d have liv d in ontnn nll my
life...
Rose Evans selected to finish out Wall-McDonald's Council term; Puppets help youngsters understand alcohol and drug abuse; Petition clarified; SKC patiently awaits for word about its TV station license; Five Indian economists will win fellowships;...
'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...
Tribal Constitution to remain un-amended for now; Tribal law and order may run out of money; A few choice words about February from the Flathead Culture Committee; GA clients need to sign up now for new work program; Eye care program policy...
County commissioner attacks treaties and Tribal sovereignty; 'Treaty antagonists' are alive and active in the northwest USA; Tribe join Sanders County and others in weed-control research; Teen council walks a mile in their elder's mocassins;...
Amendments seek to modernize Tribal Constitution; Constitution district meeting schedule; Informative quarterly meeting doesn't attract too much attention; Melcher seeks to broaden federal court power on reservations; Free workshops for business...
Vandalism to substation causes blackout, PCB spill; Quarterly meeting full of information, but not that full of spectators; Power bill problems? Here's help; Elders and Culture Committee discuss wakes and traditional; Flathead Culture Committee to...
'Native America' earns representation at state Democratic convention; Council comments; 'Detox' passes on, staff says good-bye; Weatherization money is in; Culture Committee begins series of articles; Junior Tribal Council begins new year, seeks...
The 1984 reorganization of Tribal operations begins; It's time to stop killing females; Fifty-four receive names at jump dances; No more need for TS program; Road closure: is it necessary?; Bingo may be #3 money maker for Tribes; Alcoholism: there...
Tribal Election Notice; And the answer is: A communicative, honorable teetotaller; Candidates' questions dominate district meeting; The candidates speak: Noel Pichette, Robert McCrea, Kenneth Friedlander, Catherine Hamel; Forest Service announces...
If you get bored this weekend, you're just not trying hard enough; Standing Arrow Pow wow is July 14-17; Tribal offices closed today and Monday; Animal killing is in the news; Tribes invited to join MIMA; Court news for May; Charmel Tellier is...
Tribes and county to regulate shoreline use; McDonald throws hat in state political ring; Employment Review Board is established; Office continues the search for job and training opportunities; Less spent on Indians; Tribes discuss Kerr Dam...
Tribal sovereignty makes a few strides in Circuit Court; Cruiserweight title to stay in Puerto Rico; Lots of Reservation fish start their lives in a Creston hatchery; NCAI greets 1982 with a Washington, D.C. session; About Good Medicine Books...and...
Secretarial election registration drive yields 627 voters; District meeting to explain secretarial election issues; Still time to register for college; Plumbing course to be offered; Indian water statement; Council highlights; Fourth quarterly set...