'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...
Idaho Kootenais appeal for help, tribe responds; Tribe - labor department can't agree on job corps; Annual bison roundup to start October 7; Tribal manpower lands $173,686 for employment; Lucille otter rounding up tribal votes; Coming home to a...
August Per Capita Approved; "We Must Work Out Ways To Make Money"; Council Highlights; Indian Newspaper Being Born; Meet The New SCD Director; Northern Tier - In Brief; 'Birds of a Feather' Census; WIC Schedule Changes; Turtle Lake...
Blue Bay Property to be Developed; Tribal Attorney Discusses Legal Problems of 1956; Special Indian Menu Served; Letters to the Editor; The Coyote and Owl; Small Loans May be part of Program; Editorially Speaking;
Community invited to eat chili, watch teens' play and "get corny"; Education surveys still wanted; Designer travels to Great Falls; Espinoza chosen to head up Fish and Game; Lankford elected to national board; SKC annonces honor roll; BIA...
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...
Council fails to show in Elmo, Kootenais plan split; Forestry practices questioned; BIA outlines absentee voting; 90% payout vote set June 30; New buildings, same old pow-wow; Tribe cracks down on crime against Indians; Salish language; Kootenai...
Dupuis to Guide ""Model Court System""; Camel to Defend Crown; Get Out The Vote; Thinners Meet with Council; Law & Jurisdiction Program Planned; ""Vial of Life"" Program; The Tribes' Legal Team; DNRC...
Election results.....two incumbents lose council race; Two councilmen arrested election day; Per-capita holds are returned; Secretary list is growing; HUD audit may result in charges; New superintendent appointed; Attention veterans; Pablo...
Extension Given to Indian Loggers; Christmas Per Capita on its way; F.R.R.C. Says "We are not radicals"; Flathead tomorrow; Medicine Moan speaks to all; Native corporation enters land agreement; Moccasin Telegraph; Flathead Valley College...
Felsman, Steele win top spots on Council by acclamation; A few parting words, Thomas E. Pablo; Tribes hire economics expert; A fifth tribal belt for Camel; The old days are over, says councilman; NRD employees commended; What does the membership...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
• President:
There has been a lot of loose talk in the papers recently which in
effect equates the State of ontaaa with Siberia. The 11Dpl1cat1ons in these
ress ator1es are without substance aod entirely unwarranted. Apart from a
fev...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
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STATEMENT OF SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD (D.-Montana) 12/16/70
~ concernt for our public lands, environment and pollution have,
in the past few years, been brought very much to the forefront of this Nation's
>o<ues art~not only by a continued...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
. . 1 ( ' J. ~.J l. ~ '-'- • ., 1.0.. J
For Release A , 1v~. 1 s Sunday, July 11 , 1957
1':-IE NEXT STAGE IN FOREIGN POLICY
Ivir. President:
\lith the 1st Session of the 85th Cone;::ess moving iPto the closins weel~s, .
ask the indulgence of the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
84830 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE March 15, 1973
MAJORrrY CONFER~CE RESOLUTION
ON REDUCTION OF MILITARY
EXPENDITURES OVERSEAS
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President,
earlier today the Senate majority conference
adopted a resolution on the...
United States--Politics and government--20th century
ADDRESS BY AMBASSADOR MIKE MANSFIELD
YKK NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATJION
JANUARY 8, 1981
IT IS TRULY A PLEASURE FOR ME TO BE WITH YOU TODAY ON
THE OCCASION OF THE ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S RECEPTION HOSTED BY
YKK AND ITS FOUNDER AND PRESIDENT, MR. TADAO...