Statements of Senator Frank E. Moss on floor of U.S. Senate, March 1969

Typescript drafts of statements by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss given on the floor of the U.S. Senate in March of 1969, on various subjects including a tribute to the late Alaska Senator Bob Bartlett; the land containing the "Block U" near the University of Utah; constitutional amendments on procedures for nominating candidates for President and Vice President; a New York Times article on restricting advertising for cigarettes, to be entered in the Congressional Record; the text of a speech by Elmo Roper about addressing quality-of-life issues in America, to be entered in the Congressional Record; a pilot project to remove billboards along highways; the rescue of a Utah miner, William V. (Buck) Jones, from a caved-in mine and the need to review mine safety laws; a treaty on nuclear non-proliferation; the Sentinel anti-ballistic missile system; providing airports on Indian reservations; the High Uintas wilderness bill; Social Security child benefits and tax deductions; and an article from the Christian Science Monitor on Canadian limits on cigarette advertising, to be entered in the Congressional Record.