Statements of Senator Frank E. Moss on floor of U.S. Senate, May 1970

Typescript drafts of statements by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss given on the floor of the U.S. Senate in May of 1970, on various subjects including debate in Canada over the North American Water and Power Alliance (NAWAPA) plan; amendments to the Small Reclamation Projects Act; a complaint about instructions for the 1970 federal census suggesting continuance of polygamy among "Mormons"; the first year of Mrs. Virginia Knauer as the President's consumer advisor; Queen Isabella Day (April 22); 50th anniversary of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees (NARCE); the record of Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel; a bill to terminate price support programs for tobacco; postponement of a hearing on oil shale development; a joint resolution on drug abuse and advertisement; a Washington Post article on the central issue behind student war protests; a federal program to combat alcoholism; the rise in unemployment; retirement benefits for employees of federal-state cooperative programs); Sylvia Porter's column about price increases; new FTC and FDA rules regulating product promotions; the Land and Water Conservation Fund; and two articles by Hobart Rowen about the nation's economy. Also correspondence between Senator Moss and the Interior Department on oil shale.