Statements of Senator Frank E. Moss on floor of U.S. Senate, June 1971

Typescript drafts of statements by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss given on the floor of the U.S. Senate in June of 1971, on various subjects including the Utah Symphony performance in Washington, D.C.; tobacco tax incentives; the tobacco industry's public relations campaign; tobacco and liquor advertising; S.3320, Shoshone Indian claim apportionment bill; support for the McGovern-Hatfield amendment on withdrawal of American forces from Vietnam; land-grant status for the College of the Virgin Islands and the University of Guam; University of Utah President Alfred C. Emery's speech on civil liberties; tribute to labor leader Irving Abramson; Canadian cigarette legislation; relief for children of unwed Vietnamese mothers and American fathers; effects of Nixon's general revenue sharing proposal on Utah; H.R.7109, NASA appropriations; and the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. A number of these statements requested that articles on the subject be inserted in the Congressional Record.