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

Typescript drafts of statements by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss given on the floor of the U.S. Senate in May of 1969, on various subjects including the preservation of wildlife (2 versions); closure of Job Corps centers, including the one near Price, Utah; a bill on wild horses and burros on Western lands; a proposed General Education Assistance Act of 1969; an inquiry on the relation between underground nuclear testing and seismic activity in Nevada, with a copy of a 4-page letter from John H. Meier on the matter; a copy of a joint resolution establishing a National Commission on Nuclear and Seismic Safety; proposed budget cuts on education; problems of the food stamp program; the cigarette controversy; disorderly protests on college campuses; a proposed rule for federal employees to disclose outside sources of income. Also correspondence related to federal support for education and funding of buildings, including letter from Utah Governor Calvin Rampton; the Utah Coordinating Council of Higher Education; and the Utah State Building Board.