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

Typescript drafts of statements by Utah Senator Frank E. Moss given on the floor of the U.S. Senate in January of 1969, on various subjects including proposed salary increases for the President and other federal officials; Farmers Home Administration loans to farm cooperatives; research on the health effects of marijuana; remarks on the record of outgoing President Lyndon B. Johnson; a proposed Water Rights Act of 1969; quotas on mink pelts; a bill to establish Arches and Capitol Reef National Parks; opposition to confirming Walter Hickle as Interior Secretary; the U.S.S. Utah at Pearl Harbor; an article in the Washington Post on the Hickle nomination to be entered in the Congressional Record; an article in the Ogden Standard-Examiner on Moss's national parks bill to be entered in the Congressional Record; a life insurance program for disabled veterans; regulation of cigarette advertising; and support for Senator Ted Kennedy to serve as Democratic Whip. Also a copy of the National Institute of Mental Health's 4-page "marihuana status report for 1968."