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Amendment against 1975
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In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985
1976
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From the Sub-Series:
In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985
Re: President [Jimmy] Carter
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From the Sub-Series:
In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985
Statements & Testimony 1976
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From the Sub-Series:
In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985
"Can Congress Act in Time?"
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From the Sub-Series:
In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985
Select Committee 1976
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From the Sub-Series:
In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985
CDL Amendment to Energy Research & Development Administration 1976
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From the Sub-Series:
In Subseries 4: Defense Issues are papers that describe Congressman Long's attention to matters of national and international security. As a member (1965- ) and later chairman (1977-1984 ) of the Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee, he witnessed the lucrative business of international arms sales, the growth of the defense industry, and the alarming spread of nuclear technology. Noting that "nuclear power tends to lead to nuclear arms," he argued for Congressional approval before...
Dates:
1967-1985