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Allen
Allott
Baker
Bennett
Bible
Brock
Buckley
Byrd, Va.
Byrd, W. Va.
Cannon .
Y
Dole
Dom
Foul;
Gurn
Jordan, NO.
Jordan, Idaho
McClellan
Smith
Stennis
Stevens
Talmadge
Young
amendment affecting page 34 of the bill, Mr. STE, NNIS. Mr. President, as I have
which is at the desk, understood, now, the Senator proposes
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The that in section 513 on page 34 of the
amendment will be stated, bill, the words "South Vietnam, Cam-
The legislative clerk proceeded to read bodia, and Burma" be stricken out of
the amendment, lines 13 and 14, as they appear.
Mr. CASE. Mr. President, I ask unani- Mr. CASE. That is right.
mous consent that further reading of the Mr. STE, NNIS. That would leave, of
amendment be dispensed with, and that course, then, the words "Laos, North
the amendment be printed in the Itrcolm, Vietnam, and Thailand," as they appear
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without now in the bill.
objection, it is so ordered. And, without - Mr. President, the Senator from New
objection, even though the amendment Jersey has correctly stated the under-
of the Senator from Idaho is the pond- standing that we have had, about this
Ing business, the Senate will proceed to legislation, and we have agreed, for the
consider the amendment of the Senator purpose of this legislative step, that this
frpm New Jersey. modification of section 513 will put the
Mr. CASE's amendment is as follows: section where it may stay in the bill in
On page 34, lines 13 and 14, strike out that form, and we can move forward with
"South Vietnam, North Vietnam, Thailand, the bill without any further amendment
Cambodia, or Burma" and insert in lieu being filed or bro>,lght up by the Senator
thereof "North Vietnam, or Thailand". from Mississippi.
Mr. CASE. I thank the Senator from I do make the point, as the Senator
Idaho for his consideration, and, pursu- has implied, that this is done without
ant to lay assurance, I shall delay him prejudice to a full consideration of the
only slightly, I am sure there will be.no matter in conference, based on the facts
difficulty about this amendment. they may exist at that time.
Mr,. President, on page 34 of the bill, Is that the Senator's understanding,?
NA S-52
Aiken Hatfe Percy
Anderson Hump trey Proxmire
Bayh Javits Randolph
Beall Keno ly Rlbicoff
Beilmon Long Roth
Bentsen Magn son Saxbe
Boggs Manst eld Schweiker
Brooko Mathl s -Scott
Burdick Mein re Sparkman
Case Metca f Spong
Chiles Mond le Stafford
Church Mont a Stevenson
Cooper Moss Symington
Cranston Neleoi Taft
P'ulbright Packw od Weicker
Grlllin Pastor Williams .
Harris Pearso
Hart Pell
NOT V NG--20
Cotton Hartke Miller
Curtis Hruska Mundt
Eagleton Hugh. Muskic
Ellender Inouye Thurmond
Gambrell Jackeol Tower
Goldwater McGee Tunney
Gravel McGove n
jetted.
Mr. PASTORE. I
tion on the table.
The motion to la
agreed to.
to the desk an amen
its immediate conside
The PRESIDING
The legislative cler
President, may we ha
Lau cwnawr ate will be in order. may in conference there will be a chance to
Mr. CASE. Mr. Pres sent, will the Sen- Mr. CASE. Mr. President, the chair- really consider and dike
uss an
f
t
y
ac
s
yield? man of the Armed Services Committee,
Mr. CHURCH. Mr. resident, in order the distinguished Senator from Missis- rest might be relevant; and I would
sippi (Mr. STENNIS) and I have dis est on the decision that is made by the
? to accommodate tine Senators, the Son- conferees.
ator from New Jers (Mr. CASE), the "cussed this matter. His concern about Under those circumstances, I hope
Senator from Arkans. (Mr. FULSRIGHT), the number of countries affected by the - that the modification will be acceptable
and the Senator fro Mississippi (Mr. amendment as reported by our commit= to the Senate. I have talked with some
STENNIS) , I have agr ed to yield briefly, tee was one that I recognized with re- Senators about supporting my position in
with the consent of t e Senate, provided spect. Pursuant to an understanding that this matter, and I now withdraw the re-
I do not lose my righ to the floor, we have arrived at, I now offer this quest because I believe this meets the
[Disturbance in th galleries.] amendment to eliminate from the effect situation.
The PRESIDING , ICE, R. The Gal- ' of the bill three of the six countries, Mr. CASE. Mr. President, I yield to
leries will be In orde The Sergeant at leaving in Laos, North Vietnam, and the chairman, if he wishes to make com-
Arms will see that or or In the galleries Thailand. That is the whole amendment. ment.
is restored. The Senator from Mississippi has been Mr. FULBRIGHT. I am in full agree-
The Chair recogniz s the Senator from gracious enough to say that while he . meat with that.
New Jersey. wants to consider this matter further at The PRESIDING OFFICER
Who
.
Mr. FULBRIGHT. r. President, may a later stage in the -legislation; for the 'yields time?
we have order? - purposes of the consideration of the bill . Mr. STENNIS. Mr. President, will the
The PRESIDING ICER. The Sen- - in the Senate at this time, such an Senator yield me 1 minute?
ate will be in order.' amendment is satisfactory. . Mr FULBRIGHT' I yield
effect that no funds authorized or appro-
priated under any provision of law should
be made available by means of any offi-
cer, . employee, or agency of the United
States to finance military operations by
foreign forces in six countries-Laos,
South Vietnam, North Vietnam, Thai-
land, Cambodia, or Burma- unless Con-
gress specifically authorizes the use of
such funds for that purpose, and desig-
nates the area where they will be used.
I have received from, the chairman of
the Armed Services Committee an ex-
pression of concern about the breadth
of this amendment and after discus-
Mr. President, I
e vote by which the
President, I send sions with him, we have arrived at the . word "Laos" in the bill as now written is
nent, and ask for understanding that- perhaps a contradiction of a provision
tion. . Mr. STENNIS. Mr. President, will the on the same subject in the military pro-
OFFICER. The Chair maintain order? I think this is an. curement bill we passed 21/2 weeks ago.
read as follows: to be heard, in view of a possible agree- I facts on this matter before the Senate
'
st Virginia, Mr.,
e order?
ment on the floor. now would require a closed session.
I'here
The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Sen- - is hardly time for that now, and I do not
ate will be in order. The Senator will think there is any mood for it, either. So,
suspend his remarks until order has - as an original proposition, and without
been restored. prejudice, we agreed to let this matter go
Mr. CASE. The Senator has stated
correctly what his position is, and the
basis on which his agreement not to op-
pose this amendment or to offer another
amendment to this section is based.
Mr. STENNIS. I thank the Senator,
and I wish to make this further explana-
tion: - I think leaving the word "Laos"
in here-
Mr. CASE, That is another section.
Mr. STENNIS. I beg the Senator's
pardon?
Mr. CASE. I thought the Senator was
talking about another section.
Mr. STENNIS, No, I am talking about
the same section, I think that leaving the .
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~Iroceed, Ao I want the record to
1 ld m show that I consider this an important
5
%2r. CASE. Mr. President, I call up an ? Mr, CASE. I am happy to yield. . matter and that I am free to follow it
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up, as is the i rein New Jersey, acting for the mine, ]ty leader? D
th
oes
e, intention of th itt t
e coneeeo usurp any
of course, or u , ,;e--the chairman minority leader yiel back the remainder juiiscu.ction of the Ai- ied Services Corn-
of the convllittee ^; :.gone else--and get- of his time on this nendinont? inittee. This amendmc it clarifies the in-11 the facts together ; i get it before the Mr. GRIFFIN. I Y Id back the remain- tention of thn Pnmrni",
conferennn_
Mr. CASE. 1110 r.;;1ration is that the. ~VTlle-?PRESIDIN 4 OFFICER. All . Mr.CSTENNIS. I held dback myAine-
matter will be in can; r ,once. because ?tho +;,,, n ,,,, +.,... ,..~ ___ __._ --
llOrlse g1t1 does 11W, contain any - - --_~ ~.?~`~?`?~ Y`?' ??""' ?,4cu yll:lul U nlalnuer 01 my time.
prov] back, The question ' on agreeing to the The PRESIDING
lion on this s
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bj
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All ti
me,
? amendment of t 1e Senator from on the amendment has been yielded back.
Mr. FULBRIGIi'I?. I yield back the re- Aricansas
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RI I-I 1vir. President, I sissippi. -- -
on the amendment has been yielded back. have a technical A.In(mr1menf. i-hn i? ,,,,;,.
e
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u1. typo raphical
Jersey. 1ror. - - - ous order, the
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, The PRESIDING OFFIC I R._ me Chai
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on page 20, line 1P,00 after "rose,"
ator from Idaho, insert .~.
, by unanimous consent, the following: "050 ,ooo for the fiscal ESTABLISHMENT O o ARCHt 5 NA..
yielded to three enators in order, the year 1070, and". TIONAL PAR T, UTAH
first of those Sel tors being the Senator
.. ~ ,UGL1 o, ties Tae
00 Mr. FULBRIG T. Mr. President, un- ' objection, the ame dment is in order. , Chair to lay before the mate a message
Who yields time? f
der the agreeme t, I
send an amend
rom the Mouef Re
-s, opresentatives on
merit to the desk, Mr. PULBRIGH I yield myself 1 S. 30.
minute. q The PR;
The PRESID G OIIIFICER Th
e,
. SIDING OFFICER (Mr.
amendment will b stated Mr. President, thi has no effect upon ALLEN) laid before ]le Senate the
i,"The legislative fork read as follows:
the bill at all. It is a mistake, a typo- amendment of the lion 'e of Representa-
on page 34, line 4, strike out the words' graphical error, on he part of the staff tives to the bill (S. 30) to establish the
Laos, or South V tnarik in preparing the bill They did not make Arches National Park in the state of
? Tho PRESIDIN OFFICER. Without'. keep ystra rht. Th
t isl mends en hard has bill
no the enacting clause an II jselt,all after
objection, the an ndment will be in,. effect on anything su stantive in the bill. That (a) subject to va id existing rights,
order, I yield back the remainder of m time the Land
h
s
o waters and itt t
, ,,rae gissherein with-
Mr. time Mr. GRIFFIN, I J
Mr. FULBRIGI , I Yield yield back the time. Ill the boundary generally depicted on the
minutes. myself 2 The PRESIDING F'FICER. All time map entitled 'Boundar Map, Proposed
'
on the amendment h
e been yielded back, Arches National Park, tah," numbered
Mr. President, tli is exactly the sale The question is o agreeing to the 1809, are-131-2e, 001E and dated September
circumstance as t e previous one, by. amendment of the Senator from Arkan- ti hereby establish d as the, Archc
agreement with th Senator from Mis- National P
rk
a
heroinaafd
,hll reerre to as the,
sas. "park"). Such map sissippi? We have d 'cussed this matter. The amendment w is agreed to, available for publio in speo io be in the f ofilcoa
This involves the rc Ulm to the Commit" AnznNDNE No, o48 of the, National Park Seivl e, Department of
tee on foreign Rel ions of Jurisdiction
the Int
aMr STE~INI
i
i
p
er
over m
S, M
or,
litary assist nee to Laos, South '
resident, I send to
Vietnam and Thaila d, the desk an amendment on which we (b) The Arches National Monument is
have agreed, I do ndt think it will take e ses b of s tho m nulme ntrrshall be bavailfor-
We have agreed 0 strike out South Purposes than a minute or minute and a able, for purposes of the paik, Federal lands,
and Laos ut to retain Thai- half.
land. The Senator f m Mississi
waters
and i
t
i
,
pp
n
does
erestsl
Act' excuded from
not disagree, I play 'ay, with the return Mr. CHURCH', M President, I have the monument by this s A Act'' Shall be, admin-
ulti
not di tely e, the ju isdictith over Laos no objection, on the: basis of the same istered by the, Secretary of the Interior (hero-
und South Vietnam, but t o thinks it is qualification, accordance o with emiite ripples, to the
time. Therefore, by utual ae bill atnt. T will state the amend merit. Public lauds of the milted Mates.
On page G7, line 7, of or the word "respon- appu'Ve ropriated it ated funds, transfer from any Fed-
Mr. S yield? . Mr? President, W1II the, sibilities" insert the following Words: "with- oral agency, exchange, or othgrwise, the, lands
Senator yield? in the jurisdiction of th~se corrmittees"
Mr. FULBRTGHT
and and int
yield to th
S
,
,
e
erests in land di
ena on li 11f
sescrbed in the, first
,no, ater the, we, d "information" in-
for from Mississippi. section of this Act, except: _
ti .
- the
ivlr. reslaent, the Sen- ?lcczon of these committees".
" _-__ --A uliz ownen by thd" State of T7tah,
d or any political subdivision thereof
ate,r fl'Olri Al'1{ariSas as correctly stat
ma
b
,
y
e
e,
the matter. Thai lan . is left in the bill; The PRESIDING OFFFICER. Without acquired only with the approval of such , ,.
objection the
State or political subdi
a
e
d
n
am
vision
military assit h
nd eat is id
sall eereafter, if this,n orer..
beeolnes law, will be illldled by the Com- Who yields time? SEC. S. Where any Federal "lands included
utMr?. STENNIS. I within the park are legally ogeupiod or util.
mitten on Foreign Re itndlc . b the
Y1 d lnysel. 1 min-' aredt on the, date of approval of this Act for
that, in the futt . i anon s. ,,,w ..,.
f
or " uxeu ,;ern of years is-
~U to meat on which we Ivor ed out an agree- u~
the committee on oreign Relations, I sued or authorized by any d1partment, es-
merit with the Senator rem ArlransasBe
It tablishment, or agency Of
the OJnited States,
think that while w arae there and our relates to reports being lade by the mon are there and
i t e ctivities are go the, Secretary of the, Interior shall permit
the
partment of St
e
t
p
a
rsons holdinghd
iig on we ought t
e to tie Citt
,oommee on suc graing privileges
eel) It where it is, or their heirs to continue lr the exercise
because they have be considered to.
favor
Foreign Relations and and w e so are in broad, how-
thereof during the term of tile lease, permit,
gether. I appreci to of that. The La
the Senutnr,n or Tice rise and
.~ _. _
then -
some Items over which ti e Committe e on ? ~ Sr c. 4. Nothing in this Act hall be cou-
With that, I am s tisfied with the see. ? Armed Services has prim ry jurisdiction tion as modified.
strued as aff
i
'
.
e p
ng in any w
Thed
r
se wors merely cor ect and clarifyay rayights of
The PRESIDIN OFFICER, Who that owners and operators of cntt and sheep
yields tinge? point, and I hope he amendment herds, existing on the date, imm liately prior
Mr, , will be adopted, to the enactment of this Act, trail their
I'ULBRIGH I yield back the re-. Mr.
T
mainder of my time oved For ReI tA~
o. 4' 0(~41i { ~ scs uod by them
sat th
The PRESIDIN () Who is ter thei
a
~
r stack notwitht
t1Y what we aftrood
-A VW,aan righo fact that
t
. There Was no the lands involving stmeh trail; RiAd wate-vsr,j;