88th Congress
Aging Committee:
Pell Appointment
Agnew Resignation,
Ford Nomination
Alcoholism Grant
Announcement
Americans for
Children's Relief
Berlin Crisis
Berlin Speech
Berlin Speech
Berlin Speech
Brazil Peace Corps
The recording contains a broadcast of
Senator Pell's newsletter, "Report from
Washington". Senator Pell discusses the
legislative activities of the 88th Congress.
Subjects include federal education aid,
civil rights, impacted federal aid, fair
housing, and his proposal for the
establishment of the Rhode Island
Industrial Research and Design Center.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell on his
appointment to the Senate Committee on
Aging.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell on the resignation of Vice
President Spiro Agnew and the
nomination of Gerald Ford for the office
of President.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the passage of a federal grant to the
Group Health Association to combat
alcoholism.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell asking for support for
Americans for Children's Relief.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell on The World at Ten news
program regarding his plan to address
the tensions over boundary disputes
between East and West Berlin.
The recording contains a Senate floor
speech delivered by Senator Pell
regarding his proposal for resolving the
U.S.-Soviet impasse over Berlin.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell on the Today Show.
Senator Pell discusses his proposal for
handling the crisis in Berlin
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell regarding his plan for
handling the partitioning of Berlin by the
Soviet Union.
The recording contains a radio address
with Senator Pell and Sargent Shriver
discussing the need for more Portuguese
1963 Oct
29
14:45
1971 Jan
2
00:27
1973 Oct
1:22
undated
00:50
1971 Jan
26
00:59
1964 Jan
20
14:00
1963 Jul
3
9:35
1961 Sep
25
8:49
1961 Sep
20
14:25
1965 Nov
17
00:55
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966
Campaign 1966,
speaking Peace Corps volunteers.
The recording contains a campaign ad by
Senator Pell asking for voter support on
Election Day.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator John Pastore congratulating
Senator Pell on his accomplishments in
the Senate.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator Pastore calling for support
for Senator Pell.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator Pell and Bernard Booten,
Head of the Small Business
Administration (SBA).
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator Pell asking for voter support
on Election Day.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator Pell asking for voter support
on Election Day.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator Pell speaking on his
accomplishments as a United States
Senator. Subjects include nuclear
shipping, employment, Design Research
Center, defense contracts, businesses,
and trade.
The recording contains a campaign spot
with Senators Pell and Mansfield
discussing their experiences together in
the United States Congress.
The recording contains a campaign with
Senator Pell speaking on his
accomplishments in the U.S. Senate.
Subjects include the United Nuclear
Corporation, College Sea Grant,
Germany, Vietnam, and employment.
The recording contains statements given
by Senator Pell regarding his 1966
reelection campaign. Subjects include
education funding, arts and humanities
legislation, employment, railways,
Narragansett Bay, and the United
Nuclear Corporation.
The recording contains a campaign ad
1966
00:15
1966 Sep
30
3:55
1966
00:47
1966 Jun
15
00:30
1966
00:47
1966 Sep
30
00:30
1966 Sep
21
4:04
1966 Oct
11
4:07
1966 Oct
14
4:00
1966 Sep
14
1966 Oct
4:05
4:02
Narragansett Bay
Campaign 1966, Pell
and Briggs Debate
Campaign 1966,
Sargent Shriver
Endorsement
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign 1972
Campaign
Announcement
Capitol Cloakroom
from Senator Pell speaking on Rhode
Island the importance of conservation
and research for Narragansett Bay and
the marine sciences.
The recording contains a televised
campaign debate with Senator Pell and
Colonel Ruth M. Briggs. Subjects include
the economy, foreign policy, and the
Vietnam War.
The recording contains and endorsement
from Sargent Shriver for Senator Pell’s
1966 reelection campaign.
The recording contains a campaign ad
for Senator Pell’s 1972 campaign citing
President Nixon’s visit to Rhode Island as
a reason to vote for Pell.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator John Pastore speaking
about Senator Pell’s qualifications for the
1972 campaign against John Chafee.
The recording contains a campaign ad
with Senator Pell thanking his
constituents for their support.
The recording contains remarks from
Senator John Pastore on President
Nixon's visit to Rhode Island during
Senator Pell's 1972 election campaign
against John Chafee.
The recording contains six campaign ads
from Senator Pell’s 1972 campaign
against John Chafee.
The recording contains two campaign
ads for Senator Pell from the 1972
campaign against John Chafee.
The recording contains two campaign
ads from the group “Citizens for Pell”
from the 1972 campaign against John
Chafee.
The recording contains a campaign ad by
the group “Citizens for Pell” citing
Senator Pell’s endorsement by the
“Committee for an Effective Congress”.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell announcing his third term
candidacy for the United States Senate.
The recording contains a broadcast of
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1966 Oct
16
12:30
1965 Nov
17
00:30
1972
00:30
1972 Nov
4
3:19
1972
00:30
1972
2:37
1972
6:21
1972
1:02
1972
1:00
1972
00:30
1978
1968 Jul
4:30
25:00
Chamber of
Commerce News
Program
Civil Rights
Coast Guard Ship
Launching
Congressional
Conversation
Congressional
Conversation
the news show “Capitol Cloakroom” with
Senator Pell. Subjects include political
campaigns, Democratic Convention,
Vietnam, Hubert Humphrey,
Czechoslovakia, and the high-speed rail
system.
The recording contains a broadcast of
"What's the Issue" sponsored by the
United States Chamber of Commerce
with host Edgar Parsons interviewing
Senator Pell on various subjects relating
to the Democratic National Platform for
1968. Subjects include Vietnam, protest
violence, wages and price controls,
inflation, poverty and crime, foreign
investment, federal farming supports, and
violence at the Democratic National
Convention.
The recording contains a CBS Radio
debate with Senator Pell and Senator
Long regarding the Civil Rights Bill of
1964. Senator Pell argues in favor of the
legislation and Senator Long argues in
opposition to the bill.
The recording contains remarks given at
the launching ceremony for the Coast
Guard cutter Dallas. The remarks
include those given by Senator Pell, his
daughter Dallas Pell, and several Coast
Guard officials.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Senate news program Congressional
Conservation with hosts Senator Pell and
Senator Brooke and guest author Phillip
Stern. The discussion includes topics
concerning tax reform, energy policy,
trade, oil dependence, and anti-trust
legislation.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Senate news program Congressional
Conservation with hosts Senator Pell and
Senator Brooke and guest Vice President
Rockefeller. The discussion includes
topics concerning economic issues,
energy policy, emissions reductions, and
energy conservation.
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1968 Sep
26
23:40
1964
May 22
27:03
1966 Oct
1
22:30
1976 Jun
3
28:38
1975 Mar
21
28:24
Congressional
Conversation
Congressional
Conversation
Congressional
Conversation
Congressional
Conversation
Congressman John
E. Fogarty Death
Conversations at
Capitol
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Senate news program Congressional
Conservation with Senator Pell and
Senator Brooke and guest Coast Guard
Admiral Edmond Siler. The discussion
relates to the 200 mile fishing limit zone
established to prevent foreign fishing
fleets from over-fishing U.S. coastal
areas and the Coast Guard’s role in
enforcing those laws.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Senate news program Congressional
Conservation with Senator Pell and
Senator Brooke and guest economist Dr.
Alice Riverend from the Brookings
Institute. The discussion concerns
economic issues, national budget, and
the national deficit.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Senate news program Congressional
Conservation with Senator Pell and
Senator Brooke. The discussion relates
to hand gun legislation, energy policy,
economic policy, 200 mile fishing limit,
and the work of the 94th congress.
The recording contains a discussion with
Senators Pell and Edward Brooke of
Massachusetts. Subjects include the
death of Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam policy,
President Nixon's welfare proposal, tax
policy, weather ship funding, oil import
program, and arms control on the floor of
the oceans.
The recording contains a statement from
Senator Pell offering condolences on the
death of Rhode Island Congressman
John Fogarty.
The recording contains a taped news
program of Conversations at Capitol with
guest Senator Pell fielding questions
from a panel of contributors. Subjects
include education funding, arts and
humanities funding, Vietnam, Ocean
Space Treaty, Sea Grant Colleges,
national defense, and high-speed rail
development.
1977 Feb
25
27:44
1975 Dec
11
28:32
1976
31:06
1969 Sep
4
28:58
1967 Jan
10
0:47
1968 Apr
16
15:00
Conversations at
Capitol
Cuba Travel
Restrictions
Cyrus Vance
Nomination
Czechoslovakia
Czechoslovakia
Press Conference
Defense Materials
Conference
Defense Materials
Conference
Democratic National
Convention
Diamond Hill
Reservoir Grant
The recording contains a taped news
program of Conversations at Capitol with
guest Senator Pell fielding questions
from a panel of contributors. Subjects
include education funding, arts and
humanities funding, Vietnam, Ocean
Space Treaty, Sea Grant Colleges,
national defense, and high-speed rail
development.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell calling for
a moratorium on travel restrictions to
Cuba.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell on the nomination of Cyrus
Vance for Secretary of State.
The recording contains a broadcast from
"The Big Lie" news program regarding
Senator Pell's trip to Czechoslovakia
after the communist crack down on
government protestors.
The recording contains press conference
remarks by Senator Pell regarding his trip
to Czechoslovakia after the communist
crack-down in 1968. Subjects include
the Warsaw Pact, civil rights abuse,
United States property claims, trade
agreements, and Slovakian integration.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell announcing a conference to
bring the Department of Defense into a
relationship with Rhode Island
businesses.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell announcing a conference to
bring the Department of Defense into a
relationship with Rhode Island
businesses.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell calling for
an open format for the 1968 Democratic
National Convention
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the approval of a federal grant for
1,750,000.00 dollars for the expansion of
1967 Nov
29
1:03
1977 Mar
9
1:07
1977 Nov
11
1:02
1968 Jul
31
23:21
1968 Jul
15
30:57
1966
Sept 30
1:31
1966 Sep
30
1:31
1968 Jul
24
00:47
1969 Oct
29
00:47
Dominican Republic,
Vietnam
Dominican Republic,
Vietnam
Drunk Driving
Legislation
Drunk Driving
Legislation
Earthquake Relief
East Providence
Sewer System Grant
Economic Inflation
the Diamond Hill Reservoir. The project
would serve eleven industries in
Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the “Capitol Cloakroom” news program
with guests Senator Pell and Senator
Carlson both of whom were members of
the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The discussion focuses on United States
foreign policy towards the Dominican
Republic and Vietnam, as well as the
issues relating to foreign aid programs.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the “Capitol Cloakroom” news program
with guests Senator Pell and Senator
Carlson both of whom were members of
the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The discussion focuses on United States
foreign policy towards the Dominican
Republic and Vietnam, as well as the
issues relating to foreign aid programs.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his bill to combat drunk driving through
mandatory sentencing, community
service, and safety programs.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding his proposed
legislation to increase penalties for
driving while intoxicated.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell
requesting donations to aid in earthquake
relief efforts in Italy. Senator Pell also
remarks on Senator Pastore’s acquisition
of twenty-five million dollars in
emergency aid for that disaster.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the approval of his grant for a new sewer
system in the city of East Providence.
The recording contains a broadcast of
Senator Pell’s weekly radio address with
guest Ester Peterson, President
Johnson’s Assistant on consumer affairs.
The discussion is on economic inflation.
1965
May 5
23:17
1965
May 5
23:17
undated
00:53
1976 Dec
7
00:48
1976
May 11
1:03
1966
00:44
1966
Sept 23
4:18
Edmund Muskie in
Providence
Education
Education
Education
Education
Education
Amendments
Education
Amendments
Education News
Special
The recording contains remarks by Vice
Presidential candidate Edmund Muskie
on the 1968 presidential debate and the
military draft.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding President Nixon’s
political comments on an education bill
being debated in Congress.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
by Senator Pell with guests Rhode Island
Junior College President William
Flanagan and Pell Aide Steven Wexler.
Subjects include the junior college
system, employment opportunities,
economic mobility, admissions, campus
expansions, tuition, vocational education,
federal support, and the Pell education
bill S.659.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
by Senator Pell with his legislative aide
Steven Wexler. Subjects include
elementary and secondary education,
impact aid policy, high school drop-out
rates, vocational education, higher
education funding, and student unrest on
college campuses.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
by Senator Pell with guest University of
Rhode Island President Werner Baum.
Subjects include college admissions,
tuition, financial aid, and vocational
education.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell on the
passage of thirty-six billion dollars for
student aid and vocational education
grants.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding legislation
increasing grant funding for public
education.
The recording contains two news reports
on college graduates seeking jobs and
school aid. The second report contains a
speech by Senator Pell concerning
education funding.
1968 Dec
12
4:24
1974 Mar
28
5:01
1971 Apr
2
14:44
1969 Dec
18
15:00
1971 Apr
31
14:00
1976 Aug
27
1:00
1977 Aug
26
1:06
1972 Mar
31
7:32
Education News
Special
Elderly
Elementary and
Secondary Education
Bill
Energy Policy
Energy Policy
Ferand Medical Bill
First Urban
Transportation Award
Fishing Treaty
Francis Horn Tribute
Governor Chafee and
Senator Pell Quote
The recording contains two reports
regarding education legislation being
debated in the House and the Senate.
The reports include statements by
Senators Pell and Senator Perkins.
The recording contains a radio address
by Senator Pell regarding the elderly.
Subjects include housing, inflation, cost
of living, employment, social security,
and retirement.
The recording contains a broadcast from
Senator Pell on an education bill passed
in the Senate regarding four years of
funding for elementary and secondary
schools. Subjects include impacted aid
programs, school segregation, and
federal funding levels.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding federal grants to
help Rhode Islanders pay for heating
during the energy crisis.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding his plan on how to
manage the New England energy crisis.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell giving his support for the
Ferand medical bill that would increase
entitlements for specific social security
benefits.
The recording includes remarks by
Senator Pell on receiving the First Urban
Transportation Award at the First
International Conference on
Transportation.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding legislation
establishing a 200 mile limit off the
coasts of the United States in order to
keep foreign fishing vessels from
depleting the stocks.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell paying tribute to the
University of Rhode Island’s President
Francis Horn.
The recording contains a Governor
Chafee campaign ad using a
1971 Dec
10
7:29
1966
Sept 23
4:15
1970 Feb
20
14:44
1977 Jan
26
00:53
1976 Oct
15
00:59
undated
00:37
1966 Feb
1
00:36
1976 Mar
29
00:47
undated
7:15
1964 Oct
00:30
Health Care Grant
Healthcare
High Speed Rail
Service
High Speed
Transportation
Program
High-Speed Railways
Intern Program
International Rescue
Committee (IRC)
Interns
complimentary quote from Senator Pell.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell on the
release of a two million dollar grant by
the Office of Economic Opportunity
(OEO) for the establishment of health
care centers in the city of Providence.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
with Senator Pell and Dr. Cannon, Rhode
Island Director of Health. Subjects
include African American mortality,
Rhode Island health policy, health care
systems study, and federal funding for
health programs.
The recording contains a news report on
Senator Pell’s proposal to build a high
speed rail service system between
Washington D.C. and Boston.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell and Dr. Robert Nelson
speaking at a ceremony for the Hi-Speed
Ground Transportation program at Fields
Point in Providence, RI
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell from his weekly radio
address. Alan Boyd, Undersecretary of
the Commerce Department joins Senator
Pell for a discussion on high-speed
railway development.
The recording contains a broadcast of
Senator Pell with two of his interns
discussing issue regarding the Law of the
Sea Treaty, seafood cultivation, militaryindustrial complex, sea grant college, and
Vietnam.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Senate Radio Gallery news show
with Senator Pell discussing the function
of the International Rescue Committee in
foreign policy and his personal
involvement with the organization.
Subjects also include the Berlin Crisis,
U.S.-Soviet relations, refugee issues in
Cuba and Eastern Europe.
The recording contains a broadcast
discussion between Senator Pell and
1971
May 26
1:05
1970 Jun
18
14:15
1965 Jan
21
3:50
1966 Oct
26
13:25
1966 Jan
10
3:14
1969 Aug
11
14:29
1961 Sep
7
1970 Jan
22
14:06
13:33
three of his interns from Brown University
regarding the views of the nation's youth.
Subjects include the Vietnam War,
education, and employment.
Labor
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell on the Capitol Assignment
news program regarding labor issues in
the United States. Subjects include
unemployment, Negro works program,
and railroad labor disputes.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell regarding the control and
exploitation of ocean sea beds.
Subjects include environmental hazards,
arms control, and the purpose of the Law
Law of the Sea Treaty of the Sea Treaty.
The recording contains remarks given by
Senator Pell on his weekly radio
broadcast regarding the importance of
Libraries
libraries and literacy.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the completion of the Marine Science
Commission Report. Subjects include
Sea Grant Colleges legislation, Ocean
Space Treaty, and the establishment of a
Marine Science
government agency to oversee marine
Commission Report
affairs for the United States.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the "Meeting of the Minds" news program
with guest Senator Pell fielding questions
from correspondents from Pakistan,
Great Britain, and Australia. Subjects
include the 1968 Democratic Convention,
Democratic National Committee platform,
Vietnam, open convention proposal,
Meeting of the Minds defense appropriations and poverty
News Program
programs.
The recording contains a special report
from the International Association of
Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Union regarding Senator Pell's legislative
proposal for switching the standard of
measurement in the United States over
Metric Conversion
to the metric system.
Metric System Bill
The recording contains an
1963 Sep
2
9:58
1969 Nov
1
4:00
1968 Apr
3
1:24
1969 Jan
10
1:15
1968 Aug
11
28:38
1968 Aug
5
1974 Aug
4:36
00:40
Mobility in
Megalopolis
Multi-Lateral Forces
Treaty
National Council on
the Humanities
Appointment
National Health Care
Bill
National Health Care
Proposal
National Science Fair
Naval Academy
Preparatory School
Announcement
Navy
announcement by Senator Pell on the
passage of a resolution to begin
integrating the metric system as a
measurement standard in the United
States.
The recording contains a broadcast of
Senator Pell's radio program
"Washington Tapes". Senator Pell
discusses several subjects he addresses
in his book "Megalopolis Unbound".
Subjects include passenger rail
transportation and the High Speed
Ground Transportation Act.
The recording contains an NATO
address delivered by Senator Pell
regarding the Multi-Lateral Forces Treaty
on nuclear deterrence. Senator Pell
discusses strategies involving the United
States and Europe to prevent a nuclear
conflict with the Soviet Union.
The recording contains a radio
announcement by Senator Pell
congratulating Dr. Barnaby Keeney on
his appointment to becoming the first
Chairman of the National Council on the
Humanities.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the introduction of his national health
care bill which would provide basic health
benefits to all Americans and to establish
community corporations for health
delivery and health education.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell on the introduction of a
resolution calling for a Special Committee
on National Health Care.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell congratulating the Rhode
Island 1966 National Science Fair
winners.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell announcing the return of the
United States Naval Academy to
Newport, RI from Bainbridge, MD.
The recording contains an
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1966
11:03
1964 Nov
11:34
1966
00:22
1970 Dec
19
1:15
1971 Mar
1
00:43
1966 Mar
8
1:20
1974 Jun
17
1970 Sep
00:53
1:08
Navy: Christening of
Vessels
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO)
Conference
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO)
Parliamentarian
Conference
North Atlantic Treaty
Organization (NATO)
Parliamentarian
Roundtable
Nuclear Disarmament
Ocean Space Draft
Treaty
announcement by the Oceanographer of
the Navy, Rear Admiral J. Waters.
Senator Pell receives a blue and gold
insignia from Waters on behalf of the
Office of the Oceanographer of the Navy.
The recording contains remarks given by
Senator Pell at a christening of vessels at
the Newport naval base.
The recording contains an
announcement of the NATO
Parliamentarian’s Conference with
Senator Pell as Chairman of the United
States’ delegation. Senator Pell
discusses the issue to be addressed and
the United States relations with other
NATO countries.
The recording contains two takes of a
radio address by Senator Pell giving
remarks on the NATO conference in
Paris, France where members were
addressing issues relating to nuclear
disarmament.
The recording contains discussion on
nuclear arms policy with several NATO
members including Senator Pell, General
Billotte, Dr. Carlo Schmidt, and Anthony
Kershaw. The recording was taped in
French.
The recording contains a seminar with
Senators Pell, Church, McGee, and
McGovern and members of the Council
for a Livable World regarding nuclear
disarmament. Subjects include the
Cuban missile crisis, U.S.-Soviet
relations, North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, Nuclear Test Ban Treaty,
Multi-Lateral Forces, global economic
influences, and defense strategies.
The recording contains a speech by
Senator Pell to the United States
Chamber of Commerce Natural
Resources Group regarding international
safeguards for exploration and
development of the ocean's bottom. The
recording includes a question and
answer exchange following the speech.
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4
2:26
1964 Nov
16
3:55
1964 Nov
18
21:37
1964
May 1
1968 Jun
11
1:02:34
42:00
Ocean Space Treaty
Ocean Space Treaty
Oceanographic
Vessel Replacement
University of Rhode
Island
Oceanography
Oil Pricing Policy
Older Workers
Service Unit
Open Convention
Proposal
Open Line Call-In
News Show
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his bill to establish a treaty that would
bring a system of law to the use and
acquisition of oceanic areas.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell regarding his proposal for a
system law governing the ocean sea
beds. This recording is part of the
"Congressional Comments" series
sponsored by the United Church of
Christ.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
a four million dollar grant to the University
of Rhode Island to replace the Trident
oceanographic research vessel.
The recording contains statements by
Senator Pell regarding President
Johnson’s Oceanographic program and
the Sea Grant Colleges program.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding on the Ford
Administration’s oil pricing policy and the
impact they will have on Rhode Island
consumers.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his bill to provide employment services to
workers over 45 that have been
displaced by automation or changes in
the economy.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his proposal to amend the Rhode Island
Constitution and allow open convention
for choosing delegates.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the "Open Line" radio call-in news show
with host Dick Pace and guest Senator
Pell. The unedited copy contains five
minutes of national news headlines and
advertisements. Subjects include highspeed rail development, constituent mail
processing, Vietnam, social security,
congressional wage increases, freedom
1967 Nov
29
1:04
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4:17
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10
1:02
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26
00:42
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1963 Apr
10
00:56
1970 Jan
13
46:06
Overseas Press Club
Address
Overseas Press Club
Question Period
Pacem In Terris
Convocation
Pacem In Terris
Convocation
Pacem In Terris
Convocation
of the press, Radio Free Europe, tax
policy, space programs, aquaculture
development, global population
increases, school prayer, oil price
increases, and food stamps.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell at a luncheon sponsored by
the Overseas Press Club. Senator Pell
discusses his experiences as a Foreign
Service officer in Czechoslovakia and the
effects of communist rule in Eastern
Europe.
The recording contains a question and
answer period from the Overseas Press
Club luncheon. Senator Pell answers
questions on communist rule in
Czechoslovakia, Democratic National
Convention, Pell for Vice President, Sea
Grant Colleges, and anti-Semitism in
Eastern Europe.
The recording contains remarks from a
panel of speakers including Senators
Claiborne Pell, Eugene McCarthy, and
George McGovern. The convocation
was inspired by Pope John XXIII's last
papal encyclical, "Pacem In Terris". The
participants share their views on political
world issues including foreign aid, social
justice, nuclear disarmament, armed
conflicts, and diplomatic negotiations.
This recording is the first of four master
reels that cover the convocation.
The recording contains remarks from a
panel of speakers including Senators
Claiborne Pell, Eugene McCarthy, and
George McGovern. The convocation
was inspired by Pope John XXIII's last
papal encyclical, "Pacem In Terris". The
participants share their views on political
world issues including foreign aid, social
justice, nuclear disarmament, armed
conflicts, and diplomatic negotiations.
This recording is the second of first
master reels that cover the convocation.
The recording contains remarks from a
panel of speakers including Senators
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Pacem In Terris
Convocation
Passenger Rail Plan,
Berlin Proposal
Peace Corps
Pell and Shriver
Discussion
Pell Broadcast
Address
Pell Interview
Claiborne Pell, Eugene McCarthy, and
George McGovern. The convocation
was inspired by Pope John XXIII's last
papal encyclical, "Pacem In Terris". The
participants share their views on political
world issues including foreign aid, social
justice, nuclear disarmament, armed
conflicts, and diplomatic negotiations.
This recording is the third of four master
reels that cover the convocation.
The recording contains remarks from a
panel of speakers including Senators
Claiborne Pell, Eugene McCarthy, and
George McGovern. The convocation
was inspired by Pope John XXIII's last
papal encyclical, "Pacem In Terris". The
participants share their views on political
world issues including foreign aid, social
justice, nuclear disarmament, armed
conflicts, and diplomatic negotiations.
This recording is the fourth of four master
reels that cover the convocation.
The recording contains a broadcast of
Senator Pell on the Barry Gray Show.
Subjects include Senator Pell’s
passenger rail plan and his proposal for
handling the Berlin crisis.
The recording contains a brief discussion
between Senator Pell and Sargent
Shriver regarding Rhode Island
volunteers in the Peace Corps.
The recording contains a discussion with
Senator Pell and Sargent Shriver
concerning the legacy of President
Kennedy, economic issues, and poverty.
The recording contains the audio track to
a telecast address by Senator Pell
regarding legislation that he was involved
with in the Congress. Subjects include
the employment, primary education, high
speed ground transportation, and the
Cold War G.I. Bill.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell for the news program
Opinions from the Capitol. Subjects
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Pell Interview
Pell Interview
Pell Interview
Pell Interview
Pell Interview
Pell Newsletter
include the Hungarian prisoner crisis,
International Rescue Committee (IRC),
Berlin crisis, high-speed rail legislation,
Bay of Pigs, and China’s invasion of
India.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program The Reporter’s
Roundup with guest Senator Pell.
Subjects include the Bobby Baker ethics
investigation, foreign policy initiatives,
and classified briefings on Vietnam.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Newsbeat news program with guest
Senator Pell discussing his experiences
as the junior United States Senator from
Rhode Island. Subjects include the
Vietnam War, high-speed rail project,
economy, China’s induction into the
United Nations, and Pell’s own reelection
campaign.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell on the The Reporter’s
Roundup news program. Subjects
include the Bobby Baker ethics
investigation, Cuban international fishing
incident, domestic economy, and the
Presidential election.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell on WEAN radio in
Providence, Rhode Island. Subjects
include primary issues facing Congress,
education legislation, health care for the
aged, Berlin, high-speed rail service,
constitutional convention, Rhode Island
governmental affairs, and Senator Pell’s
views on the relationship between state
and federal government.
The recording contains a broadcast of
Press Conference news program with
Senator Pell. Subjects include U.S.Soviet relations, Eastern Europe, trade,
and Romania.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
by Senator Pell of his quarterly
newsletter to Rhode Island constituents
for winter 1971. Subjects include
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Pell Newsletter
Pell Newsletter
Pell Newsletter
Statement
Pell Radio Address
Pell Radio Address:
Education
Pell Radio Broadcast
Pell Radio Broadcast
inflation, consolidation of naval bases,
Department of Defense wage increases,
occupational safety, education
legislation, Vietnam, national health care
legislation, and the Pell Marine Science
Library.
The recording contains an broadcast of
Senator Pell's newsletter, "Report from
Washington". Subjects include
employment, foreign policy, employment,
civil rights legislation, and plans for the
construction of a nuclear submarine plant
in Rhode Island.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell as part of his weekly radio
address. Subjects include repeal of
section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act,
Vietnam, and federal health care
assistance.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell regarding the political and
social atmosphere in American society.
Subjects include inflation, nuclear
weapons, Law of the Sea Treaty,
pollution, and Vietnam.
The recording contains a radio address
with Senator Pell discussing Vietnam,
college campus unrest, poverty, ROTC
programs, education, arms control, and
taxes.
The recording contains a radio address
with Senator Pell discussing his work as
Chairman of the Senate Education
Subcommittee. Subjects include the
Elementary and Secondary Education
Amendments (ESEA), federal impact aid,
and education funding. Steven Wexler,
counsel for the Education Subcommittee,
joins Senator Pell for a discussion on the
consolidation process for the ESEA.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
with Senator Pell and two of his interns
discussing issues relating to Vietnam,
environmental management, taxes,
inflation, and crime.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
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29
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13
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22
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Pell Radio Broadcast
Pell Radio Broadcast
Population, Hunger
and the Oceans
Press Conference
Principle Issues
Before Congress
Procurement
Conference
with Senator Pell and two of his interns
discussing issues relating to Vietnam,
nuclear arms, Strategic Arms Limitations
Talks (SALT), and careers in politics.
The recording contains a radio show
interview with Senator Pell. Subjects
include domestic programs legislation,
Youth Corps, Sea Grant Colleges,
Vietnam, and Rhode Island economic
issues.
The recording contains a public service
broadcast by Senator Pell with the
newspaper general Bureau Chief Don
Laravee. Subjects include the United
Nations viability, development of
supersonic aircraft, expansion of
presidential powers, Vietnam, college
campus unrest, and inflation.
The recording contains broadcast of the
Georgetown University Radio Forum.
The panel includes Senator Pell, National
Oceanography Director, Carlton Hamm,
and Science Advisor for the Secretary of
the Interior, Dr. Milner Schaefer, and the
moderator is Wallace Fanning. The
discussion is on cultivating sea life as a
means to feed the world's most
impoverished populations.
Czechoslovakia Trip: The recording
contains a press conference with Senator
Pell discussing his trip to
Czechoslovakia. Subjects include the
Warsaw Pact, democratization, trade,
expropriated American property, and
Soviet control in Eastern Europe.
The recording contains a discussion at
the 16th Methodist Ministers’ Washington
Seminar with Senators Pell and Tower
regarding the main issues before
Congress. Subjects include
unemployment, health care, taxes,
education, nuclear testing, Berlin crisis,
foreign aid, Latin America, and Cuba.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
plans for a procurement conference to be
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20
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26
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undated
30:29
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23
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2:26
Profile of Youth
Public Works
Employment Act
Rhode Island
Government House
Right to Work Ban
School Milk Fund
Sea Grant College
Award
Sea Grant College
Program
Sea Grant Colleges
Sea Grant Signing
held in Providence as part of his
economic development initiative.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell and guests on a news
program held at Georgetown University
called “Profile of Youth 1964 Inventory.”
The discussion focuses on the major
problems and issues facing American
youth. Subjects include education, civil
service, nationalized programs, and the
Peace Corps.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his bill appropriating 32 million dollars for
Rhode Island public works projects.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding the need for an
establishment to house visiting heads of
governments and to host naval lecturers.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the Capitol Cloakroom news program
with guests Senator Pell and Senator
Paul Fannin of Arizona. The discussion
focuses on the debate in Congress over
the repeal of amendment 14B, the right
to work law, of the Taft-Hartley Act.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell on his
opposition to cuts in the federally
administered School Milk Program.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding an $1,121,00.00
award to the University of Rhode Island’s
oceanographic program.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the passage of a federal grant for the
purposes of promoting marine education,
research, and conservation.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the passage of his Sea Grant College bill
by the United States Senate.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
the signing into law of his Sea Grant
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Colleges bill. The bill aimed to establish
oceanographic research facilities at
American universities including the
University of Rhode Island.
The recording contains remarks given by
Senator Pell at a dinner for the Hearst
Foundation regarding the Senate
Senate Youth
internship program. There is a four
Program
minute introduction by Mr. Hearst
followed by Senator Pell.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pastore
Senator Pell regarding the retirement of
Retirement
Senator John Pastore.
The recording contains remarks from
Senator Pell regarding John O. Pastore’s
keynote address at the Democratic
Senator Pell Remarks National Convention on August 24, 1964
on Pastore Speech
in Atlantic City.
The recording contains a conversation
with Senator Pell and Bernard Boutin, the
Director of the Small Business
Administration (SBA). The discussion is
in regards to a direct business loan
Small Business
program that would benefit defense,
Administration
environmental, and local industries.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding his legislation
aimed at helping small businesses
survive after military base closings in
Small Business Bill
their areas.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell regarding the early delivery
Social Security
of social security checks to the elderly.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
legislation aimed at reducing
administrative errors in the social security
Social Security
system.
The recording contains a radio address
by Senator Pell urging people over the
Social Security
age of sixty-five to sign up for the Social
Program
Security Medical Plan.
The recording contains a discussion on
the Vietnam conflict from the Viewpoint
news program from American University.
Southeast Asia
Governor W. Averell Harriman and
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Southeast Asia,
Soviet Jews
Southern New
England Marine
Sciences Association
Turkish Military Base
Treaty
United Nations
United Nations Work
Vietnam
Vietnam
Senator Pell speak on their views of the
situation in Vietnam. Subjects include
the strategic hamlet program, guerrilla
warfare, Diem regime, United States aid
programs, Peace Corps, Laos,
Cambodia, and China.
The recording contains two statements
by Senator Pell regarding the news
blackout on military operations in
Southeast Asia, and the persecution of
Jews in the Soviet Union.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell of the
establishment of the Southern New
England Marine Sciences Association at
the University of Rhode Island and the
development of the Sea Grant Colleges
program.
The recording contains a statement by
Senator Pell opposing the selling of
weaponry and other military equipment to
Turkey.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell on his
appointment as a delegate to the United
Nations by President Nixon.
The recording contains a radio broadcast
from Senator Pell regarding his work in
the United Nations as a delegate.
Subjects include the Law of the Sea
Treaty, sea bed arms control,
environmental legislation, Stockholm
environmental conference, refugee
rights, Vietnam prisoner of war situation,
and the coast guard's decision to deny
asylum to a Lithuanian sailor.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell on the From Capitol Hill
news program regarding the situation in
Vietnam and the military coup of the
Diem regime. Other topics include the
Bobby Baker ethics investigation and civil
rights legislation.
The recording contains remarks by
Senator Pell regarding the conflict in
Vietnam and his ideas on how to end it.
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Vietnam Postal Bill
Vietnam, Prisoner of
War Statement
Vietnam: Personnel
Views
Vietnam: Student
Views
Viewpoint News
Program
Wage Bill
Washington Scene
This recording is part of the
"Congressional Comments" series
sponsored by the United Church of
Christ.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his bill to cut postal costs for packages
being sent to soldiers in Vietnam.
The recording contains a statement given
by Senator Pell regarding the status of
POW and MIA soldiers in Vietnam.
The recording contains reporter
interviews with military personnel leaving
for Vietnam.
The recording contains a broadcast
discussion with Senator Pell and three
Rhode Island students attending
Georgetown University. Subjects include
United States policy toward Southeast
Asia, proposals for withdrawal from
Vietnam, campus unrest, escalation of
American bombing, and American
involvement in Cambodia.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the "Viewpoint' news program with guest
Senator Pell and host David Pearce.
Subjects include high-speed rail
development, federal budget,
congressional wage raise, division of
Germany, student unrest, satellite
weather program, ocean sciences
research, Vietnam, nuclear disarmament,
the widening divide between the rich and
the poor, and John H. Chafee's
appointment as Secretary of the Navy.
The recording contains an
announcement by Senator Pell regarding
his bill to increase wages for blue-collar
government workers.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program "The Washington
Scene" with guest Senator Pell. Senator
Pell answers questions on how Rhode
Islanders who are planning to
Washington D.C. can schedule tours of
his office and other government buildings
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13
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17
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Washington Scene
Washington Scene
Washington Scene
Washington Scene
Washington Scene
World Mission
Youth Corps
Youth Corps Poverty
Program
including the White House.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program The Washington
Scene with guest Senator Pell. Senator
Pell answers questions on running for
Vice President, the Pell newsletter, and
the Washington D.C. tourist brochure that
his office published.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program The Washington
Scene with guest Senator Pell. Senator
Pell discusses his position on the war in
Vietnam and the bombing campaign
initiated by the Johnson Administration.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program Washington Scene
with guest Senator Pell. Senator Pell
discusses his Sea Grant Colleges bill and
his book "Challenge of the Seas".
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program Washington Scene
with guest Senator Pell. Senator Pell
discusses his plans to move forward with
his bill the High Speed Ground
Transportation Act.
The recording contains a broadcast of
the news program Washington Scene
with guest Senator Pell. Senator Pell
discusses his youth internship program.
The recording contains an interview with
Senator Pell concerning his
congressional trip abroad with Senator
Mansfield on a presidential fact-finding
mission. Subjects include the Berlin
crisis, foreign trade, India, China,
Vietnam, Laos, strategic hamlet program,
President Diem, and the communist
containment strategy.
The recording contains remarks from
Senator Pell on the The Washington
Scene news special on legislation
establishing the Youth Conservation
Corps and the National Domestic Service
Corps.
The recording contains radio broadcast
with Senator Pell and Sargent Shriver
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speaking on the Youth Corps Poverty
Program.