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The Churchwomen Murders: a report to the Secretary of State by Harold R. Tyler, Jr.
This report, written at the request of the US Department of State, reviews the evidence surrounding the investigation into the murder of four American churchwomen, Ita Ford, Maura Clarke, Dorothy Kazel, and Jean Donovan, in El Salvador in 1980.
Letter to Congressman John Joseph Moakley from constituent Ron Capling objecting to President Reagan's decision to certify the human rights situation in El Salvador and provide military aid to El Salvador
The constituent urges Congressman John Joseph Moakley to support H.J. Res. 399.
Letters from Congressman Dante B. Fascell to Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney, FBI Director William S. Sessions, Secretary of State James A. Baker III, and CIA Director William H. Webster regarding a congressional task force to investigate the Jesuit murders in El Salvador
The letter requests that each of the federal agencies share information related to the murder of six Jesuit priests and two civilians at the University of Central America with members of the task force.
Statement by Congressman John Joseph Moakley on H.R. 822 before the Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees and International Law
The legislation, introduced by Congressman John Joseph Moakley, called for a GAO investigation on the conditions of displaced Salvadorans and a temporary stay of detention and deportation of certain Salvadorans.
Dear Colleague letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley asking for support of the Moakley-DeConcini Bill (H.R. 45).
The legislation, introduced by Congressmen John Joseph Moakley and Dennis DeConcini, recommended a temporary stay of detention and deportation for Salvadoran and Nicaraguan refugees pending a GAO review of conditions in those countries.
Opening Statement of Congressman John Joseph Moakley before the Subcommittee on Rules of the House regarding H.R. 618 and H.R. 1409
The legislation, introduced by Congressman John Joseph Moakley, recommended a temporary stay of deportation for Salvadoran and Nicaraguan refugees as well as a review of conditions in those countries.
News Release titled "Moakley Introduces Bill to Temporarily Halt the Deportation of Salvadorans"
Press release announcing Congressman John Joseph Moakley's introduction of H.R. 822.
Draft of H.R.822 sponsored by Congressman John Joseph Moakley.
The provisions of H.R.822 included a GAO investigation on the conditions of displaced Salvadorans and a temporary stay of detention and deportation of certain Salvadorans.
Draft of the Hatfield Resolution on El Salvador
The provisions of the Hartfield Resolution on El Salvador, introduced by Senator Mark Hatfield, includes provisions to cut military assistance and to encourage a cease-fire between the warring parties.
Draft letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley to President Ronald Reagan regarding the training of Salvadoran troops in the United States
Includes handwritten edits
Draft letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley to Speaker Tip O'Neill regarding the first anniversary of the nuns murdered in El Salvador in 1980
Includes handwritten edits
Two Dear Colleague letters regarding an end to U.S. military involvement in El Salvador and co-sponsorship of H.J. Res. 426. Also includes a New York Times article by Tommie Sue Montgomery.
Includes a list of bill co-sponsors and a handwritten note by a Moakley staffer: "We're #1, see back page."
Draft letter by James P. McGovern criticizing the Reagan Administration's policy in Latin America; also includes Congressman John Joseph Moakley's statement in the Congressional Record about the American nuns murdered in El Salvador
The letter by James P. McGovern and Moakley's Congressional Record statement were clipped together.
Draft document outlining Congressman John Joseph Moakley's opposition to the Reagan Administration's foreign policy approaches related to communism and El Salvador
Includes a handwritten annotation, "list all bills cosponsored to end military aid to El Salvador"