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"Dear Colleague" letter from John Joseph Moakley regarding H.R. 3782, a bill to promote peace and reconciliation in El Salvador by redirecting U.S. military aid, 21 November 1991
"Dear Colleague" letter from Tip O'Neill regarding the Moakley-Murtha Proposal, 18 May 1990
A script for a Congressional appeal by John Joseph Moakley regarding temporary protection status for Salvadoran refugees or H.R. 2332, 1991
Amendment proposal, section 1, by John Joseph Moakley regarding the suspension of deportation of most illegal immigrants from El Salvador, Lebanon, Liberia, and Kuwait for three years, 1990
Amendment to H.R. 4300, Section 324: Temporary protected status for nationals of El Salvador, Lebanon, Liberia, and Kuwait, and Remarks by Congressman John Joseph Moakley, 26 September 1990
Bill signing with Boston firemen and Governor Foster Furcolo, 11 April 1960
Brief report outlining the ways in which the Moakley-Murtha proposal changes the Foreign Affairs bill, and requesting support of the Moakley-Murtha substitute
Chap. 742 of the Acts of the Massachusetts Legislature, providing for the acquisition of the Boston Harbor Islands by the Department of Natural Resources, from National Park Service Report on Boston Harbor Islands, 1994
Closing statement by John Joseph Moakley asking for support of H.R. 45 bill that would prevent the deportation of 750,000 refugees from China, Nicaragua, and El Salvador
Compiled correspondence and newspaper clippings on the temporary protection status of Salvadorans, 9 January-26 April 1992
Fire-safe Cigarette congressional hearing, 1983

John Joseph Moakley is seated behind desk at right, in front of microphone.

H.R. 4447, A bill to provide for temporary suspension of deportation for certain aliens who are nationals of El Salvador
H.R. 822, Moakley-DeConcini Bill (not passed), 1986
John Joseph Moakley (third from right) and William M. Bulger (second from left) at Governor John Volpe (seated) bill signing ceremony, photograph is signed by the governor
John Joseph Moakley and constituents watch as Massachusetts Governor Frank Sargent signs the Fair Housing Bill, 1969
John Joseph Moakley and Fawn Evenson on the Capitol steps at a Support of the Textile Act Rally, 1980s
John Joseph Moakley at a Massachusetts State House Committee on Legal Affairs hearing (Moakley is seated fifth from left), 1957
John Joseph Moakley at a Massachusetts State House Committee on Legal Affairs hearing (Moakley is second from left), 1958
John Joseph Moakley at congressional hearing, 1970s
John Joseph Moakley speaking at a Fire-safe Cigarette congressional hearing, 1983

Pictured (left to right): John Joseph Moakley is seated behind desk in center, legislative assistant Carlton Currens seated behind desk at right,…

John Joseph Moakley, Fawn Evenson and others on the Capitol steps at a Support of the Textile Act Rally, 1980s
John Joseph Moakley, Fawn Evenson and others on the Capitol steps at a Support of the Textile Act Rally, 1980s
John Joseph Moakley, Fawn Evenson and others on the Capitol steps at a Support of the Textile Act Support Rally, 1980s
John Joseph Moakley, Fawn Evenson and others on the Capitol steps at a Support of the Textile Act Support Rally, 1980s
John Joseph Moakley's talking points regarding the Broomfield proposal, the Jesuit case, missing evidence, and the McCurdy Amendment
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