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Memorandum to House Foreign Policy Aid from Bill Spencer, Cindy Buhl, and Ann Burtwell regarding commentaries on the Jesuit trial in El Salvador and potentially ending U.S. aid to El Salvador. Also includes newspaper clippings from The Boston Globe, "U.S. should not subsidize Salvadoran murders" ; America, "Milestones in El Salvador" ; and America, "The El Salvador trial in the Jesuit case," 10/8/1991, 10/12/1991, 10/19/1991, 10/21/1991
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.

Press release about Congressman Gerry E. Studds statement on the Introduction of H.J. Res. 399, a Resolution to Suspend Military Aid to El Salvador
Discussion Draft of H.J.RES. 399 in the House of Representatives introduced by Congressman Gerry E. Studds declaring President Reagan's certification with respect to El Salvador to be null and void
Dear Colleague letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley asking for support of a substitute provision to H.R.4636 regarding military aid to El Salvador
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…

Letter to Congressman John Joseph Moakley from Congressman Ronald V. Dellums regarding congressional hearings on the U.S. military budget
Draft constituent letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley regarding President Ronald Reagan's decision to train Salvadoran soldiers in the United States and to certify human rights conditions in El Salvador
Draft letter from Congressman John Joseph Moakley to President Ronald Reagan regarding the training of Salvadoran troops in the United States

Includes handwritten edits

Memo from staffer James P. McGovern to Congressman John Joseph Moakley about a call from Gail Pendleton from Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX) regarding Moakley's stand on military aid to El Salvador. Also includes a New York Times article by Tommie Sue Montgomery
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."

Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX) leaflet, "Which Side are you on? The Positions of the Massachusetts Delegation on Aid to El Salvador"
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"

News Release from the Americans for Democratic Action, "An End to Assistance to the Military Government of El Salvador"
Press Release from Congressman Ben Rosenthal, "Five Senior Congressmen Introduce Resolution Prohibiting Military Aid to El Salvador;" includes a copy of the draft legislation
Memo from a Moakley staffer advising Congressman John Joseph Moakley to support a bill ending military aid to El Salvador and a related letter from the Assistant to the President Kenneth M. Duberstein responding to Moakley's letter sent to President Ronald Reagan
Letter from the Assistant Secretary for Congressional Relations responding to Congressman John Joseph Moakley's letter about his opposition to the training of Salvadoran military personnel in the United States and continued support of the government of El Salvador by the US
Draft press release from Congressman John Joseph Moakley, "Moakley Urges President Ronald Reagan to Halt the Training of Salvadoran Soldiers in the United States"
News Release from Congressman John Joseph Moakley, "Moakley Condemns Reagan's Decision to 'Certify' Conditions in El Salvador"
Letter to President Ronald Reagan from Congressman John Joseph Moakley about Moakley's objection to the training of Salvadoran troops by the United States military
Press release from the Central American Solidarity Association about protests planned in response to increased governmental aid to El Salvador and a draft statement to be read at the rally on Congressman John Joseph Moakley's behalf
Draft constituent letter regarding Congressman John Joseph Moakley's position in opposition to President Ronald Reagan's decision to certify human rights progress in El Salvador
Congressional Record - House. "Legislation to prohibit further military assistance to El Salvador." 8 March 1982
Background notes for John Joseph Moakley's meeting with representatives from the Jamaica Plain Committee on Central America, February 1983
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