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“What I Know For Sure : My Story Of Growing Up In America” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  What I Know For Sure : My Story Of Growing Up In America
• Author: Smiley, Tavis, 1964-
• Language: English

“What I Know For Sure : My Story Of Growing Up In America” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  Smiley, Tavis, 1964- - Radio personalities -- United States -- Biography - Television personalities -- United States -- Biography - Television personalities - Radio personalities - United States

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• Internet Archive ID: whatiknowforsure0000smil

“What I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: What I Know For Sure
• Author: Tavis Smiley
• Language: English

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiknowforsure00smil

“What I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: What I Know For Sure
• Author: Winfrey, Oprah, authior
• Language: English

“What I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  Winfrey, Oprah -- Philosophy - Winfrey, Oprah - African American television personalities -- Biography - African American television journalists -- Biography - Television personalities -- United States -- Biography - African American actors -- Biography - African American women -- Biography - Resilience (Personality trait) - Actors and actresses - Actors and actresses -- Biography - Journalistes de télévision noirs américains -- Biographies - Acteurs noirs américains -- Biographies - Noires américaines -- Biographies - Résilience (Trait de personnalité) - African American actors - African American television journalists - African American television personalities - African American women - Philosophy - Television personalities - United States

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• Internet Archive ID: whatiknowforsure0000winf_y6u2

“What I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: What I Know For Sure
• Author: Winfrey, Oprah
• Language: English

“What I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  Winfrey, Oprah -- Philosophy - Television personalities -- United States -- Biography - Actors -- United States -- Biography

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiknowforsure00winf

“What If . : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  What If . : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure
• Author: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- author
• Language: English

“What If . : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- - MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- -- Political and social views - Political and social views

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiflifetimeof0000macl_i8w7

“What If.. : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  What If.. : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure
• Author: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- author
• Language: English

“What If.. : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- - Entertainers -- United States -- Biography

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiflifetimeof0000macl_m2x9

“What I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: What I Know For Sure
• Author: Winfrey, Oprah
• Language: English

“What I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  Winfrey, Oprah -- Philosophy - Television personalities -- United States -- Biography - Actors -- United States -- Biography - Large type books

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiknowforsure0000winf_m6f8

“What I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: What I Know For Sure
• Author: ➤  Miami Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Sermon Podcast
• Language: English

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: ➤  Miami_Valley_Unitarian_Univers-20240602_What_I_know_For_Sure

“What I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: What I Know For Sure
• Author: Winfrey, Oprah
• Language: English

“What I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  Winfrey, Oprah -- Philosophy - Television personalities -- United States -- Biography - Actors -- United States -- Biography

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiknowforsure0000winf

“What If : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  What If : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure
• Author: MacLaine, Shirley, 1934-
• Language: English

“What If : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- - Entertainers -- United States -- Biography - BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY -- Personal Memoirs - BODY, MIND & SPIRIT -- Spirituality -- General - HUMOR -- General - Entertainers - United States

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiflifetimeof0000macl_j6t2

“What If . : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  What If . : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure
• Author: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- author
• Language: English

“What If . : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- - MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- -- Political and social views - Political and social views

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiflifetimeof0000macl_g8e8

“What If ... : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  What If ... : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure
• Author: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- author
• Language: English

“What If ... : A Lifetime Of Questions, Speculations, Reasonable Guesses, And A Few Things I Know For Sure” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: ➤  MacLaine, Shirley, 1934- - Large type books - Entertainers -- United States -- Biography - Entertainers - United States

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: whatiflifetimeof0000macl

“Elizabeth Warren - .@KatiePorterOC And I Both Know What It's Like To Watch Our Families Come Close To Skidding Off A Financial Cliff. It's Time To Make Sure Our Government Works For Families Again. I'm Proud To Be Fighting Alongside Her For Big, Structural Change.” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  Elizabeth Warren - .@KatiePorterOC And I Both Know What It's Like To Watch Our Families Come Close To Skidding Off A Financial Cliff. It's Time To Make Sure Our Government Works For Families Again. I'm Proud To Be Fighting Alongside Her For Big, Structural Change.
• Author: Elizabeth Warren

“Elizabeth Warren - .@KatiePorterOC And I Both Know What It's Like To Watch Our Families Come Close To Skidding Off A Financial Cliff. It's Time To Make Sure Our Government Works For Families Again. I'm Proud To Be Fighting Alongside Her For Big, Structural Change.” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: Twitter - video

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• Internet Archive ID: twitter-1192889279376166912

“TRIBUTES TO HON. ROBERT F. BENNETT Robert F. Bennett U.S. SENATOR FROM UTAH TRIBUTES IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES [GRAPHIC] [TIFF OMITTED] TONGRESS.#15 ? [GRAPHIC] [TIFF OMITTED] T4801.001 Robert F. Bennett ? Tributes Delivered In Congress Robert F. Bennett United States Senator 1993-2011 A ? Compiled Under The Direction Of The Joint Committee On Printing CONTENTS Biography............................................. V Farewell To The Senate................................ Vii Proceedings In The Senate: Tributes By Senators: Alexander, Lamar, Of Tennessee................. 3 Baucus, Max, Of Montana........................ 11 Bond, Christopher S., Of Missouri.............. 5 Bunning, Jim, Of Kentucky...................... 18 Carper, Thomas R., Of Delaware................. 18 Conrad, Kent, Of North Dakota.................. 12 Cornyn, John, Of Texas......................... 16 Dodd, Christopher J., Of Connecticut........... 15 Durbin, Richard, Of Illinois................... 6, 15 Enzi, Michael B., Of Wyoming................... 13 Harkin, Tom, Of Iowa........................... 17 Hutchison, Kay Bailey, Of Texas................ 19 McConnell, Mitch, Of Kentucky.................. 8 Murkowski, Lisa, Of Alaska..................... 20 Reed, Jack, Of Rhode Island.................... 7 Reid, Harry, Of Nevada......................... 5 Warner, Mark R., Of Virginia................... 7 BIOGRAPHY Former Senator Robert F. Bennett Has Earned The Reputation Among His Colleagues, Constituents, And Clients As A Pragmatic Problem-solver Who Seeks Creative And Commonsense Solutions To Their Issues. Robert F. Bennett Entered The Political Arena By Managing His Father's Senatorial Reelection Campaign 49 Years Ago, In 1962. Wallace F. Bennett Was A U.S. Senator From 1951 To 1974. It Was This Experience That Would Later Inspire Mr. Bennett To Seek Public Office. In The Meantime, He Used His Strong Leadership Skills And Lessons Learned From Working As A Staffer On Capitol Hill In Several Successful Entrepreneurial Pursuits. His Greatest Triumph In The Business World Came When He Was CEO Of Franklin International Institute, Now Known As Franklin Covey. Mr. Bennett Grew The Business From 4 Employees To More Than 1,000, And It Was Listed On The New York Stock Exchange. In 1992, Mr. Bennett Followed In His Father's Footsteps And Ran A Successful Campaign For The U.S. Senate, Carrying His Businessman-like Approach With Him To The Hill. He Served As A Senior Member Of The Senate Banking Committee And A Member Of The Distinguished Joint Economic Committee, Where He Was At The Center Of National Economic Policy Discussions. He Also Served As The Ranking Republican On The Senate Rules Committee. As A Member Of The Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Bennett Strived To Balance Fiscal Discipline In Government While Representing The Needs Of His Constituents In The Distribution Of Federal Funds. He Also Represented The Interests Of The West As The Ranking Republican On The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Energy And Water And A Member Of The Senate Energy And Natural Resources Committee. Senator Bennett Was At The Forefront Of Health Care Reform. He Cosponsored The Healthy Americans Act, The First Major Bipartisan Health Care Legislation In More Than A Decade. His Healthy Americans Act Guaranteed Quality, Affordable, Portable Health Coverage For Every American, Cutting Health Costs By More Than .2 Trillion Over The Next Decade. Mr. Bennett Is A Graduate Of The University Of Utah, Where He Was Student Body President. He And His Wife Joyce Are The Proud Parents Of 6 Children And Have 20 Grandchildren. Farewell To The Senate Thursday, December 9, 2010 Mr. BENNETT. Madam President, There Once Was A Very Strong Tradition In The Senate That Every New Senator Gave A Maiden Speech, And In That Tradition Some Senators Waited As Long As A Year Before They Gave The Speech. Then, When The Time Came, The More Senior Senators Would Gather And Take Notes And Then Critique The Newcomer On How Well He Did. Life Has Changed A Good Deal. I Never Gave A Maiden Speech. I Plunged Right Into The Debate When I Got Here. Now The Tradition Seems To Be To Give A Farewell Speech. So I Am Grateful To My Colleagues Who Will Gather For This Occasion As I Contemplate Saying Farewell To The Senate. But I Will Warn Them, This Is Probably Not My Last Speech. I Intend To Be Heavily Involved In The Debate Over Whether We Pass A Continuing Resolution Or An Omnibus Bill. I Have A History With The Senate, And It Began When I Was A Teenager As A Summer Intern. I Remember Sitting In The Gallery And Watching Bob Taft Prowl Across The Back Of The Senate, Watching To Make Sure Things Were Going According To His Desire. He Had Been The Majority Leader. He Had Stepped Down From That Position Because Of The Cancer He Had Contracted, But He Was Still Paying Attention To This Body Where He Served With Such Distinction. Lyndon Johnson Was Sprawled Out With His Lanky Frame At The Democratic Leader's Desk, And I Was Watching From The Gallery, Thinking What An Extraordinary Place This Was. Ten Years Later, I Came Back As A Staffer, And I Served Here. I Was Sitting In My Cubicle In The Dirksen Building When Word Came That John F. Kennedy Had Been Shot In Dallas. We Didn't Know Whether He Was Dead. We All Rushed Over To The Senate, Where There Was A Ticker Tape Back In The Back Lobby, To See What Was Happening. I Rushed In With The Others To See What Was There And Then Looked To See Whom I Had Jostled Aside In Order To Get To See The Ticker Tape. It Was Mike Mansfield. I Quietly Withdrew, Realizing I Had Done Something That Was Not Appropriate On That Occasion. I Was Here In Washington When Martin Luther King Gave His ''I Have A Dream'' Speech. I Was Here As A Staffer When The Historic Civil Rights Bill Of 1964 Was Passed And Was Involved In The Drafting Of That Bill At A Very Low Kind Of Level And The Conflict That Occurred On That Occasion. Then I Came Back Into Government As The Head Of The Congressional Relations Function For A Cabinet-level Department. I Worked With Senator Dirksen In Trying To Pursue The Nixon Administration's Goals Forward And Ran Into A Bright Young Senator From Kansas With A Sharp Wit Named Bob Dole. I Had The Opportunity Of Working With Dirksen And Dole And The Others In That Situation. Watergate Came Along. I Was Given The Dubious Honor Of Being Called To Testify By A Young Senator From Tennessee Named Howard Baker. He Assigned Me To His Staffer, Who Grilled Me For 3 Hours Under Oath” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  TRIBUTES TO HON. ROBERT F. BENNETT Robert F. Bennett U.S. SENATOR FROM UTAH TRIBUTES IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES [GRAPHIC] [TIFF OMITTED] TONGRESS.#15 ? [GRAPHIC] [TIFF OMITTED] T4801.001 Robert F. Bennett ? Tributes Delivered In Congress Robert F. Bennett United States Senator 1993-2011 A ? Compiled Under The Direction Of The Joint Committee On Printing CONTENTS Biography............................................. V Farewell To The Senate................................ Vii Proceedings In The Senate: Tributes By Senators: Alexander, Lamar, Of Tennessee................. 3 Baucus, Max, Of Montana........................ 11 Bond, Christopher S., Of Missouri.............. 5 Bunning, Jim, Of Kentucky...................... 18 Carper, Thomas R., Of Delaware................. 18 Conrad, Kent, Of North Dakota.................. 12 Cornyn, John, Of Texas......................... 16 Dodd, Christopher J., Of Connecticut........... 15 Durbin, Richard, Of Illinois................... 6, 15 Enzi, Michael B., Of Wyoming................... 13 Harkin, Tom, Of Iowa........................... 17 Hutchison, Kay Bailey, Of Texas................ 19 McConnell, Mitch, Of Kentucky.................. 8 Murkowski, Lisa, Of Alaska..................... 20 Reed, Jack, Of Rhode Island.................... 7 Reid, Harry, Of Nevada......................... 5 Warner, Mark R., Of Virginia................... 7 BIOGRAPHY Former Senator Robert F. Bennett Has Earned The Reputation Among His Colleagues, Constituents, And Clients As A Pragmatic Problem-solver Who Seeks Creative And Commonsense Solutions To Their Issues. Robert F. Bennett Entered The Political Arena By Managing His Father's Senatorial Reelection Campaign 49 Years Ago, In 1962. Wallace F. Bennett Was A U.S. Senator From 1951 To 1974. It Was This Experience That Would Later Inspire Mr. Bennett To Seek Public Office. In The Meantime, He Used His Strong Leadership Skills And Lessons Learned From Working As A Staffer On Capitol Hill In Several Successful Entrepreneurial Pursuits. His Greatest Triumph In The Business World Came When He Was CEO Of Franklin International Institute, Now Known As Franklin Covey. Mr. Bennett Grew The Business From 4 Employees To More Than 1,000, And It Was Listed On The New York Stock Exchange. In 1992, Mr. Bennett Followed In His Father's Footsteps And Ran A Successful Campaign For The U.S. Senate, Carrying His Businessman-like Approach With Him To The Hill. He Served As A Senior Member Of The Senate Banking Committee And A Member Of The Distinguished Joint Economic Committee, Where He Was At The Center Of National Economic Policy Discussions. He Also Served As The Ranking Republican On The Senate Rules Committee. As A Member Of The Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Bennett Strived To Balance Fiscal Discipline In Government While Representing The Needs Of His Constituents In The Distribution Of Federal Funds. He Also Represented The Interests Of The West As The Ranking Republican On The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Energy And Water And A Member Of The Senate Energy And Natural Resources Committee. Senator Bennett Was At The Forefront Of Health Care Reform. He Cosponsored The Healthy Americans Act, The First Major Bipartisan Health Care Legislation In More Than A Decade. His Healthy Americans Act Guaranteed Quality, Affordable, Portable Health Coverage For Every American, Cutting Health Costs By More Than .2 Trillion Over The Next Decade. Mr. Bennett Is A Graduate Of The University Of Utah, Where He Was Student Body President. He And His Wife Joyce Are The Proud Parents Of 6 Children And Have 20 Grandchildren. Farewell To The Senate Thursday, December 9, 2010 Mr. BENNETT. Madam President, There Once Was A Very Strong Tradition In The Senate That Every New Senator Gave A Maiden Speech, And In That Tradition Some Senators Waited As Long As A Year Before They Gave The Speech. Then, When The Time Came, The More Senior Senators Would Gather And Take Notes And Then Critique The Newcomer On How Well He Did. Life Has Changed A Good Deal. I Never Gave A Maiden Speech. I Plunged Right Into The Debate When I Got Here. Now The Tradition Seems To Be To Give A Farewell Speech. So I Am Grateful To My Colleagues Who Will Gather For This Occasion As I Contemplate Saying Farewell To The Senate. But I Will Warn Them, This Is Probably Not My Last Speech. I Intend To Be Heavily Involved In The Debate Over Whether We Pass A Continuing Resolution Or An Omnibus Bill. I Have A History With The Senate, And It Began When I Was A Teenager As A Summer Intern. I Remember Sitting In The Gallery And Watching Bob Taft Prowl Across The Back Of The Senate, Watching To Make Sure Things Were Going According To His Desire. He Had Been The Majority Leader. He Had Stepped Down From That Position Because Of The Cancer He Had Contracted, But He Was Still Paying Attention To This Body Where He Served With Such Distinction. Lyndon Johnson Was Sprawled Out With His Lanky Frame At The Democratic Leader's Desk, And I Was Watching From The Gallery, Thinking What An Extraordinary Place This Was. Ten Years Later, I Came Back As A Staffer, And I Served Here. I Was Sitting In My Cubicle In The Dirksen Building When Word Came That John F. Kennedy Had Been Shot In Dallas. We Didn't Know Whether He Was Dead. We All Rushed Over To The Senate, Where There Was A Ticker Tape Back In The Back Lobby, To See What Was Happening. I Rushed In With The Others To See What Was There And Then Looked To See Whom I Had Jostled Aside In Order To Get To See The Ticker Tape. It Was Mike Mansfield. I Quietly Withdrew, Realizing I Had Done Something That Was Not Appropriate On That Occasion. I Was Here In Washington When Martin Luther King Gave His ''I Have A Dream'' Speech. I Was Here As A Staffer When The Historic Civil Rights Bill Of 1964 Was Passed And Was Involved In The Drafting Of That Bill At A Very Low Kind Of Level And The Conflict That Occurred On That Occasion. Then I Came Back Into Government As The Head Of The Congressional Relations Function For A Cabinet-level Department. I Worked With Senator Dirksen In Trying To Pursue The Nixon Administration's Goals Forward And Ran Into A Bright Young Senator From Kansas With A Sharp Wit Named Bob Dole. I Had The Opportunity Of Working With Dirksen And Dole And The Others In That Situation. Watergate Came Along. I Was Given The Dubious Honor Of Being Called To Testify By A Young Senator From Tennessee Named Howard Baker. He Assigned Me To His Staffer, Who Grilled Me For 3 Hours Under Oath
• Author: Congressional Committee
• Language: English

“TRIBUTES TO HON. ROBERT F. BENNETT Robert F. Bennett U.S. SENATOR FROM UTAH TRIBUTES IN THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES [GRAPHIC] [TIFF OMITTED] TONGRESS.#15 ? [GRAPHIC] [TIFF OMITTED] T4801.001 Robert F. Bennett ? Tributes Delivered In Congress Robert F. Bennett United States Senator 1993-2011 A ? Compiled Under The Direction Of The Joint Committee On Printing CONTENTS Biography............................................. V Farewell To The Senate................................ Vii Proceedings In The Senate: Tributes By Senators: Alexander, Lamar, Of Tennessee................. 3 Baucus, Max, Of Montana........................ 11 Bond, Christopher S., Of Missouri.............. 5 Bunning, Jim, Of Kentucky...................... 18 Carper, Thomas R., Of Delaware................. 18 Conrad, Kent, Of North Dakota.................. 12 Cornyn, John, Of Texas......................... 16 Dodd, Christopher J., Of Connecticut........... 15 Durbin, Richard, Of Illinois................... 6, 15 Enzi, Michael B., Of Wyoming................... 13 Harkin, Tom, Of Iowa........................... 17 Hutchison, Kay Bailey, Of Texas................ 19 McConnell, Mitch, Of Kentucky.................. 8 Murkowski, Lisa, Of Alaska..................... 20 Reed, Jack, Of Rhode Island.................... 7 Reid, Harry, Of Nevada......................... 5 Warner, Mark R., Of Virginia................... 7 BIOGRAPHY Former Senator Robert F. Bennett Has Earned The Reputation Among His Colleagues, Constituents, And Clients As A Pragmatic Problem-solver Who Seeks Creative And Commonsense Solutions To Their Issues. Robert F. Bennett Entered The Political Arena By Managing His Father's Senatorial Reelection Campaign 49 Years Ago, In 1962. Wallace F. Bennett Was A U.S. Senator From 1951 To 1974. It Was This Experience That Would Later Inspire Mr. Bennett To Seek Public Office. In The Meantime, He Used His Strong Leadership Skills And Lessons Learned From Working As A Staffer On Capitol Hill In Several Successful Entrepreneurial Pursuits. His Greatest Triumph In The Business World Came When He Was CEO Of Franklin International Institute, Now Known As Franklin Covey. Mr. Bennett Grew The Business From 4 Employees To More Than 1,000, And It Was Listed On The New York Stock Exchange. In 1992, Mr. Bennett Followed In His Father's Footsteps And Ran A Successful Campaign For The U.S. Senate, Carrying His Businessman-like Approach With Him To The Hill. He Served As A Senior Member Of The Senate Banking Committee And A Member Of The Distinguished Joint Economic Committee, Where He Was At The Center Of National Economic Policy Discussions. He Also Served As The Ranking Republican On The Senate Rules Committee. As A Member Of The Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Bennett Strived To Balance Fiscal Discipline In Government While Representing The Needs Of His Constituents In The Distribution Of Federal Funds. He Also Represented The Interests Of The West As The Ranking Republican On The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee On Energy And Water And A Member Of The Senate Energy And Natural Resources Committee. Senator Bennett Was At The Forefront Of Health Care Reform. He Cosponsored The Healthy Americans Act, The First Major Bipartisan Health Care Legislation In More Than A Decade. His Healthy Americans Act Guaranteed Quality, Affordable, Portable Health Coverage For Every American, Cutting Health Costs By More Than .2 Trillion Over The Next Decade. Mr. Bennett Is A Graduate Of The University Of Utah, Where He Was Student Body President. He And His Wife Joyce Are The Proud Parents Of 6 Children And Have 20 Grandchildren. Farewell To The Senate Thursday, December 9, 2010 Mr. BENNETT. Madam President, There Once Was A Very Strong Tradition In The Senate That Every New Senator Gave A Maiden Speech, And In That Tradition Some Senators Waited As Long As A Year Before They Gave The Speech. Then, When The Time Came, The More Senior Senators Would Gather And Take Notes And Then Critique The Newcomer On How Well He Did. Life Has Changed A Good Deal. I Never Gave A Maiden Speech. I Plunged Right Into The Debate When I Got Here. Now The Tradition Seems To Be To Give A Farewell Speech. So I Am Grateful To My Colleagues Who Will Gather For This Occasion As I Contemplate Saying Farewell To The Senate. But I Will Warn Them, This Is Probably Not My Last Speech. I Intend To Be Heavily Involved In The Debate Over Whether We Pass A Continuing Resolution Or An Omnibus Bill. I Have A History With The Senate, And It Began When I Was A Teenager As A Summer Intern. I Remember Sitting In The Gallery And Watching Bob Taft Prowl Across The Back Of The Senate, Watching To Make Sure Things Were Going According To His Desire. He Had Been The Majority Leader. He Had Stepped Down From That Position Because Of The Cancer He Had Contracted, But He Was Still Paying Attention To This Body Where He Served With Such Distinction. Lyndon Johnson Was Sprawled Out With His Lanky Frame At The Democratic Leader's Desk, And I Was Watching From The Gallery, Thinking What An Extraordinary Place This Was. Ten Years Later, I Came Back As A Staffer, And I Served Here. I Was Sitting In My Cubicle In The Dirksen Building When Word Came That John F. Kennedy Had Been Shot In Dallas. We Didn't Know Whether He Was Dead. We All Rushed Over To The Senate, Where There Was A Ticker Tape Back In The Back Lobby, To See What Was Happening. I Rushed In With The Others To See What Was There And Then Looked To See Whom I Had Jostled Aside In Order To Get To See The Ticker Tape. It Was Mike Mansfield. I Quietly Withdrew, Realizing I Had Done Something That Was Not Appropriate On That Occasion. I Was Here In Washington When Martin Luther King Gave His ''I Have A Dream'' Speech. I Was Here As A Staffer When The Historic Civil Rights Bill Of 1964 Was Passed And Was Involved In The Drafting Of That Bill At A Very Low Kind Of Level And The Conflict That Occurred On That Occasion. Then I Came Back Into Government As The Head Of The Congressional Relations Function For A Cabinet-level Department. I Worked With Senator Dirksen In Trying To Pursue The Nixon Administration's Goals Forward And Ran Into A Bright Young Senator From Kansas With A Sharp Wit Named Bob Dole. I Had The Opportunity Of Working With Dirksen And Dole And The Others In That Situation. Watergate Came Along. I Was Given The Dubious Honor Of Being Called To Testify By A Young Senator From Tennessee Named Howard Baker. He Assigned Me To His Staffer, Who Grilled Me For 3 Hours Under Oath” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: 111th - Senate

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: ➤  gov.gpo.fdsys.CHRG-111shrg64801

“The Best Of Oprah's What I Know For Sure : Supplement To O, The Oprah Magazine” Metadata:

• Title: ➤  The Best Of Oprah's What I Know For Sure : Supplement To O, The Oprah Magazine
• Author: Winfrey, Oprah
• Language: English

“The Best Of Oprah's What I Know For Sure : Supplement To O, The Oprah Magazine” Subjects and Themes:

• Subjects: Winfrey, Oprah - Television personalities

Edition Identifiers:

• Internet Archive ID: bestofoprahswhat00winf