PATRIOTISM

Addresses

American Legion State Convention: Representative Skelton, 14910 [17JY]

Dedication of the Monument Marking the Birthplace of William B. Travis: L. Charles Billings, 19978 [12SE]

George Washington's Birthday: Representative Boggs, 2585-2587 [22FE]

———Representative Patterson, 2499 [22FE]

———Representative Ridge, 2499 [22FE]

Looking for Leaders in All the Right Places: Steven L. Zelinger, 20207-20209 [12SE]

New River, TN, Flag Raising Ceremony: Willard Keen, 14481 [12JY]

Star Spangled Banner: Ray Willas, 13957 [29JN]

U.S. Flag: Woodrow Wilson, 7451 [25AP]

Utah County War Memorial Dedication: Cathlene Caras, 28345 [9NO]

We, the People: Representative Sangmeister, 14004 [29JN]

Amendments

U.S. flag: prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), 23151, 23157, 23166, 23170, 23186 [4OC], 23598 [5OC]

Articles and editorials

Amendment Is Worse—Burning Flag a Bad Idea, 14081 [11JY]

Are You Patriotic Enough?, 19953 [7SE]

As National Symbol Flag Deserves Respect, 14721 [14JY]

Bill Alexander Keeps in Touch, 14486 [12JY]

Cop for All Seasons, 11824 [14JN]

Courage of Sam Bird, 10697 [1JN]

Dishonorable Action, 27820 [7NO]

Don't Even Ignore Them, 28941 [14NO]

Far Out With the First Amendment, 13815 [28JN]

Flag Burning Decision Nothing but Treason, 15083 [18JY]

Flag Protection Proposal Draws Delegates' Unanimous Approval, 24580 [13OC]

Flag Represents Everything, 15961 [24JY]

Flag Will Survive, 15025 [18JY]

Flag Burning and Executions, 14080 [11JY]

Flag Burning and Free Speech?, 14700 [13JY]

Fly Old Glory on July 21 To Protest Recent Court Ruling, 14765 [14JY]

Freedom's Fourth, Forever, 14080 [11JY]

Home Free, 15091 [18JY]

Judge Finds Flag Law Unconstitutional, 27169 [3NO]

Military Man Tells His Personal Views of Memorial Day, 11250 [7JN]

Most Admire Courage Displayed in Actions by Andrew Jackson, 4196 [15MR]

My Father Fought for His Country, Integrity of Flag, 13876 [28JN]

No Reason Exists To Tinker With the Constitution, 14079 [11JY]

Other Flames To Fan, 14080 [11JY]

Outlaw Flag Burning, 13988 [29JN]

Pledge for Columbus Day, 1363 [31JA]

Political Flag-Waving, 25311 [19OC]

Prohibiting the Desecration of the U.S. Flag, 14485 [12JY]

Reservoir of Untapped Idealism, 3866 [9MR]

Rights, Responsibilities and the Flag, 23124 [4OC]

Scott's Dreadful Work of Art Has Strengthened One Viewer's Patriotism, 7049 [18AP]

Senate Panel Hears Legion on Flag Amendment, 24580 [13OC]

Sergeant Krupke Learns About the Flag, 23998 [10OC]

Sound the Alarm, 28623 [14NO]

Still the Promised Land, 12612 [20JN]

Supreme Court Blows Flag Ruling, 14462 [12JY]

Undermining Our Sense of Unity?, 15765 [21JY]

Verdict That Honored the Flag, 14483 [12JY]

Veteran's View, 20568 [14SE]

Vietnam Veterans Use Artist for a Doormat, 6642 [13AP]

What Is America?, 14615 [13JY]

When They Burned the Flag Back Home—Thoughts of a Former POW, 24244 [12OC]

Bills and resolutions

``America, the Beautiful'': national anthem of the U.S. (see H.R. 225)

Arts: prohibit use of grants for projects which desecrate religious or national symbols (see H.R. 2762)

House of Representatives: pledge of allegiance at start of legislative day (see H. Res. 30)

National League of Families of POW/MIA: display flag in Capitol rotunda (see S. Con. Res. 5)

July 4th Family Celebration Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 289)

National Pledge of Allegiance Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 253)

National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Centennial Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 84)

Peace Corps: drape a U.S. flag over the caskets of deceased volunteers (see H.R. 3475)

Pledge of Allegiance: reading of tribute to the flag before recitation (see H.R. 616)

———recitation in class as requirement for receiving Federal funds (see H.R. 887)

———recitation at start of House of Representatives legislative day (see H. Res. 30)

Statue of Liberty: designate ``The Most Beautiful Lady in the World'' as official anthem (see H.R. 2776)

Take Pride in the Flag Day: designate (see H. Res. 189)

U.S. flag: constitutional amendment on display and care (see S.J. Res. 171)

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (see S.J. Res. 165, 167, 169, 180; H.J. Res. 324-326, 328-337, 339, 340, 342, 343, 348-351, 359, 360, 365, 377)

———clarify methods and restrictions for display (see S. 1177)

———distribution to each newly naturalized citizens (see H.R. 2862)

———monument at Oxen Cove Park, DC (see H.R. 810)

———prohibit desecration (see S. 607, S.J. Res. 179; H.R. 1590, 2744, 2778, 2855, 2978, 2982; H.J. Res. 302-310, 312, 314, 315, 317-319, 321-323; H. Con. Res. 35, 159; H. Res. 184, 185)

———prohibit importation of foreign-made U.S. flags (see H.R. 1036)

———proper display (see H.R. 1295)

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (see S. Res. 151; H. Res. 186, 188)

Vietnam Veterans Memorial: display U.S. flag at apex (see H.R. 850)

Commentaries

Flag desecration: John C. Rose, KCTV, Kansas City, MO, 14066 [11JY]

U.S. flag: KPSA-Radio, Alamogordo, NM, 13966 [29JN]

Court opinions

Desecration of U.S. flag: Byron R. White, Sandra D. O'Connor and William H. Rehnquist, 12952 [22JN]

———Supreme Court, 24981 [18OC]

———William J. Brennan, Jr., 15705 [20JY]

———William H. Rehnquist, 13597, 13599 [27JN]

Halter and Haywood v. State of Nebraska: John M. Harlan (1907), 13594 [27JN]

Spence v. Washington: Supreme Court, 15705 [20JY]

Texas v. Johnson: Anthony Kennedy, 13599 [27JN]

Documents

Desecration of U.S. Flag (Texas law), 15007 [18JY]

———(U.S. Code), 4524 [16MR], 11597 [13JN]

Essays

American Patriot Who Made the Dream Come True: W. Joseph Merback, 16946 [31JY]

Banner Yet Waves, 20215 [12SE]

Did You Know? Little Known Facts About the Founding of America: C. Scott Walker, 16946 [31JY]

Is Your Vote Important? Jeanette Hurt, 12616 [20JN]

Our Flag, Our Freedom, Our Right, 20215 [12SE]

Thankful for My Freedom to Worship: Gretchen Spencer, 11606 [13JN]

What Americanism Means to Me: Jayme L. Mathias, 1164 [27JA]

———Mark Metzger, 1163 [27JA]

———Robert Crawford, 1164 [27JA]

What It Means for Me To Be in America: Elena Espinoza, 24750 [16OC]

———Mariano Sosa, 24750 [16OC]

———Scott Lange, 11606 [13JN]

———Thomas Chang, 21410 [22SE], 24750 [16OC]

What Price Freedom? Jennifer L. Sherman, 10066 [23MY]

What the U.S. Flag and Country Mean to Me: Dana Yip, 18652 [3AU]

———(excerpts), 11597 [13JN]

———Jonathan Lundberg, 18652 [3AU]

———Matthew Willman, 18652 [3AU]

———Shannon Kochenour, 7457 [25AP]

———Julie A. Yonts, 11606 [13JN]

Who Was/Is Uncle Sam?: Amy Ledford, 16946 [31JY]

Why America Should Protect the Flag: Kevin Jordan, 24943 [18OC]

Why I Am Proud To Be an American, 11607 [13JN]

———Christopher P. Chandler, 11606 [13JN]

———Stephen Michon, 11607 [13JN]

Why Is the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag Important?: Bridget Ford, 12616 [20JN]

———Daniel Graham, 12616 [20JN]

Your Vote—A Catalyst: Cash Casey, 12615 [20JN]

Essays: Voice of Democracy

Arias, Catherine D., 8724 [9MY]

Bankston, Allison H., 5467 [4AP]

Barker, Robert, 14485 [12JY]

Brown, Renee D., 13987 [29JN]

Byrne, Shannon A., 8457 [8MY]

D'Alessio, James A., 5785 [6AP]

Delaune, Timothy A., 5266 [23MR]

Eschenbaum, Rochelle, 5183 [22MR]

Fitch, Tracy S., 16440 [26JY], 21356 [21SE]

Grisham, Brian P., 5201 [22MR]

Grover, Edna M., 7708 [1MY]

Grybowski, Jeffery M., 5633 [5AP]

Hawks, George T., 6337 [12AP]

Johnson, Heidi, 16441 [26JY]

Kelley, Daniel D., 6630 [13AP]

Kellog, Ashley R, 5100 [21MR]

Koons, Jennifer A., 5296 [23MR]

Lindamood, Kevin, 8743 [9MY]

Lowry, Robert, 14237 [11JY]

Lu, Lynn, 13638 [27JN]

Martin, Wendi S., 5119 [21MR]

Miller, Amy, 7632 [27AP]

Nardini, Guido D., 7557 [26AP]

Nelson, Troy J., 7462 [25AP]

Ray, Heather L., 14701 [13JY]

Santo Pietro, Cristiana, 5179 [22MR]

Schmidt, Tami L., 5311 [23MR]

Skala, Jason E., 7070 [19AP]

Smith, Jacquelyn L., 8729 [9MY]

Straughn, Gregory B., 5182 [22MR]

Szeremeta, Ihor, 15088 [18JY]

Thorton, Sean M., 14489 [12JY]

Walsh, Stuart, 5198 [22MR]

Weaver, Heidi, 2201 [9FE]

Wiley, Amy D., 5183 [22MR]

Inscriptions

U.S. flag raised by Douglas MacArthur in Corregidor in 1945, 26466 [27OC]

Interviews

Don't let hysteria hurt flag's meaning: Representative Don Edwards, with USA Today, 14462 [12JY]

Letters

Constitutional amendment on desecration of U.S. flag: American Legion, 28599 [13NO]

———Carol Herndon, 15771 [21JY]

———Miles S. Epling, American Legion, 30060 [17NO]

Desecration of U.S. flag: Joseph Killeen, 28025 [8NO]

———Magazine Publishers of America, Inc., 24984 [18OC]

———National Newspaper Association, 24983 [18OC]

———People for the American Way Action Fund, 24988 [18OC]

———Representatives Michel and Montgomery, 14235 [11JY]

———Richard M. Gordon, 13598 [27JN]

———several constitutional law professors, 24984-24986 [18OC]

———Tobin Melroy, 16218 [26JY]

Flag Protection Act: H.F. Gierke, 19709 [7SE], 20106 [12SE]

Pride of ancestors in U.S. flag: Lynn B. Lazich, 16773 [28JY]

Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. flag: Earle T. Shoup, 14021 [10JY]

———John A. Thurmon, 15779 [21JY]

U.S. flag: Charles Sumner, 7451 [25AP]

Lists

American Legion flag petition signers, by State, as of September 6, 1989, 20106 [12SE]

Memorials of legislature

California, 19557 [6SE]

Colorado, 14991 [18JY], 15623 [20JY]

Florida, 14017 [10JY]

Hawaii, 11901 [15JN]

Louisiana, 14017 [10JY], 14573 [13JY]

Maine, 19557 [6SE], 19926 [7SE]

Massachusetts, 14017 [10JY]

New Hampshire, 14075 [11JY]

Pennsylvania, 14991 [18JY]

Texas, 19557 [6SE], 19926 [7SE]

Motions

U.S. flag: prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), concur in the Senate amendments, 24182 [12OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), table Dole amendment, 23421 [5OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), table Wilson amendment, 23420 [5OC]

National Anthem

Star Spangled Banner (excerpt), 13596 [27JN]

Newsletters

Desecration of U.S. flag: Democratic Study Group, 20097 [12SE]

Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. flag: Representative de la Garza, 13597 [27JN]

Petitions

Abington Township, PA, Board of Commissioners, 19559 [6SE]

Derry, NH, City Council, 19559 [6SE]

Elmore County, AL, Commissioners, 19926 [7SE]

Emblem Club Sisters of Alaska, 19926 [7SE]

Erie, PA, City Council, 19559 [6SE]

Florida State Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police, 15623 [20JY]

Jacksonville, FL, City Council, 15161 [19JY]

Jefferson, NJ, Township Council, 15851 [24JY]

Miami, FL, City Commission, 19559 [6SE], 20052 [12SE]

Military Order of the Purple Heart, 19926 [7SE]

Minden, NV, Democratic Central Committee, 19559 [6SE]

Portage Township, IN, Republican Club, 15623 [20JY]

Raymondville, TX, City Commissioners, 19926 [7SE]

Richland, WA, City Council, 15851 [24JY]

Rockland County, NY, 19559 [6SE]

Sedgwick County, KS, Board of Commissioners, 14816 [17JY]

Texas' 17th Congressional District residents, 14077 [11JY]

Toledo, OH, City Council, 19559 [6SE]

Veterans of the Vietnam War, Inc., 15161 [19JY]

Weakley County, TN, Commission, 25499 [23OC]

Poems

``Barbara Fritchie,'' John Greenleaf Whittier, 13827 [28JN]

``Betsy's Helper,'' Barbara Redden, 15011 [18JY]

``Boy and the Flag,'' Edgar A. Guest, 14910 [17JY]

``Desecration,'' Anne Johnson, 19684 [6SE]

``Don't Burn the Flag,'' Bradley Price, 24160 [11OC]

``Flag Goes By,'' Henry H. Bennett, 13829 [28JN], 13948 [29JN]

``Our Flag,'' Albert Werth, 14918 [17JY]

``Our Flag's Devotion,'' Luther Hamilton, 24159 [11OC]

``Patriotic Poem,'' Rae A. Testi, 28179 [9NO]

``Ragged Old Flag,'' Johnny Cash, 14911 [17JY]

``Soldier's Response,'' B.L. Hale, 30585 [20NO]

``Spirit'': Jamie Cadenas, 16210 [25JY]

``Taps,'' Edwin J. Bray, 10256 [25MY]

``U.S. Flag,'' Roberto Sardon, 30688 [21NO]

``What's the Matter, America,'' Margie H. Dorris, 19499 [4AU]

Press releases

Commander calls for ``redoubled'' campaign for flag's protection, 24579 [13OC]

Purpose

Boy Scouts, 2928 [28FE]

Questions and answers

Constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 18649 [3AU]

Remarks in House

American Legion: anniversary, 4191 [15MR]

Art Institute of Chicago: improper display of U.S. flag, 7049 [18AP]

Battle of Baltimore: anniversary of defense of Fort McHenry, 19712 [7SE]

Belmont County, OH: Bells Across America celebration, 19971 [11SE]

Constitution: Bill of Rights anniversary, 21505 [25SE]

DAR: tribute to essay contest winners, 13655 [27JN]

Flag Day: observance, 11596-11597 [13JN]

Fourth of July: observance, 13949, 13955 [29JN]

Memorial Day: observance, 10251 [25MY]

National League of Families of POW/MIA: display flag in Capitol rotunda (S. Con. Res. 5), 2503, 2505 [22FE], 2507, 2508 [22FE], 3842 [9MR]

National Pledge of Allegiance Day: designate (H.J. Res. 253), 19117 [4AU]

National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Centennial Day: designate (S.J. Res. 84), 7414 [25AP]

``Our Flag'': printing of booklet, 20096 [12SE]

Portage, IN: Respect the Flag ceremony, 20591 [14SE]

Spirit of America: military pagent, 11264 [7JN]

Steubenville, OH: high school Key Club sponsors Honor America Week, 215 [4JA]

Take Pride in the Flag Day: designate (H. Res. 189), 13649 [27JN], 13947 [29JN]

U.S. Capitol Historical Society: release of ``The Flag of the United States and State Flags, Seals, and Mottoes'', 11777, 11807 [14JN]

U.S. flag: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration, 19512 [6SE], 19712 [7SE], 20938 [19SE], 27820 [7NO]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 337), 13649 [27JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), 14235 [11JY], 28599 [13NO]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 377), 20117 [20SE]

———prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 305), 13956 [29JN]

———prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 317), 12844 [22JN]

———prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 318), 13220 [22JN]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), 15976 [24JY], 16561 [27JY], 16767 [27JY], 17119 [31JY], 19709 [7SE], 20096-20102 [12SE], 20117, 20118 [12SE], 20210, 20232, 20236 [12SE], 24177, 24182-24188 [12OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), consideration (H. Res. 262), 24180 [12OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), motion to take from Speaker's table, 23395 [5OC]

———prohibit importation of foreign-made U.S. flags (H.R. 1036), 2226 [21FE]

———proper display, 3673 [8MR], 3845 [9MR], 4001 [9MR], 4059 [14MR], 6641 [13AP], 7450, 7457 [25AP]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 12844 [22JN], 12850, 12851 [22JN], 13206, 13215, 13219, 13223, 13229, 13231, 13232, 13235 [22JN], 13271-13274 [23JN], 13493 [23JN], 13495-13501 [27JN], 13637, 13650, 13653, 13654, 13660 [27JN], 13777, 13779-13802, 13840 [28JN], 13851, 13855, 13858, 13876 [28JN], 13955 [29JN], 13966, 13981, 13983, 13987, 13988, 13995, 14005 [29JN], 14030, 14031, 14066 [11JY], 14374, 14462 [12JY], 14918 [17JY], 15101 [19JY], 15326 [19JY], 15703, 15705 [20JY], 15770 [21JY], 15961 [24JY], 16459, 16461 [27JY], 16815, 16816 [28JY], 17577 [1AU], 18192 [2AU], 18648, 18652 [3AU], 19439, 19463, 19499 [4AU], 19953 [7SE], 28025 [8NO]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (H. Res. 186), 13592-13602, 13603 [27JN]

Veterans Day: observance, 28179 [9NO]

Washington (DC) Post: editorial on Supreme Court's U.S. flag decision, 13497 [27JN]

Weiss, Representative: anniversary of arrival in U.S., 4058 [14MR]

Remarks in Senate

Burlington Industries: Made in America float at President Bush inauguration, 3109 [1MR]

Flag Day: observance, 11740 [14JN]

Johnson, Gregory: burning of U.S. flag on Capitol steps, 26990 [2NO]

Las Vegas, NV: tribute to Valley High School, 7760 [2MY]

National League of Families of POW/MIA: display flag in Capitol rotunda (S. Con. Res. 5), 1065 [25JA]

National Pledge of Allegiance Day: designate (H.J. Res. 253), 19064 [4AU]

National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Centennial Day: designate (S.J. Res. 84), 4628 [16MR], 7376 [19AP]

North Carolina: special interest in Bill of Rights, 24244 [12OC]

``Our Flag'': tribute to congressional publication, 20478 [14SE]

Prisoner of War Medal: amend definition to expand eligibility (S. 487), 3152 [1MR]

Tempe, AZ: students participation in National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, 9289 [16MY]

Travis, William B.: tribute, 19977 [12SE]

U.S. flag: burning on Capitol steps, 26592, 26597 [31OC], 26990 [2NO]

———clarify methods and restrictions for display (S. 1177), 11703 [14JN]

———constitutional amendment on display and care (S.J. Res. 171), 13441 [23JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration, 23575 [5OC], 27566 [6NO]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 165), 13160 [22JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 167), 13161 [22JN], 13281 [23JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 169), 13162 [22JN]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 180), 15014-15025 [18JY], 22455 [28SE], 24579 [13OC], 24665-24681 [16OC], 24818-24836, 24879 [17OC], 24942-24952, 24975-24990 [18OC], 25242-25258 [19OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), 23120-23148, 23151-23153, 23156, 23157, 23160-23163, 23166-23173, 23177 [4OC], 23416, 23417, 23418, 23420-23422, 23577, 23578 [5OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), unanimous-consent agreement, 23163 [4OC]

———prohibit desecration (S. 607), 4523, 4524 [16MR], 4542 [16MR], 13471 [23JN]

———prohibit desecration (S. 1338), 15021 [18JY], 22455 [28SE]

———prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 179), 15004 [18JY]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 12945, 12951 [22JN], 14079 [11JY], 14250, 14251, 14258 [12JY], 14517, 14615 [13JY], 14764 [14JY], 14808 [17JY], 16217 [26JY], 16834 [31JY], 17340 [1AU], 18920 [4AU], 20087 [12SE], 25275 [19OC], 26721 [1NO], 27169 [3NO]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (S. Res. 151), 13001-13004 [22JN]

Reports filed

Constitutional Amendment Prohibiting Desecration of the U.S. Flag: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 180), 21325 [21SE]

———Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 180) (S. Rept. 101-162), 23835 [6OC]

Flag Protection Act (H.R. 2978): Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 2978) (H. Rept. 101-231), 19781 [7SE]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 262) (H. Rept. 101-275), 24029 [11OC]

———Motion to Dispose of Senate Amendments: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 262) (H. Rept. 101-275), 24129 [11OC]

Protection of the U.S. Flag: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1338), 21325 [21SE]

———Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1338) (S. Rept. 101-152), 22566 [29SE]

Resolutions by organizations

Desecration of U.S. flag: American Legion, 24579 [13OC]

Songs

``Don't Burn My Flag'', 19463 [4AU]

``Don't Burn Old Glory,'' Gary Shook, 18920 [4AU]

``Don't Tread on Old Glory'', 20087 [12SE]

``Price of Glory,'' Randy Williams, 15769 [21JY]

Statements

American Legion Flag Amendment Petition Drive, 20106 [12SE]

Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit Desecration of U.S. Flag: Bush Administration, 25256 [19OC]

———Representative Montgomery, 14688 [13JY]

———Reserve Officers Association of the U.S., 19709 [7SE]

———Robert H. Jackson, 13599 [27JN]

———Senator Dixon, 15009 [18JY]

Constitutionality of the Amendment Prohibiting Desecration of the U.S. Flag, 23122 [4OC]

Constitution—First Amendment Rights: Hugo L. Black, 13601 [27JN]

Declaration of Independence: Theodore Francis Green, 7791 [2MY]

Desecration of U.S. Flag, 13595 [27JN]

———ABA, 24819 [17OC]

———Dept. of Justice, 24983 [18OC]

———Geoffrey Stone, 24819 [17OC]

———Glenn Bennett, 13598 [27JN]

———H.F. Gierke, 13207 [22JN]

———Jay Leno, 13498 [27JN]

———John P. Stevens, 12952 [22JN], 25247 [19OC]

———Larry W. Rivers, 13207 [22JN]

———President Bush, 24989 [18OC], 25258 [19OC]

———Robert J. Spanogle, 13597 [27JN]

———Senator Kerrey, 24982 [18OC]

———William H. Rehnquist, 24983 [18OC], 25242 [19OC]

———William J. Brennan, Jr., 25245 [19OC]

Flag Day: Woodrow Wilson, 25244 [19OC]

Flag Stands for the Freedom To Be Wrong: Senator Kerrey, 17577 [1AU]

June 21, 1989—The Day That America Cries: Reading, PA, Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America, 18192 [2AU]

Listen to Our Flag Speak to Us, 20110 [12SE], 24181 [12OC]

National Unity: Andrew Jackson, 4192 [15MR]

Priceless Freedom: Senator Armstrong, 20630 [15SE]

Soldiers and Civilians: Omar Bradley, 3939 [9MR]

Statutory Approach To Protecting Flag: Senators Hatch and Grassley (minority views), 22886-22887 [3OC]

U.S. Flag: Daniel Webster, 15010 [18JY]

———Henry W. Beecher, 4524 [16MR]

———James B. Irwin, 3673 [8MR]

———(sundry excerpts), 15010 [18JY]

———Woodrow Wilson, 3673 [8MR]

What the Flag Means: Charles E. Hughes, 13782 [28JN]

Testimonies

Desecration of U.S. Flag: Eugene W. Hickok, Jr., 25255 [19OC]

———Representative Applegate, 15703 [20JY]

———Walter Dellinger, 25249 [19OC]

Bush Amendment Relative to Legislation To Prohibit Flag Desecration, 23141 [4OC]

Constitutional Amendment on Desecration of U.S. Flag: Representative Michel, 14687 [13JY]

Texts of

H. Res. 186, Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. Flag, 13592 [27JN]

H. Res. 189, Take Pride in the Flag Day, 13948 [29JN]

H. Res. 262, consideration of H.R. 2978, prohibit desecration of the U.S. flag, 24180 [12OC]

H.J. Res. 253, National Pledge of Allegiance Day, 19118 [4AU]

H.J. Res. 348, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 13996 [29JN]

H.J. Res. 350, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 14235 [11JY]

H.R. 2978, Flag Protection Act, 20102 [12SE]

S. 487, amend definition to expand eligibility of Prisoner of War Medal, 3152 [1MR]

S. 607, prevent desecration of U.S. flag, 4542 [16MR]

S. 1177, clarify methods and restrictions for display of U.S. flag, 11703 [14JN]

S. 1338, protect physical integrity of U.S. flag, 15008 [18JY]

S. 1933, Benjamin Franklin Memorial Fire Service Bill of Rights Act, 30538-30541 [20NO]

S. Con. Res. 5, use of Capitol rotunda to display POW/MIA flag, 2506 [22FE]

S. Res. 151, Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. flag, 13166 [22JN]

S.J. Res. 84, National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Centennial Day, 7376 [19AP], 7415 [25AP]

S.J. Res. 179, prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 15004 [18JY]

S.J. Res. 180, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 15015 [18JY]