Box 36

Topics include Dakota Indians, Indians of North America claims, Indians of North America finance, Indians of North America government relations, Indians of North America land tenure, and Zuni Indians. Correspondents include James Abourezk, Dennis DeConcini, John Bennett Johnston, Edward Moore Kennedy, and American Indian Policy Review Commission.

Topics include Dakota Indians, Indians of North America claims, Indians of North America finance, Indians of North America government relations, Indians of North America land tenure, and Zuni Indians. Correspondents include James Abourezk, Dennis DeConcini, John Bennett Johnston, Edward Moore Kennedy, and American Indian Policy Review Commission.

Topics include Indians of North America and government relations. Correspondents include Henry Martin Jackson.

Topics include Indians of North America and civil Rights, Indians of North America and claims, Indians of North America and land tenure, and Seminole Indians.

Topics include Indians of North America and education in Tahlequah (Okla.) and Indians of North America and land tenure in Tahlequah (Okla.).

Topics include Choctaw Indians in Oklahoma, grants-in-aid in Oklahoma, Indian business enterprises, Indians of North America and economic conditions, Indians of North America and finance, Indians of North America and health and hygiene, and Indians of North America in Oklahoma. Correspondents include United Indian Tribes of Western Oklahoma and Kansas.

Topics include Indians of North America and health and hygiene and Indians of North America and hospital care in Tahlequah (Okla.).

Topics include Morris Thompson, Indians of North America and government relations, and Indians of North America and politics and government. Correspondents include the National Congress of American Indians.

Topics include Indians of North America and claims, Indians of North America and government relations, Indians of North America and land tenure, Lipan Indians in New Mexico, and Mescalero Indians in Oklahoma. Correspondents include the Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma.

Topics include Indian termination policy, Indians of North America and government relations, and Indians of North America and treaties.