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Scope and Contents Topics include Arapaho Indians financial affairs in Oklahoma, Arapaho Indians economic conditions in Oklahoma, Arapaho Indians government relations in Oklahoma, Arapaho Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Cherokee Indians financial affairs in Oklahoma, Cherokee Indians government relations in Oklahoma, Cheyenne Indians economic conditions in Montana, Cheyenne Indians financial affairs in Oklahoma, Cheyenne Indians government relations in Oklahoma, Cheyenne Indians politics and...

Scope and Contents Topics include Apache Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Chickasaw Indians land tenure in Oklahoma, Choctaw Indians land tenure, Comanche Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Creek Indians financial affairs in Oklahoma, Creek Indians claims in Oklahoma, Creek Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Creek Indians tribal citizenship in Oklahoma, Delaware Indians claims, Indian termination policy in Oklahoma, Indians of North America tribal citizenship, Iowa Indians...

Scope and Contents Topics include Fort Sill Indian School, Apache Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Cherokee Indians land transfers Oklahoma, Comanche Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Five Civilized Tribes, Kansa Indians claims in Oklahoma, Kansa Indians tribal citizenship in Oklahoma, Kickapoo Indians claims in Kansas, Kickapoo Indians claims in Oklahoma, Kiowa Indians politics and government in Oklahoma, Missouri Indians tribal citizenship in Oklahoma, Missouri Indians claims in...

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Topics include Fox Indians land tenure, Indian termination policy in Nebraska, Ponca Indians claims in Oklahoma, Ponca Indians government relations, Ponca Indians in Nebraska, Potawatomi Indians claims in Oklahoma, Sauk Indians land tenure, Seminole Indians claims in Oklahoma, Seminole Indians in politics and government in Oklahoma, Seminole Indians government relations, and Citizens Band of Potawatomi Indians. Correspondents include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs.

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Topics include Indians of North America health and hygiene, Indians of North America hospitals, and Indians of North America medical care. Correspondents include Carl T. Hayden, Mike Mansfield, Lee Metcalf, United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the United States Public Health Service.

Scope and Contents Topics include St. Labre Indian Mission School in Ashland, Montana, United States Indian Claims Commission, United States Public Health Service, Navajo Indian reservation, Indian land transfers in Oklahoma, Indian allotments in Oklahoma, Indians of North America in Oklahoma, Indians of North America land tenure, and oil and gas leases. Correspondents include W. E. McIntosh, Fort Sill Indian School, Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives, Riverside Indian School, United States Bureau...

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Topics include Arapaho Indians claims in Oklahoma, Cheyenne Indians claims in Oklahoma, Indian allotments, Indians of North America land tenure, Indians of North America land transfers, and Indians of North America in Oklahoma. Correspondents include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs.

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Topics include Fort Sill Indian School (report), Indians of North America education in Oklahoma, Indians of North America scholarships, fellowships, etc. in Oklahoma, Seneca Indian School in Oklahoma, and the Johnson-O'Malley Act. Correspondents include Lyle H. Boren, Henry M. Jackson, and the Oklahoma State Department of Education. Correspondents include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Arkla, Inc. in Lawton, Oklahoma, and Draughon's Business College in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Topics include Indians of North America wills. Correspondents include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs.

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Topics include Indians of North America employment, Indians of North America housing, Indians of North America roads in Oklahoma, occupational training for minorities, and Tom Payne. Correspondents include General Electric Company and the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs.