94th Congress - 1975-01-03 to 1977-01-03

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Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Chairman Bob Thompson of the Ada Chamber of Commerce Health Resources Committee regarding the approval by the House Interior Appropriations Subcommittee of planning funds for the Indian hospital at Ada, Oklahoma.

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Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Commissioner Morris Thompson regarding contact information for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and other government agencies with Indian programs.

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This document contains correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and F.D. Parman, D.O., of the Parman-Payne Clinic, and an article from the Muskogee Sunday Phoenix concerning the Eufaula Field Clinic of the Indian Health Service.

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Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Glen F. Childers, Architect with Ray James and Associates Inc., regarding consideration of the firm for the health facility project proposed for Ada and for projects in Oklahoma.

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Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and J. T. Provost concerning discrimination against some Oklahoma tribes by the Bureau of Indian Affairs in terms of employment preference.

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Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Berry Bishop regarding the relationship between the federal government and Native Americans, and the establishment of the American Indian Policy Review Commission.

Scope and Contents Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Robert Alexander, Business Manager of the Inter-Tribal Council, Inc., over the reinstatement of the Modoc, Wyandotte, Peoria, and Ottawa Tribes of Oklahoma. Enclosed in Alexander's letter are copies of letters from both state and federal legislative leaders, chiefs of the affected tribes, chiefs of other tribes, the president of the Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes, local leaders such as the Mayor of Miami, Oklahoma and...

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This document contains correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Ms. Wilma L. Nelson, and Congressman Albert and Raymond D. James, Jr of Ray James and Associates regarding the new Indian Hospital proposed to be located at Ada, Oklahoma.

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Correspondence between President B. Frank Belvin of the Inter-Tribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes and Congressman Carl Albert regarding the funding for the new Indian hospital at Ada, Oklahoma.

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Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert and Congressman Sidney R. Yates regarding the new Indian hospital built at Ada, Oklahoma.