Indians organize in Canada as power grows
Ottawa reports Indian Power era with militants and petitioners across Canada. Kahntine ta Horn, a defrocked Mohawk and former princess, advocates separatist tactics while leaders warn of potential clashes. Indians number 224,000, facing poverty, alcoholism, and integration challenges.
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Ottawa
Canada
Russell Moses
Six Nations
Brantford
Ont
Kahntineta Horn
Caughnawaga Reservation
Indian Affairs
Arthur Laing
Laing
Miss Horn
Horn
National Indian Council
United States
Ross Thatcher
Saskatchewan
George J. Mcllraith
Kahn
Hospital Dismissals List From St. Johns Hospital
Dismissals from St. Johns Hospital include Cave Ratcliff 821 Lind gg Joanne Rhodes 1125 E loth St Mrs Lois Jones Rt 2 Alexandria Ruby Shelby Rt 5 And Mrs Mary Jane Dreeser Rt 2 Middletown Mrs Edna B Bauer Rt 7 Anderson Mrs Hanna Anders 206 East ern Dr Davis Lee Barton 404 E 36th Mrs Shirley H Kimberling 325 Milton Ave Mrs Ida Mae Means Gable Nursing Home Mrs Thelma Heiser Rt 2 Pendleton Mrs Martha J Spacey 1630 Charles St Mrs Burnba L Young Pendleton Raymond L Williams Rt 1 Markleville Mrs Kimmy Kay Clute 331 W Seventh St Mrs Velma Overholser 1812 W 25th St Miss Regina Burton 313 Avalon On Miss Beth A Burton 313 Avalon Ln David Burton 313 Avalon Ln Darrell Burton 313 Avalon James F Mitchell 920 Francis Dr Mrs Jeannie May High Middletown David R Moneyhan 912 Park Ave Terrence Garrity Rt 4 Noblesville Mrs Charlotte Eckstein 1030 Indiana Ave Mrs Aileen Blake Markleville Mrs Elsie King 2010 Central Mrs Naomi Potter 1417 Lind berg Rd Miss Marianne Whitlow 821 Hattie Dr Mrs Carolyn Sue Miller Rt 4 Anderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hospital
Cave Ratcliff
Lindgg Joanne Rhodes
Eloth St
Lois Jones
Alexandria
Ruby Shelby
Mary Jane Dreeser
Middletown
Edna B. Bauer
Anderson
Hanna Anders
Davis Lee Barton
Shirley H. Kimberling
Milton Ave
Ida Mae Means
Gable Nursing Home
Thelma Heiser
Pendleton
Martha J. Spacey
Charles St
Burnba L. Young
Raymond L. Williams
Markleville
Kimmy Kay Clute
W. Seventh St
Velma Overholser
W. 25Th St
Regina Burton
Avalon On
Beth A. Burton
Avalon Ln
David Burton
Darrell Burton
James F. Mitchell
Francis Dr
Jeannie May High
David R. Moneyhan
Park Ave
Terrence Garrity
Rt. 4
Noblesville
Charlotte Eckstein
Indiana Ave
Aileen Blake
Elsie King
Central Ave
Colson Appointed Rural Mail Carrier in Fortville
Theodore G. Colson of 109 West Railroad Street has been named regular rural route carrier for Route 1 at the Fortville post office. A longtime Fortville employee since 1954, he has served as clerk and city carrier and has led local fire service efforts as former chief. His four sons have also served on the fire department, and he helped organize Hancock County Mutual Aid and Inter County Mutual Aid, serving as president of HCM A and vice president of HCM A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortville
Theodore G
Ted) Colson
W. Railroad St
Rt. 1
U.S
Colson
Hancock County Mutual Aid
Inter County Mutual Aid
H.C.M.A
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Parliament Hill
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