Miccosukee Chief Leads Fight to Preserve Tribe
Buffalo Tiger, 52, chairs the Miccosukee Indian Council in Florida, seeking to protect their Everglades homeland while adapting to white society. He cites loss of game, hunting restrictions, and draining swamps as driving forces behind their push for protection and cultural preservation. The article traces the Miccosukee history from early 19th century battles to postwar land pressures and government recognition of their needs.
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Buffalo Tiger
Everglades
Miami
Reubin Askew
State Indian Affairs Council
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Oklahoma
City Decays as Whites Flee to Suburbs Study Warns
Washington AP reports that the National Urban Coalition finds a decade of heavy white flight leaving cities to the poor and Black residents. The 1970 census based study notes a 4 million rise in nonwhite central city residents since 1960 and a 600,000 drop in the white central city population, with New York and other metros showing sharp shifts. It urges metropolitan development agencies to coordinate federal funds for urban renewal and to mobilize private investment, arguing current spending is misused.
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National Urban Coalition
Sol M. Linowitz
Coalition
Linowitz
Organization of American States
Xerox Corp
Detroit
St. Louis
Baltimore
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
TV Road Crews Location Shots in Hollywood Film Hunts
Hollywood location scout Barry Crane, a top duplicate bridge player, found a 1890 Victorian house that later became a Mannix hideout near Pomona. He builds relationships with homeowners to secure locations, charging from 25 dollars to thousands, and notes how studios shrink while viewers demand authenticity.
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Hollywood
Barry Crane
Rio Hondo Junior College
Pomona
Calif
Crane
Mannix
CBS
California
the Detectives
Burke
Law
Rifleman
Glendale
Holmbly Hills
Robert Taylor
Indiana University High School Journalism Institute Schedule
Bloomington Indiana AP report outlines the 26th annual IU High School Journalism Institute from July 9 to August 5. It offers classroom instruction discussions and lab sessions for student editors reporters photographers copywriters and business managers across two workshops lasting July 9 to 21 and July 23 to August 5.
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Bloomington
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Indiana University High School Journalism Institute
Nixon seen as leader after arms talks, Ames Neal says
Indiana GOP chairman Ames T. Neal lauds the LIM treaty as another step in President Nixon search for world peace. He notes that despite ongoing problems, Nixon's meetings with China and the Soviet Union place him among the great presidents of this century.
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