American Indians Face Poverty and Isolation in U S
A 1960s overview outlines the dire living conditions of many American Indian communities across reservations. It notes population shifts since Columbus era, limited infrastructure, high poverty, health gaps, and segregation. It also highlights pockets of wealth among a few tribes and mixed responses to urban relocation and integration.
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Texas Democrats Split as Walkout Shakes Convention
Liberal Democrats staged a walkout at the Texas Democratic convention protesting Gov. John Connally. The faction sought more seats on the executive committee while conservatives kept control. The revolt threatens Sen. Waggoner Carr’s bid and underscores tensions between Connally and liberal members.
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Vorster Holds Key to Rhodesia Crisis for Britain
London dispatch says South Africa’s premier Vorster could decide Britain’s Rhodesia dilemma by backing or denying outright recognition of the all white Salisbury regime. British officials fear his anti-British leanings and past hard line on apartheid could sway South Africa to recognize Rhodesia.
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