Indians Invaded by Machines In Alberta Project
Stoney Indian Tribe of Morley Alberta will record stories and reg eixis in eight Alberta Indian dialects using tape recorders. John Snow says the tapes will become part of history books told by Indian people. The program is the Treaty and Aboriginal Rights Research Program of the Indian Association of Alberta with Snow as director.
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Lndian Association of Alberta
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Telegraph Avenue Bazaar Brings Craft Trade To Berkeley
On Telegraph Avenue Berkeley a growing bazaar replaces clashes with vendors selling handcrafted goods. Pottery leather purses bells jewelry terrariums macrame stained glass rugs and hats join pretzels and avocados at the UC campus entrance where the Free Speech Movement began. Vendors report solid daily sales with some earning hundreds weekly while concerns rise over crowded sidewalks and competition from manufacturers. Talks of a permanent bazaar or city action circulate as merchants and civic leaders weigh the impact on local business and street life.
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Berkeley
UPL
Telegraph Avenue
Telegraph
University of California
San Francisco
Wallace
Christus
Ove Willstock
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