Relationship Between Indians and White Man Nation's Oldest Issue
The piece surveys how the Indian white man relationship remains the nation's oldest social issue. It notes rising Indian identity counts in the Midwest and Dakotas, stresses the federal trust relationship, and frames identity as a core cause of ongoing disadvantage and assimilation tensions.
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White Man Nation
Chet Currier
Associated Press
mid-America
Lakelands
Minnesota
Oklahoma Panhandle
Sioux City
Omaha
Wichita
Missouri
Artley Skenandore
State Indian Affairs Commission
Nebraska
State Indian Commission
President Nixon
Congress
Wayne Tyndall
Omaha Tribal Council
Robert L. Bennett
BIA
License Granted City Architect
Lawton architect Thomas R. Chapman and nine others earned Oklahoma architectural licenses after passing a four day exam conducted by the Board of Governors of Licensed Architects of Oklahoma. Chapman, of 803 N. 41st, was among 23 taking the test.
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Lawton
Oklahoma
Thomas R. Chapman
Board of Governors of Licensed Architects of
Cinderella Gift Shop Inventory Ad
An old classified style notice lists Cinderella Gift Shop at 12 D Avenue selling posters souvenirs gag gifts and inflated toys for 1.50 each.
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Cinderella Gift Shop
D Avenue
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Nixon
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Iowa
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Harrison Cornelius
Kansas City, Mo
Jane Fonda
Center
Tom Hayden
Los Angeles
Holly
Sharon
Montague
Sharon Montague Richard
Jeannie Strait
ELORA
Bing
Cache Road
Alus
OUR
Venicelon
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