Kickapoo Seek Help as Texas Band Faces Poverty and Isolation
The Kickapoo, a band of over 600 denied citizenship in both the United States and Mexico, live near Eagle Pass on borrowed land and face poverty despite historic ties across Wisconsin Illinois Texas and Mexico. Spokeswoman Nakai Breen and Odessa volunteer Nakai Breen and the Tucker family mobilize aid, soliciting clothing food medicine and ceremonial deer hides while urging Congress to recognize the tribe and grant land for homes and farming.
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United States
Mexico
Eagle Pass
Nacimiento
Angie Debo
Nakai Breen
Bracketville
Washington D. C
LaRue Tucker
Tucker
Terri Conner
Monahans
Tuckers
Breens
Kickapoo
Texas Band of Kickapoo
Conner
Murray
William S. Cohen
U. S. Senate
Select Committee On
Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D. C
Mother Earth
Odessa
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Water exercise classes form at high school pool
Ward Memorial Hospital Auxiliary members met November 19 at the Monahans Housing Authority Building to plan a Christmas Bazaar and party on December 9 hosted by Mrs. S. C. Hanks. Ann Adams of Monahans Swim Club promotes aqua dynamics at the high school pool starting December 9, Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to 7, for women and high school girls with a $20 monthly fee and 15 participants needed.
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Ward Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Monahans Housing Authority
S. C. Hanks
Anita Bissett
Sue Patillo
Ann Adams
Monahans Swim Club
Red Cross
Adams
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