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(P1) From The People Who Brought You Alcatraz: Indians Invade Ft. Lawton (Seattle, WA); Invasion Two: 77 Indians Arrested (Seattle: WA); Political Cartoon: Military Generals and Battle Plans If Alcatraz Falls (San Francisco, CA); Redeye Comic Strip (Seattle, WA); Photo: Grace Thorpe (Seattle, WA); Photo: Col. Stuart J. Palos at Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA); Lawton—Geronimo Captor (Seattle, WA)
(P2) Fort Lawton Braces For New Type Indian Attack: Indians Seized in Attempt to Take Over Coast Fort (Seattle, WA); Photo: Bernie Whitebear Arrested by MP at Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA); Valerie Bridges Wrestled into Patrol Car at Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA); Photo: Indian Woman and Child Carried by MPs Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA); The Background of the Invasion: Special Communique From The United American Indian Fort Lawton Occupation Forces (Seattle: WA)
(P3) Poem: To You Who Stayed Too Long by Dolly Bird; Letter: BIA Intermountain School to Jerry Gambill (Brigham City, UT); Circulation Information; Poem: Untitled, Sonia Pete
(P4) Indians Want Nixon Powwow (Seattle, WA); Political Cartoon: U.S. Postage Stamp, Establishment Speak With Forked Tongue; Photo: United Indians of All Tribes Drum and Picket at Main Gate of Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA)
(P5) Topical Comment: A Light at Alcatraz: The Indian and White Man’s Law (San Francisco, CA); Indians Say ‘Rock’ is Theirs (San Francisco, CA); Political Cartoon: Stock Market Effects Indian Occupation of Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA);
(P6) Indian Girl, 12, Hurt In Alcatraz Fall, Dies (San Francisco, CA); Political Cartoon: Prison Break Indians in Rowboat with Alcatraz in Background, R. Cobb; Control of Alcatraz in Hands of Indians as Last White Leaves (San Francisco, CA); Teen-Age Indians Occupying Alcatraz Are Feeling Grip of Boredom (San Francisco, CA); Political Cartoon: Grin And Bear It Powwow at Alcatraz by Lichty (San Francisco, CA); U.S. Weighs a Peace Offer by Alcatraz Indians (San Francisco, CA)
(P7) Photo: Richard Oakes Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA); Interview with Richard Oakes (San Francisco, CA); Schools, Isolation And Life On The Rock (San Francisco, CA); Negro Group Asks Use of 2 Islands (Alcatraz and Ellis Islands); Indians B’ casting From Alcatraz (Berkeley, CA); Heartened by Occupation (London, England); How Can We Help the Indians…Some Concerned Hippies (Detroit, MI)
(P8) An Editorial: Jail Does Not Help These People (Gallup, NM); Photo: Man Passed Out in Street (Gallup, NM); Photo: Man Passed Out Beneath Truck (Gallup, NM); Photo: Man in Bandages From a Beating (Gallup, NM)
(P9) Fear Deaths By Exposure (Gallup, NM); Civil Rights Said Violated (Gallup, NM); Washington Help Sought (Gallup, NM); If You Ask Me: “What Do You Think of DNA?” (Gallup, NM) Photos: Mary Kramer, Dale Kuback, Toby J. Villanueva, Wayne, Hunter, Ray Seet, Jerry Collins (Gallup, NM)
(P10-11) The First Citizen (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
(P10) Exploitation Ad: It’s a Good Thing There Wasn’t Anybody Around to Help the Pilgrims (West Nyack, New York)
(P11) Letter: From The d-Con Company of New York, NY to Jerry Gambill Editor Akwesasne Notes; Exploitation Ad: National Bank of Commerce Geronimo Smiling Ad; Exploitation Ad: Give Your Old Pen Back to the Indians, Its Now Obsolete!
(P12) Anchorage News Editorial Discusses 2 Per Cent Royalty (Anchorage, AK); 1970-Deadline For Justice: History of Movement (Alaskan Native Brotherhood and Sisterhood ) (Fairbanks, AK); Photo: Rep. Willie Hensley (Executive Director Alaskan Federation of Natives) and Byron Mallott (Director RurALCAP); Unjustified Criticism (Anchorage, AK); Hensley (Paris, France)
(P13) Land Claims at a Glance: The Issue, The Question (Anchorage, AK); But Will the Congress Act? (Anchorage, AK)
(P14) Hank Adams Prepares Suit Against Lawmen (Franks Landing, WA); Stillaguamish Cemetary Stomp (Seattle, WA); Photo: John Silva, Frank Allen, and Esther Ross (Seattle, WA); Indian Lament, Dead Disturbed (Seattle, WA)
(P15) Red Power (London, England); Political Cartoon: Indians Chasing Cowboy with Missile (London, England); Political Cartoon: Department of Philosophy How and Why at Amerindia University (London, England)
(P16-17) Custer Died For Your Sins by Vine Deloria, Jr., Playboy Magazine
(P16) Exploitation Ad: Norelco Tape Recorder
(P17) Political Cartoon: Anthropologist and Indian
(P18) Brazil’s Dead Indians: The Killing of an Unwanted Race (Brazil); A Country ‘Civilizes’ Its Savages (Brazil); The Killing Goes On (Brazil)
(P19) Indian Studies 1969; United Fund Drops Indian Center (Gallup, NM); Ponca History Project (Ponca City, OK); Photo: Gallup Indian Center (Gallup, NM); Photo: Martha Grass Miss NIYC; Poem: Relocation by Simon J. Ortiz; Spiritual Massacre (New Mexico); Good-bye Columbus (New Mexico)
(P20) United Native Americans Proposed Principles (San Francisco, CA)
(P21) The Killing of an Unwanted Race (Washington, D.C.); Guts & Tripe: Coalition of American Indian Citizens (Denver, CO); Political Cartoon: The Curious Case of Commissioner Bruce (Chart) Indians, Bruce, Loesch, Hickel, Agnew, Nixon; No Place To Be Somebody (Denver, CO); Coming of Age—In And Out of the System (Denver, CO); Summer Work Program Ready (Navajo Nation)
(P22-24) The Story of Deganawidah: How He Planted the Tree of the Great Peace and Founded the Iroquois Confederacy
(P24) Great Indians: Red Jacket Speaks; Indians God Not Primitive; Political Cartoon: Missionary Work (London, England)
(P25) White Roots of Peace; Letters: Thank you to White Roots of Peace; Photo: White Roots of Peace Members; Traditional Iroquois Indians: Speeches, Traditional Dances, and Films (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); White Roots of Peace: Air Ideas & Customs (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); Cultural Genocide Warning Is Voiced by Indian Group
(P26-27) The Angry American Indian: Starting Down the Protest Trail
(P27) Photo: Tom Cook, Ironworker; Photo: Frasier’s End of the Trail Sculpture
(P28) Until This Year Four Holes Community Kept To Itself (Ridgeville, South Carolina); Photo: Malloy Left USC To Teach Youngsters (Ridgeville, South Carolina); Political Cartoon: Adult Illiteracy; 11 Indian Parents Arrested as They Try to Enroll Kids in School (Ridgeville, South Carolina); ‘Freedom School’ Offers Alternative (Dorchester County, South Carolina)
(P29) President John Ross 3 Oct. 1790- 1 Aug. 1866: United Cherokee Republic (Pasadena, CA)
(P30-31) American Indians: The Alien Americans (Madison, WI)
(P32) Comic Strip: SuperNavajo; Navajo Power (Navajo Nation)
(P33) The Saga of Jim Thorpe; OEO Refunds Rough Rock (Chinle, AZ); Photo: First Annual Navajo Rug Auction (Crystal, NM); Navajos are Best Known for Their Finely Woven Blankets (Santa Fe, NM); Amerind Office in Albuquerque (Albuquerque, NM); Photo: Navajo Wedding Ceremony David Sloan and Karen Greenstone
(P34-37) The Red Man’s Burden (Alcatraz Occupation) by Peter Collier (San Francisco, CA);
(P34) Photo: LaNada Means “Better Red Than Dead” graffiti Alcatraz Island
(P38) Farmer’s Wheat And The Government (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada); Farmers Grist Wheat For Meadow Lake: Grind Grain Gratis (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada); Editorial: Canadian Wheat Board Regulation (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada)
(P39) Warning of Violence in Sovereignty (London, Ontario, Canada); Photo: RCMP Evicted Chiefs of the Six Nations from their Council House (London, Ontario, Canada)
(P40) Paul Bird and White Man’s Law (Hearst, Ontario, Canada)
(P41) Life For the Bill of Rights (Ottawa, Canada); Indian Housing Goal Impossible (Ottawa, Canada); Indian Must Overcome Self-Image (Ottawa, Canada); Indian Education System Slammed (Ottawa, Canada); Photo: Purdy & Drybones Equality Before the Law; Photo: Judge Murrow in Yellowknife Jurisdiction to the Pole; Say No Proper Accounting of Funds for Indian Housing (Ottawa, Canada); Transfer Indian Affairs (Toronto, Canada)
(P42) Editorial: Where Do You Stand, Mr. Chretien? (Ottawa); Photo: Giant Crab by George Norris in Vancouver
(P43) Indian History (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon: What Does Brotherhood Mean Dad?; Senate Committee Hears Leaders: Indians Must Lead Poverty Fight (Ottawa, Canada); A Street with One-way Arrows: Indians Want Schooling in Own Tongue, Senators Told (Ottawa, Canada); School System Criticized: ‘Textbooks Neglect History of Indians’; (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada); Regional Poverty: Aid to Natives Urged in Plan (Ottawa, Canada); Judge Says Crime Bred by ‘Appalling’ Reserves (Sault Sainte Marie, Canada)
(P44) ‘For God’s Sake Let’s Help Our Own Aboriginal People’ (Ottawa, Canada); Indians Have Nine Children to Whites’ Two, Official Says (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon: Pierre You Have Problems with French and English Taking My Reserve (Ottawa, Canada); Wrong Place for Pow-wow, Trudeau Tells Protestors (Montreal, Canada); Canada’s First Indian Commissioner: Treaty Claims to be Clarified in ‘Indian Time’ (Ottawa, Canada); Kahn-Tineta Fails In Bid To Lay Charge (Kahnawake Reserve, Canada)
(P45) ‘Unjust Society’ Author’s Views: Indian Leader Says They Mostly Fear Quebec (Ottawa, Canada) Photo: Harold Cardinal (Ottawa, Canada); Eskimos Want Voice in Own Future, But Ottawa and Quebec Won’t Listen (Ottawa, Canada); Three Months in Jail for a Woman—A Lesson for the people of New Quebec!; (Montreal, Canada); Indian Aid Authority Said Lacking (Montreal, Canada); Judge Rules on Eskimo: Trial Here Would Be Unfair (Montreal, Quebec); Quebec Eskimos Opt for Ottawa (Ottawa, Canada)
(P46) Great White Father Attacked: Rage with Ottawa Growing (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon: Trudeau with Arrow Through Head, What Smoke Signals? (Ottawa, Canada); Red Man Rails at White Justice (Montreal, Canada)
(P47) Amerind Teach-in Blunts Newly-proposed Policy Canadian, U.S. Indians Discuss Pact (Montreal, Canada; Photo: Vine Deloria, Jr. Speaking (Montreal, Canada); Indians Warned of White Policy (Montreal, Canada); Women Go To War on Indian Laws (Montreal, Canada); Indians Lash Back: ‘You Came to Civilize…’ (Montreal, Canada); Photo: Michael Mitchell holding sign “Notice This is an Indian Reserve” (Montreal, Canada)
(P48) Akwesasne: Children Taught Mohawk Language, Culture by Unpaid Volunteers Huddle Around Stove (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, New York); Photo: Ann Jock Teaching Mohawk Language (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, New York); Fight for Return of Wampum Waged by Six Nation Indians (Watertown, New York); Indians Gain Ground; Canada Orders Islanders to Vacate (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, New York) Indians Sue On Land Deal of the 1790s (Utica, New York); Photo: Akwesasne Mohawk Longhouse Eastern Door Keeper (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, New York)
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1970
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Akwesasne (N.Y.)--Newspapers.; Askwesasne Indian Reserve (Québec and Ont.)--Newspapers.; Franklin County (N.Y.)--Newspapers.; Indians of North America--Government relations--Newspapers.; Indians of North America--New York (State); Mohawk Indians--Newspapers.
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(P1) One For Whites, Another For Indians: Indians Complaining Standards (White River, South Dakota); Thanksgiving Prayer; Political Cartoon R. Cobb Thanksgiving and Genocide
(P2) The Blue Cloud Quarterly; Night Blessing; My Son; My Kind of School; Grandfather (Marvin, South Dakota)
(P3) Indian’s Death Sentence Changed by Governor (Pierre, South Dakota); Information About This Newsmagazine (Rooseveltown, New York); No Release Ever For White Hawk (Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota); From Friends of the Earth (Washington, D.C.); Photo Billy (McCloud) McGee and Tommy Lee, (Yelm, Washington); Photo One Way Sign.
(P4) Indians Want No Part of Jetport (Miccosukee Village, Florida [40 miles west Miami]; Miccosukee Indians Cling to Old Traditions (Tamiami Trail, Florida [between Miami and Naples, Florida); Who Will Speak For The Indians? (Everglades National Park, Florida); Photo Miccosukee Conservative Indians View Poverty Program With Suspicion.
(P5) Indians Fight to Restore Water Rights (Escondido, California); Teachers are Colville Guests (Nespelem, Washington); Tribal Chiefs to meet Evans about Beaches (Olympia, Washington); A Land Vibrant; ‘ThinkIndian’(Warm Springs, Oregon); Tourists are blamed (Quinault Reservation & Shoalwater Bay Tribe); Photo California water line
(P6) Quebec closes in on Mistassini Indians (Cree Nation of Mistissini, Quebec, Canada); Map Province of Quebec
(P7) Land for New Mines, but not for Traditional Indian Residents (Cree First Nation of Waswanipi); Photo No Trespassing Signs
(P8) Are N.B. Indians To Disappear? (Eel River Bar First Nation, New Brunswick, Canada); Indian Policy Rejected; Indians fear ‘genocide’ (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada); Poverty and Love (Eel River Bar First Nation, New Brunswick, Canada); Same Feeling in B.C. (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
(P9) They don’t belong to the Indians: Caledonia’s liquorcloset skeletons (Caledonia, Ontario, Canada); From Caledonia minutes (Caledonia, Ontario, Canada); Photo Chief Richard Isaac and Principal G.H. Fuller
(P10-11) The Oklahoma Cherokee (Tahlequah, Oklahoma); Photos of Cherokee Indian village, ante-bellum Cherokee mansion, Robert K. Thomas, and Cherokee family (Tahlequah, Oklahoma)
(P12-13) Student Activists: the Navajo Way by Stan Steiner (Many Farms, Navajo Nation); Paiute Indians’ Fight For Ancient Ways (Winnemucca, Nevada);
(P13) What Would Happen if the Moon Had People: Or ‘Promise the Moon,’ as We Did the Indians.
(P14-15) Contributions of the American Indian to Modern Civilization; Political Cartoon “Justice for Red Men and Anti-American!”.
(P16) Indians Resist Government Housing Plans (Hay River, Northwest Territories, Canada); Editors Open House (Hay River, Northwest Territories, Canada); Northern Development Appointment (Hay River, Northwest Territories, Canada)
(P17) Navajo Students Threaten Lawsuit Against Ceremonial (Gallup, New Mexico); Case For The Indian Made By Young Navajo (Window Rock, Arizona); Haskell Reunion (Lawrence, Kansas); When Our Grandfathers Had Guns (Gallup, New Mexico)
(P18) The Braves Who Hid Behind the Mask; Photo Northwest Coast Mask; 2d Boston Tea Party Held by Pennsylvanians (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
(P19) Indian Gives View of ‘Our Place in Society’(Rapid City, South Dakota); Young Indians Take Challenges; Indian Peoples Origin (Kayenta, Arizona); Health Needs (New York, New York); Political Systems (Rosebud, South Dakota); Photo Bea Medicine, Stephen Ansley, George Gulbranso, Ginnie Robertson, Beulah Kelton, Maxine Wallum, Martha Rusch Woonsocket, Zelia Larson Winner (Brookings, South Dakota)
(P20) Omaha and Winnegago-Boycott (Walthill, Nebraska) ; Cholos & Indians United (Davis, California); Robbing the Eskimos (Alaska)
(P21) The Code of Handsome Lake (Seneca Nation Allegany and Cattaraugus Reservations, New York); Communication (Washington, D.C.); Ute Legends (Uintah and Ouray Reservations), The Creation and How Pikes Peak was Made (Pikes Peak, Colorado);
(P22) Watching the Deer Dance (San Juan, San Ildefonso, Acoma, Jemez, Tesuque, Picuris, and Taos Pueblos); B.I.A. Speakes with Forked Tongue (Espanola, New Mexico); The Great White Myth (Espanola, New Mexico);
(P23) History Written in Lake Nipigon’s Indian Names; A Poem by Adrian Hope, I Am An Indian; “I Went Down to the River to Die”; Native Forum; Indian Recipes (all from Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada)
(P24-25) In Honour of Ray Fadden; Illustrations by Christine and John Fadden (all from Onchiota, New York)
(P26-28) Childhood in an Indian Village by Wilfred Pelletier (Toronto, Canada)
(P28-32) They Call Themselves ‘The People’; Photo of Francis Nakai and Family (all from Navajo Nation)
(P30) Photo of Navajo Family (Navajo Nation)
(P31) Photo of Irene Yazzie (Navajo Nation)
(P33) Baxter Berry Is Acquitted (White River, South Dakota); Readers Letter: Urges Sioux To Choose Right Leaders (Martin, South Dakota); Let’s Be Frank (Martin, South Dakota); Boycott Set For Tourists (Mission, South Dakota); Dictionary For Sioux (Pierre, South Dakota); Vine Deloria jr. Book Published (Martin, South Dakota); Indians and Playboy (Rosebud, South Dakota); Indians Are Killed Or Kill Themselves (Silver Springs, MD)
(P34-40) Genocide in the Forest (Brazil);
(P35) Photos of Waura and Kamaiura peoples (Brazil)
(P36) Photo Las Casas Print of Genocide (Cuba)
(P37) Photo of Manioc Root being prepared for eating (Brazil)
(P40) Whites Still Grabbing Brazil Indian Lands (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil); Building Indian Federation (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada);
(P41) Whitey’s On The Moon Now (New York, NY); Cartoon Tumbleweeds (New York, NY); Indian Victims of 1964 Floods on Coast Assail U.S. Agency Over Housing Aid (Hoopa, CA);
(P42-44) Massacre At Camp Grant (San Pedro, AZ);
(P44) Chapparal Tea May Have Hidden Help For Cancer (Reno, NV); Mexican Tribe Primitive, Poor (Creel, Mexico)
(P45) What does primitive mean? (Madison, SD); ‘Shake the shackles of the Church (Rapid City, SD); Political Cartoon The Only Hostile Indian I Know is your Mother (Rapid City, SD)
(P46-47) 1570-1970: 400 Years of Powhatan Struggle (Chickahominy Nation, Providence Forge, VA);
(P47) Realism, Frankness Her Aim: Indian Woman Makes Films (Ottawa, Canada); Photo Barbara Wilson (Ottawa, Canada); Native American History (VA); Ottawa Promises $2 Million to Restore Yukon Historic Sites (Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada); Indian Genocide (Ithaca, NY);
(P48) Iroquois Leader Seeking Better Deal for Indians (Redding, CA); White Roots of Peace (CA); Three Photos White Roots of Peace in California
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