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(P1) Cultural Genocide: Proposed Indian Policy Is Being Implemented (Ottawa, Canada); Indians Fail in Attempts to Obtain Wampum Belts (Watertown, New York); Photo: Haudenosaunee Protest in Albany, New York over Wampum Belts (Albany, New York)
(P2) Indians Await Ellis Island 1-Hour As Officials Eye Invasion Threat (New York, NY); Photo: Ellis Island Takeover John Cuinose, Tom Cook, and John Whitefox (New York, NY); Outboard Balks Indians (New York, NY); Ellis Island Guarded—Indians About (New York, NY); Political Cartoon: Protesting Indians Go Back to Where We Came From (New York, NY); Editorial: Heap Big Hunk of Hooey (New York, NY)
(P3) Editorial: Alcatraz for Indians (Rochester, NY); Political Art: Deganawida & Think Indian (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY)
(P4) Indians Again Try to Occupy Fort Lawton; 80 Detained Fonda (Seattle, WA); Storm Fort For 3rd Time (Seattle, WA); Photo: Drummer at Fort Lawton (Seattle, WA); Laird is Sued by Jane Fonda (Seattle, WA); Don’t Sleep Through the Revolution (Seattle, WA); Political Cartoon: Military No Plans to Defend Against an Indian Attack by Dunagin (Seattle, WA)
(P5) Indians Attack Army (Seattle, WA); Indians Want First Crack at Surplus Federal Land (Seattle, WA); Political Cartoon: We Had Jane Fonda but They Had John Wayne by Dunagin (Seattle, WA)
(P6) U.S. Takes Plan to Island ‘Indianized’ Alcatraz Park (San Francisco, CA); Offer Rejected: The Indians (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Richard Oakes and Buffy St. Marie on Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA); Mohawks Support Alcatraz Indians (Massena, New York); Photo: Robert Robertson (Washington, D.C.); Alcatraz Indians To Receive Gift—Medical Supplies (San Francisco, CA); Alcatraz Indians Plan Symbolic California Water Importation At Pyramid Lake Locale (Reno, NV)
(P7) Alcatraz Becomes A Mecca For Most American Indians (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Unidentified Native Man Gazing back at San Francisco (San Francisco, CA); Photo: George Woodward and Angela Lopez (San Francisco, CA); Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA)
(P8) Nine Indians Are Jailed After a Four-Day Sit-In at Bureau Office in Colorado (Denver, CO); Add ‘S’ to BIA? Indians Move Against Bureau (Denver, CO); Demonstrators’ Target is BIA ‘discrimination’ (Denver, CO); Photo: Protest at Littleton, Colorado (Littleton, CO)
(P9) ‘Sink or Swim’ Policies Can Never Help Indians (Chicago, IL); Photo: Fort Laramie 1868 Treaty Council Meeting (Fort Laramie, WY); Indian Aid Increase in Budget (Washington, D.C.)
(P10) Advertising Makes Good Things Happen (Washington, D.C.); Publicity-Seeking Charged: Chretien Not Wanted at Indian Hockey Meet (Sault Ste. Marie Reserve, Canada); For the Indians: A Whiff of Arrogance (Montreal, Canada); House of Commons April 16, 1970 (Ottawa, Canada); Sign: Notice This is An Indian Reserve (Montreal, Canada)
(P11) Sweet-Talking the Indians (Montreal, Canada); Canada’s New Indian Policy (Montreal, Canada)
(P12) The New Indian Policy: Lessons From the U.S. (Ottawa, Canada); The Tragedy of the Menominees of Wisconsin (Keshena, WI)
(P13) Let’s Play Anglicans and Indians (Toronto, Canada); Political Cartoon: Lone Ranger and Tonto (Toronto, Canada); Poem: Am I A Racist?; Time to Care (Ottawa, Canada); Quote: Duke Redbird; From Asia With Love (Ottawa, Canada)
(P14) How Not to Go ‘Native’ (Salt Lake City, UT); Mormons Get Fund For Indian Students (Salt Lake City, UT); These Families Work Their Own Indian ‘Solution’ (Salt Lake City, UT); Second-Class Mormons (Salt Lake City, UT); Political Cartoon: Comment on Missionaries; Photo: Deri Tortice with David Evans Family in Salt Lake City (Salt Lake City, UT)
(P15) Two Initiated Into Mohawk Nation, But With Reservations (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); Declaration on the Relationship of the Church to Non-Christian Religions: The Second Vatican Council; Maid of the Mohawks by Mary Eunice (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY)
(P16) Young Indians’ Feelings Are Pride and Grit (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); Photo: Nona Benedict (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); Indians Say Assembly Bill Tries To Curb Their Voting Rights State Says Indians Will Not Have Voting Right on Board (Albany, NY); Use of Chemicals To Maintain Border Vista Alarms (Massena, NY); Cease-Fire Reached in Battle for Island (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); Paleo-Indian Man Here Over 12,000 Years Ago (Massena, NY)
(P17) Oil in the Yukon—Old Crow Natives Want Slice of the Action (Natagnak, Northwest Territory, Canada); Political Cartoon: Red Eye; Job Training Planned: Ottawa Moves to Involve Natives (Ottawa, Canada)
(P18) Generation Gap Creates Dissension In Isolated Indian Settlements (Sandy Lake Reserve, Ontario, Canada); Photo: Sandy Lake Residents Outside Tomahawk Store (Sandy Lake Reserve, Ontario, Canada); Videotape Used to Link Indian Students to Families (Sandy Lake Reserve, Ontario, Canada)
(P19) Consult Us, Ask Eskimos (Nouveau, Quebec, Canada); Eskimo Could Not Adjust to ‘Jungle’ (Calgary, Canada); Treatment of Quebec Eskimos Damnable—Diefenbaker (Ottawa, Canada); Dief Says Eskimos Unhappy (Ottawa, Canada)
(P20) Genocide in Canada (Lennox Island Reserve, Prince Edward Island, Canada); Political Cartoon: Want Ad for Another Jean Chretien Supporter; A History of Broken Promises (Oromocto Reserve, New Brunswick, Canada)
(P21) Genocide in America: When Indians Were Massacred; Ad: Savage Rifles: Make Bad Indians Good 1899; Editorial: Indians and Others; One Good Turn Deserves Another (Washington, D.C.); Comic Strip: Odd Bodkins, Indian Exploitation and Genocide
(P22) Germ Warfare, Bombs and Bullets Used to Kill 30,000 In Brazilian Land Grab (Tartagal, Argentina); Photo: Death List Claudio Villas Boas Speak with Tchikau Peoples Killed by Diamond Hunters in Xingu National Park, Brazil; Civilization Preys On South American Indians (Embarcacion, Argentina); Map of Chaco Region
(P23) Indians Paying Price of South American Progress (Brasilia, Brazil); Photo: Shooting Target on Head of Indigenous Man from Brazil ‘50 Thousand Marked For Death; Political Cartoon: Politician Claiming Unfair as They Never Killed Anyone Directly; Political Cartoon: German Las Casas Consoles Native Man
(P24) Comforts of Home (Washington, D.C.); Ad: We’re So Overdeveloped: We’re Underdeveloped Presidential Physical Fitness Award (Washington, D.C.); Political Cartoon: Privilege: Don’t Understand Why Three-Quarters of the World is Starving (Washington, D.C.)
(P25) 49,000 Homes Needed To Correct Housing (Pine Ridge Reservation, SD); Photo: Julia Pokibro Outside Home Fort Hall Reservation Idaho; Photo: A Sioux “Tegmima” or Tiny Log House (Pine Ridge Reservation, SD); Photo: Unknown Native Woman outside Housing Structure; Ad: What’s America Been Doing for the Past Decade? Two Chickens in Every Pot: A Car in Every Garage, This Year, Discover America for Yourself
(P26) Book Review: The Indians of Texas in 1830, Jean Louis Berlandier, edited by John C. Ewers; Book Review: The Canadian Indian by Fraser Simington; Book Review: The Death and Rebirth of the Seneca by Anthony F.C. Wallace reviewed by Vine Deloria, Jr.; Ad: Geronimo’s Autobiography; Book Review: American Indian Medicine by Virgil J. Vogel; Book Review: Blessingway by Leland C. Wyman
(P27) Western Stars Not So Wild About Rodeo’s Europe Tour (Rome, Italy); Trips and Treats Museum of the American Indian (New York, NY); Music Review: Redbone; Yesno Stars in CBC Pow-wow (Toronto, Canada); Film: Conquering Horse filmed on Rosebud Reservation, South Dakota; Indians Fund A New Film “A Gunfight” (Jicarilla Apache, NM); Photo: Iroquois and Navajo Women in Silk Organza; Photo: Indian Fashion Show
(P28) The California Reservations (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Indian home on Laytonville Rancheria, California
(P29) Indian Boy Wins on Long Hair (San Francisco, CA); California Indian Has Short Life (Los Angeles, CA); Indians in Battle Over Land Rights (Warner Springs, CA); Photo: Toy Tank and Bureaucratic Inefficiency (Stewart’s Point Rancheria Kashia Band, CA); At Stewart’s Point: Another Village Lacks Water (Stewart’s Point Rancheria, CA); Political Cartoon: Are You Getting the Message; Long Hair An Issue in 1649 (Portsmouth, NH); Indians Threaten (Hoopa, CA)
(P30) NIYC Sponsors Protest Pow-Wow (Fort Totten Reservation, North Dakota); What Congressmen Are Saying (Washington, D.C.); Gallup Ceremonial Association (Gallup, NM); College For What? Alcatraz Occupation (San Francisco, CA); Poem: Pilgrims by Kitty Allen
(P31) Poem: Drums Attributed to Johnny Cash Bitter Tears but is by Peter LaFarge; Civilizing the White Man; Poem The Cattle Thief by Tekahionwake, Mohawk; Thoughts; Photo: Unidentified Indigenous Man (possibly Sam Kolb); The Rincon Elder by Sam Kolb (Gallup, NM)
(P32) Expose’—Story Behind THE Beauty and the Beast—Miss Indian America Pageant (Sheridan, WY); History Books Wrong; Leave Well Enough Alone (Pine Ridge Reservation, SD); Red Power; Indian Culture Director Slated In Rapid City (Rapid City, SD); Editorial: Leadership; Cherokee Comment
(P33) Test Case Goes to Court of Appeals (Navajo Nation, Window Rock, AZ); Photo: R.C. Goreman (Taos, NM); Therapeutic Values in Navajo Religion (Navajo Nation, Window Rock, AZ); Royalties Suit Filed by Navajos (Salt Lake City, UT); SID gets Episcopal Church Grant (Navajo Nation, Window Rock, AZ)
(P34-35) The American Indians: The Un-Americans (Washington, D.C.)
(P35) Political Cartoon: Great White Father
(P36-37) This Country Was a Lot Better Off When the Indians Were Running It by Vine Deloria, Jr. (Washington, D.C.)
(P36) Photo: Anthony Garcia and Unidentified Native Woman on Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA)
(P37) Political Cartoon: Give the Country Back to Us (Washington, DC); Photo: Vine Deloria, Jr.
(P38) Divvying Up Alaska (Anchorage, AK); Political Cartoon: Oil Boom and Alaska by Engelhardt;
(P39) Indians Score in Pipeline Fight (Stevens Village, AK); Map: Proposed Alaskan Pipeline; Quote: Eben Hopson on Alaskan Pipeline; Nixon Aide Asks Pipeline Hearings (Washington, D.C.); Photo: Charlie Edwardson, Point Barrow, Alaska Protest Sign “$2,000,000,000 Native Land Robbery; Alaska Land Settlement Bill Cleared (Washington, D.C.)
(P40) Book Review: The Making of a Counter Culture by Theodore Roszak; Indians Revered the Land; Political Cartoon: White man’s Smoke Signals Spell Disaster: Industrial Pollution; Polluting the Polluter’s Pool (San Francisco, CA); Walter J. Hickel (Princeton, NJ); The Saving of the Everglades (Big Cypress Swamp, FL); Spray Killed, Indians Say (Pocatello, ID); When Salmon Swam In the St. Lawrence; Political Cartoon: Buffalo Prairie Monarchs Return; Teaching a Lesson (Quinault Nation, WA); Aliens In Our Own World (Guatemala, Mexico); Political Cartoon: Soliloquy by Hugo on Fishing
(P41) Capitalism not for the Indian (Washington, D.C.); Red Man’s Plight: Urban Indians, Driven To Cities by Poverty, Find Harsh Existence (Los Angeles, CA)
(P42) Indian Scholars Meet at Princeton, Ask Self-Determination for People (Princeton, NJ); Photo: Pare Hopa, Maori of New Zealand, Yeffee Kimball Osage Nation, and Charles Loleman Hopi Pueblo (Princeton, NJ); Indian Links Gain for His People To Recognition of Tribal Power (Princeton, NJ); Iroquois Chief Says U.S. to ‘Integrate’ Indians (Princeton, NJ); Photo: Woodrow Wilson School Host 192 member delegation of scholars to discuss “power, unification” (Princeton, NJ); Political Cartoon: Columbus by Fred Kelly Kenora Indian March 1963 (Ottawa, Canada)
(P43-44) The Indian in Minnesota;
(P43) Photo: Dennis Banks Chairman of the American Indian Movement
(P44) Photos: Robert Allen
(P45) Our Shameful Failure With America’s Indians; Political Cartoon: Benign Neglect: African American Man and Child Talk with an American Indian Man
(P46) Static Survival—Doctor Sees Disease in Attempts to Alter Indian Culture (Chimaltenango, Guatemala); Photo: Guatemalan Nurse and Two Children (Chimaltenango, Guatemala)
(P47) Continuing U.S. Grab of Indians’ Water Charged (Washington, D.C.); Ad: Buffalo Nickle: The Only Indian America Ever Cared About; Kennedy Suggests Indians Break with Interior Department (Washington, D.C.); Threats to Pyramid Lake (Carson City, NV); Tribal Land Indian B.I.A. Primary Concern (Billings, MT); Wampum Wanted (Oklahoma City, OK)
(P48) Poem: Happiness Is by Edward Begay; Poem: Loneliness by Ray Blackwater; Poem: Untitled by Lee Bahe; Poem: Homecoming by Lorraine Cody; Poem: Class Hour by Tom Yellowman; Poem: Gray by Ernest Haven; Poem Aunt Annie by Archie Washburn; Poem: Untitled by Archie Washburne; Poem: Place In the Sun by George Werito; Poem: The Spinning Wind by Augustine Leonard; Poem: Home by Lee Bahe; Poem: Untitled by Elva Blackhat; Poem: Thin Poem by Betty Chase; Poem: Untitled by Edith Dixon; Poem: Lillian C. by Lillian Clauschee; Poem: Untitled by Bessie Yazzie; Poem: Long Walk by Dennis Henry: Poem: Untitled by Donald Badoni; Poem: Listen by Archie Washburn; Poem: Untitled by Terrence Begay; Poem: Untitled by Alice Evans; Photo: Print by Roger Lee; Photo: Print by Maretta Thompson; Photo: Print by Robert Greene
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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) 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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(P1) ‘Silent too damn long’ Alcatraz: Taken Back (San Francisco, CA); Political Cartoon “Alcatraz Trespassers Will Go To Jail” (San Francisco, CA); Graffiti Alcatraz Island “Warning Keep Off Indian Property.” (San Francisco, CA)
(P2) Alcatraz Gift To Indians Urged (San Diego, CA); Indians At Alcatraz Feast, Dance In Holiday Festival (San Francisco, CA); Paleface Idea: Alcatraz Indians Will Eat Turkey (San Francisco, CA); Photo “Alcatraz Occupiers”; Alcatraz ‘Powwow’ (San Francisco, CA); Electricians, Plumbers: Skilled Indians Rehabilitate Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA); Teepees to Alcatraz (Cuernavaca, Mexico)
(P3) Won’t Quit (Cornwall Island, Mohawk Nation); Editorial: The Indians were right (Redding, CA); Hopi Bridges Gap (Second Mesa, AZ); To All Those Who Think of Their Newspaper; Indian Studies Program at Wesleyan University (Middletown, CT)
(P4) Indians Demand Alcatraz be Cultural Centre (San Francisco, CA); Alcatraz Indians Dig In (San Francisco, CA); Officials to Meet on Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA); Jewish Group Helps Indians on Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA); ‘Rock’ Indians Dislike Tourists (San Francisco, CA); Photo Thanksgiving Feast Richard Oakes and Al Bridges far right (San Francisco, CA)
(P5) Remember Columbus: Uncle Tomahawk (San Francisco, CA); America Was Discovered at 2 O’Clock in Morning (San Francisco, CA); Photo San Quentin Pow-wow dance for prisoners (San Quentin, CA); Poem: The Downfall: Disease-Giver by Carlos Cortez (San Francisco, CA); San Quentin Reservation: Indian Day at Prison (San Quentin, CA); Gobbledygook (Lummi Nation, WA)
(P6) Indians—Request For Treaty Ratification: Question No. 1770 (Ottawa, Canada); There Is An Alternative? (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Battle For Crossing Rights (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Photos December 1968 Border Crossing Protest (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Indian Girl Takes Case to Minister (Cornwall, Ontario, Canada); Indian in N.B. Prison Ordered Deported, U.S. May Not Accept Him After Army Stint (Dorchester, New Brunswick, Canada); Vandalism Has Cost Custom House $3,000 (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation);
(P7) Indian Protests About Fence On His Property—Wants To Build Home (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Photo Akwesasne Mohawk Leaders Mike Mitchell and Ernst Benedict (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Mohawk Indian Cuts Fence To Allow Him Access To Property (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Stanley Island Issue Questioned In House (Stanley Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Photo Fence Cut by Mike Mitchell (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation); Photo Mike Mitchell Reasons With Detective Lucien Laroche (Cornwall Island, Akwesasne Mohawk Nation)
(P8) PEACE Causes Reservation War (Onondaga Reservation, NY); Indian Chief and Warder In Pickering Observance (Seneca Cattauragus and Allegany Reservations, NY, PN); SU Prof’s Idea: Indian Park (Onondaga Indian Nation, NY); Photo Pipe Ceremony 175th Anniversary Pickering Treaty J. Sheldon Fisher, Seneca Chief Running Big Bear or Harry Logan (Seneca Cattauragus and Allegany Reservations, NY, PN)
(P9) Poem: Lonely Warriors by R.A. Swanson (Richland, WA); Poem: An Indian Prayer by Tom Whitecloud (Onchiota, NY); Poem: Direction by A. Lopez (Tohono O’odham Nation, AZ); Poem: Untitled by Blaine Chartrand (Kwakuital First Nation); Poem: A North American Indian Prayer by Guy E. Calkins; Poem: Adjustments by Ronald Rogers; Story: The Girl Who Became An Eagle (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
(P10) Indian Books Review Deloria, Custer Died For Your Sins (Montreal, Quebec, Canada)
(P11) ‘Custer’ Is a Tomahawk of a Book, Review Deloria, Custer Died For Your Sins (Utica, NY); Pulitzer Prize Winner N.S. Momaday, Talks: ‘Psychic Dislocation’ Problem (Washington, D.C.); Review of Potlatch by George Clutesi; Red Powerlessness, Review Deloria, Custer Died For Your Sins and Cahn, Our Brother’s Keeper (New York, NY)
(P12) Show Traces 2,700 Years of Canadian Native Art; Photo Birchbark Scroll (Ottawa, Canada); Photo Ermine Carving, Photo Harpoon Head; Photo Spindle Whorl, Photo Buffalo Effigy (All Photos, Ottawa, Canada)
(P13) Give The Ceremonials Back To The Indians (Gallup, NM)
(P14) If He Fails Responsibilities: Removal of Bruce Hinted (Albuquerque, NM); NCAI Denies Knowing Of Hilton Vandalism (Albuquerque, NM); An Editorial: Ceremonial Must Change (Gallup, NM); Law Is Upheld (Window Rock, AZ); Indian Education ‘Is Substandard’(Riverton, WY); Photo Protest Banner “Rent Your Friendly Indian From Hikel” (Albuquerque, NM)
(P15) Agnew, Hickel Detail Nixon Indian Policy: Indians Wary of Promises, Wait-and-See Attitude Adopted (Albuquerque, NM); Older Group Applauds: Younger Indians Jeer at Hickel At Hilton Speech (Albuquerque, NM); Photo Protester Kathika Madison with Sign “Custer had it Coming so will Hickel (Albuquerque, NM); Photo Walter Hickel; Photo Spiro Agnew; Navajo Project Passes Senate (Washington, D.C.); Money Will Cure Indian Problems, Leader Says (Albuquerque, NM)
(P16) Navajos Sue On Loan Act Enforcement (Navajo Nation); Indians of All Ages Listen Intently to Senators During Indian Congress Meeting; Photo Senator Edward Kennedy; Photo Ignacio Baca Sandia Pueblo; Photo Randy Kiackin Washington State; Photo Senator Joseph M. Montoya (Albuquerque, NM); Challenges Nixon Policies: Sen. Kennedy Details Plan To Bolster Status of Indians (Albuquerque, NM); Indian Parade (Albuquerque, NM); Photo Robert J. Bennett (Albuquerque, NM); Patricio Martinez Navajo Uranium Discovery 1949 (Grants, NM)
(P17) Exploitation in the Alberta Beet Fields (Taber, Lethbridge, Picture Butte, Alberta, Canada); Photo Child Labor: Beet Workers; Indian Affairs Buys Image (Ottawa, Canada)
(P18) Advertisement Harold Cardinal The Unjust Society; Photo Harold Cardinal; Why Indians Fear Cultural Genocide by Harold Cardinal (Ottawa, Canada)
(P19) Stark Warning To Ottawa: Canada’s Indians Rise In Anger (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon: Harold Cardinal with book as Department of Indian Affairs White Papers Steps on his Head (Ottawa, Canada); Panthers Stirring Up Indians?; Chretien Says Indians Worried About Security of Their Land (Ottawa, Canada); Whoa! Canadians Rebuff U.S. Posse (Walpole Island First Nation Reserve); Minority Help Pledged (London, UK)
(P20) Medical Staff to Study Cree (Winnipeg, Manitoba); Photo David Nanowin; Photo Health Minister John Munro and Frank Howard Indian Health; Disturbed by Indian Death Rate, Munro May Boost Health Services (Ottawa, Canada); Chretien Sees Flexibility in Health, Welfare Talks (Victoria, British Columbia); Indians Need Understanding (Ottawa, Canada)
(P21) Drug Scarcity Cuts Care in Indian Hospitals (Washington, D.C.); Hospital Heads Take Issue on Some Details (Oklahoma City, OK); Agnes, 101, Fought Indians (New York, NY); Ponca Stirring Big Controversy (White Eagle, OK); Photo Martha Grass (White Eagle, OK)
(P22) Penobscot Indian Is Deputy Commissioner: James H. Murphy New Indian Dept. Head (Augusta, ME); Planning New Dept. Policy; Photo James H. Murphy (Augusta, ME); Deer Isle Principal Refuses To Admit Two Indian Boys Who Won’t Cut Hair (Big Cove Reserve, New Brunswick, Canada); Photo of John Francis, John Hatch, and Philip Francis (Big Cove Reserve, New Brunswick, Canada)
(P23) Seek Use of Bar Harbor Center: Indians to Open Own School (Acadia National Park, ME; Propaganda Lesson Antagonizes Indians (Milwaukee, WI); Programs Tailored: East Prep Schools Woo U.S. Indians (Lennox, MA)
(P24-25) The War Between The Redskins And the Feds by Vine Deloria, Jr. (Albuquerque, NM); Photo Indian Bumper Stickers and Indian Power Button (San Francisco, CA); Photo Wooden Militant Indian Syracuse Conference (Syracuse, NY)
(P25) Genocide Charge Stirs Brazilians (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil)
(P26) Interior Chief is Friend of Big Oil (Washington, D.C.); Robbing the Eskimos Kotzebue, AK); Map of Leased Lands in Alaska Concession Area (Northern Alaska); Bidders, Bankers Awaiting Alaska Oil: Alaska Oil Poses Environmental Questions
(P27) Oil Brings Alaska Millions: Native Land Robbery (Anchorage, AK); Political Cartoon: Alaska’s Oil Boom American Indian talking to Inuit (Alaska); Alaska Natives and Mineral Rights (Washington, D.C.); Photo Protest in Anchorage over oil Lands (Anchorage, AK); Slogan: America runs on oil…our business is your business;
(P28) Oklahoma Indian Takes On Welfare Department (Colcord, OK); KIVA Club Presses For Program (Albuquerque, NM); Photo Conroy Chino of KIVA Club (Albuquerque, NM); A Different Ceremonial (Gallup, NM); SCAR Grants Scholarship (Boulder, CO); Representatives Named (Albuquerque, NM); The Drama At Tsa-La-Gi (Tahlequah, OK); Preamble (Albuquerque, NM)
(P29) Address by Robert L. Bennett to Union of Ontario Indians; Indian Women Protest New Indian Policy (Toronto, Canada); Frederick Plain Elected President Union of Ontario Indians (Toronto, Canada); Early Lenni Lenape Religious Beliefs by Big White Owl Jasper Hill (Toronto, Canada; Quotation Tecumseh, 1811 (Toronto, Canada)
(P30) Indian Policy: Soft Sell Used to Defuse Volatile Atmosphere (Ottawa, Canada); Band Councils to Get Grants (Ottawa, Canada); Strom Waits for Indians to Approve Federal Plan (Calgary, Alberta, Canada); Press Barred (Middleport, Ontario, Canada); Indian Unit Asks $1,280,000 (Ottawa, Canada); Manitoba Indians New Deal (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon Chretien New Indian Policy as Ten Commandments (Ottawa, Canada); Indians Get More For Their Money (Ottawa, Canada)
(P31) Chretien Clears Air On Indians (Ottawa, Canada); Indian Policy Found Wanting (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon of Crusaders (Ottawa, Canada); The Indian Policy (Toronto, Canada)
(P32) ‘Cultural Genocide’ Charged by Indians (Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada); Continuance Sought of Reserve System (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada); Indians Buck White Paper (Montreal, Quebec, Canada); Rewrite Indian Policy, Liberal Thinkers Told (Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, Canada); Indian Policy (Montreal, Canada); Ontario Urges Ottawa Talks with Indians (Ottawa, Canada); Political Cartoon: Chretien and Trudeau Tied to Fiery Post Negotiating Treaty (Toronto, Canada)
(P33) Indians Arrested in Fray (Ridgeville, South Carolina); Project Jim Thorpe (Carlisle, PN); Indian Short Story Awards Contest Set (Washington, D.C.); Indians Claim Rights Denied (Berkeley, CA); Bruce’s Speech (Albuquerque, NM); Indians Must Pay State Tax, Judge Declares (St. Johns, AZ); Poem: Proud Navajo by Kee Bitsui (Navajo Nation); Students to Study American Indians (Canton, NY); Ex-Indian Affairs Boss Gets U Post (Albuquerque, NM); Editorial: Navajo Religion Praised (Norman, OK); Photo: Beautify Navajoland (Navajo Nation)
(P34) Pueblo Dwellers Are Seeking Greater Power: New Mexico Indians Ask Bigger Voice on the Schools Hope to Break Hold of White Leaders in Isolated Area (Santo Domingo Pueblo, NM); Thrive at High Altitudes (Lima, Peru); Rights Suit Filed by Pueblo Indians: Discrimination in Schools is Charged in New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM); Photo: Diego Rosette, Governor Santo Domingo Pueblo; Vernon Jackson, 51, Led Oregon Indians (Portland, OR)
(P35) Taos Indians Fight for Return of Lands (Taos, NM); Photo: Taos Governor Lupe Sandoval display canes King Charles V and Abraham Lincoln (Taos, NM); Photo: Ruins of St. Jerome Mission (Taos, NM); Photo: Taos Pueblo (Taos, NM)
(P36) Jail Conditions Unchanged For More Than A Decade (Gallup, NM); Bias Alleged in Gallup Facility (Gallup, NM); Navajo Press Group Discussed (Shiprock, NM); Cited in McKinley County: Welfare ‘Racism’ (Washington, D.C.); Ceremonial Group Hires Law Firm (Gallup, NM)
(P37) Fruitlands Museum (Harvard, MA); Photo: Pumunongwet Statue (Harvard, MA); 1000 Years B.C. Theorize N.E. Inhabited by Mediterranean Culture (North Salem, NH); ‘Stone Age’ Tribe (New York, NY); Rock Carvings Wear (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada); 24,000-Year-Old Skull Reported Found in Mexico (Mexico City, Mexico); Photo: War Club of King Phillip Metacom (Harvard, MA)
(P38) Anglican Stand on Indian Policy Gets Little Response (Toronto, Canada); Synod “Deeply Perturbed” (Toronto, Canada); Slogan: The Continuing Search For Indian Self-Determination
(P39) The Christians of Oglala: Their Priest Uses Indian Peace Pipe As Our Lord Used the Pasch As A Symbol of Fulfillment (Pine Ridge Reservation, SD); Photo Priest with Pipe in Church (Pine Ridge Reservation, SD)
(P40) Anglican Missionary for 17 Years: Indian Hostility Blamed on Cultural Poverty (Montreal, Quebec, Canada); Church Council Pressed: Indians Seek Welfare Slice (Detroit, MI); Beyond Taplines (Toronto, Canada); Indians Test State Laws (Bayfield and Burnett Counties, Wisconsin); Photo: Dennis Banks Addressed Church Council; Chretien Urges Firms Drop Prejudice (Yellowknife, Northwest Territory, Canada); Indian Crusade Rolls On (Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario, Canada); Carpet Factory Using Indian Labor A Success (St. Louis, MO); 1.46 Million to Help Educate Indian Children (Cardston, Alberta, Canada)
(P41) Indians Talk of Revolution (Six Nations Reserve, Canada); Reject Federal Policy: Iroquois Reaffirm Independence (Toronto, Canada); Asks Indian Confederacy Drop Independence (Brantford, Canada); Ontario Indians Say They Plan to Secede From Canadian Rule: Six Nations Band Tells U.N. It Is Tired of Waiting for An Acceptable Commissioner (Ottawa, Canada); Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Kahnawake Reserve, Canada)
(P42) Indians Must Now Wait Until Spring To Try for School Board (Albany, NY); S.L.U., Reservation Tutoring Project (Akwesasne Mohawk Nation, NY); Orange Girders in Sky: Indian Steelworkers Find Bank Job Like Working on Sidewalk (New York, NY); Photo Indian Ironworkers on National Bank of Northern New York Building (New York, NY)
(P43) Who Is The Savage? (Rapid City, SD); On Farrar (Pierre, SD); Prison Is A Place (Rapid City, SD); Poem: Untitled, James Warwick (St. Joseph, MO); Political Cartoon: Paddle East We’ll Reach the Indies
(P44) Pennsylvania: Heritage of the Damned (Pasadena, CA)
(P45) What about Indian Demands on Hickel for Alcatraz site? (San Francisco, CA); Invasion Continues (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Unidentified Alcatraz Indians of All Tribes Activists (San Francisco, CA); Native Americans Occupy Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Richard Oakes and Dean Chavers at Alcatraz Press Conference (San Francisco, CA)
(P46) Alcatraz: Indian War (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Unknown Native girl on Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Unknown Native child on Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA); The Indians Were the Victims of Earlier Ones: Alcatraz ‘Invaders’ Know all About Pinkville (San Francisco, CA)
(P47) Massacre at Wounded Knee: Young Indian Triggered Butchery by U.S. Army Cavalry (Wounded Knee, SD); Akwesasne Man Alcatraz President (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Richard and Anne Oakes Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA); Geronimo! Bow and Arrows Turn Back N. Viet Attack (Phuoc Binh, Vietnam); Photo: Chief Spotted Elk Killed at Wounded Knee (Wounded Knee, SD); Worst Massacre since 1890 (My Lai, Vietnam); Vietnam Produces New Breed of Gunfighter (Da Nang, Vietnam)
(P48) Photo: Thomas Hannon and Richard Oakes on Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA); Photo: IAT members Fishing on Alcatraz (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Coast Guard Boat Alcatraz Occupation (San Francisco, CA); (Photo: Unknown Mother and Children in Alcatraz Main Cellblock (San Francisco, CA); Indians at Alcatraz Blockaded (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Boat approaching Alcatraz with Occupiers (San Francisco, CA); Photo: Helping newcomers onto Alcatraz Island to join the Occupation (San Francisco, CA)
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