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"7 Men Killed at Camp Bowie", Undated
From Brownwood [Texas], Mar 22: Seven soldiers were killed and seven others suffered slight injuries in an accident during gunnery practice...."
"$7 Million Civic Assembly Center Became Real DUring 1962" , December 12, 1962
Photocopy of newspaper article from The Tulsa Tribune.
0007 Mo-she-to-moie (+platt)
The allotment cards in this collection give roll number, member's Indian name, English equivalent and exact description and location of the allotted lands.
Each card measures approximately 3 11/16 inches by 8 1/4 inches and typically bears the roll number, English and/or Indian name, number of acres allotted and their exact location. Some cards are accompanied by plats. The cards DO NOT contain genealogical information.
7 Nov 1972
Photocopy of the sign-in roster for a meeting in NEOB [?] with the TBTTF Indian representatives.
Photocopy of a typed list of representatives from the White House, Office of the Vice-President, and other government agencies, 2p.
#7 [The Dangerous Pleasure 2]; #8 [The Shoot 9 1/2]; #9 [12I, 13I].
An artificial collection of materials consisting of correspondence, writings, and other personal papers of the British author, journalist, literary critic and travel writer Rebecca West.
8 Aug 1971
Photocopy of a DOI press release regarding progress in achieving Indian self-determination. Includes remarks made by Rogers C.B. Morton before a meeting of the National Tribal Chairmen's Association held at Eugene, OR, 7 Aug 1972, 7p.
8 Jan 1973
Photocopied typescript of a further response to the TBTTF, with photocopied handwritten and typed revisions and notes, 36p.
Routing slip with typed memo, Brad Patterson to Kent Frizzell, attached.
0008 Mo-se-che-he (+platt)
The allotment cards in this collection give roll number, member's Indian name, English equivalent and exact description and location of the allotted lands.
Each card measures approximately 3 11/16 inches by 8 1/4 inches and typically bears the roll number, English and/or Indian name, number of acres allotted and their exact location. Some cards are accompanied by plats. The cards DO NOT contain genealogical information.
8 Nov 1972
Consists of the correspondence, documents, newspaper and magazine articles, photographs and miscellaneous materials associated with the Occupation of Wounded Knee, South Dakota (1973), where Frizzell served as Chief Government Negotiator in the capacity of Assistant Attorney General (Land and Natural Resources Division, U. S. Department of Justice) and later as Solicitor, U. S. Department of the Interior.