The Amerindian  American Indian Review 

 - Chicago, Illinois  The Amerindian   January-February 1970 
 - 12 p. 
<br/><br/> Master list item #: 29 
<br/><br/>File location is in the New Mexico file Cabinet  
<br/><br/>Indian "Lady Marines"<br/>Serving with Honor<br/>Chief Keeler Elected Chairman of Board of National Manufacturers<br/>Indian Chosen to head Maine Indian Affairs<br/>Two Alaskan Indians Win Municipal Offices<br/>Pojaque Pueblo opens new shopping center<br/>Tlingit Awarded National Teacher Honor<br/>Huge Navajo Budget<br/>First Law Graduate<br/>Huge Navajo Budget<br/>Phi Beta Kappa -An<br/>Flint Chips<br/>Choctaws press for voice to run schools<br/>Indian adviser appointed for Omak Public Schools<br/>Ford Foundation grants go to Colville Indians<br/>Mohegans file claim<br/>Indian tribes finance economic improvement <br/>EDA grants will assist Indian Communities<br/>Apaches Build Eastern Arizona Highway<br/>Pilot project trains women in garment work<br/>Indians must pay taxes Arizona judge rules<br/>Indian school board first in Canada <br/>St. Lawrence students tutor Mohawk youth<br/>Course on Indians<br/>Class in Indian Culture at Chemawa <br/>Indian advisors for Minneapolis schools<br/>California woman gets scope honorary award<br/>My friend, the Indian<br/>Form council to treat Indian alcoholism<br/>Indian designed flag makes moon journey<br/>Cheif's Kin directs University program<br/>A new degree course in Indian studies<br/>NCAI appoints New SW Field Director<br/>Medals commemorate Choctaw Tribe history<br/>Penitentiary Assistance<br/>Papagoes to develp mine<br/>Medical Scholarship<br/>Edward Dozier will chair Indian Studies<br/>Zunis Announce 5 Million Development plan<br/>Woodrow Sneed named White House Fellow<br/>Governor names Navajo to human relations board<br/>Cherokee Stewardess <br/>Housing Department approves Indian grants<br/>Seek support for Blue for Supreme Court<br/>Subversives after Indians say Choctaw Leader<br/>Chosen Young Career Girl<br/>Marker for Cherokees<br/>Indians serve as women marines<br/>Fred Ipalook retires after forty years of teaching Eskimo children<br/>Tipi Talk 
<br/><br/> Magazine dealing with every day Indian life and news happenings. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>American Indians<br/>Indian Life and Customs<br/>Indian News<br/>Indian Education
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>New Mexico - Indians - File #1    36