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A memorandum about the possible removal of some members of the Fort Peck Executive Board, and Denver Post articles about Indian affairs.

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A Department of the Interior press release about grazing fee increases; and a speech given by John A. Carver, Jr., assistant secretary of the interior, at the 40th Annual Convention and Conservation Conference of the Izaak Walton League of America.

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A Department of the Interior press release announcing Lyman's appointment as superintendent of Fort Peck Agency; a Fort Peck Agency personnel list; and "Social-Psychological Dimensions of Ojibwa Acculturation," an article reprinted from American Anthropologist.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Boxes 3 through 20 contain Lyman's daily personal and office notes and working papers, compiled into chronological notebooks. This section starts with general Indian literature and materials from his assignments at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota (1952-1978), in box 3 through box 14, folder 17. These are followed by documents from his other Bureau of Indian Affairs assignments: Denver, Colorado (1954-1958), box 14, folders 18 through 19; Chicago, Illinois (1958-1962), box 14, folders 20...

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"The American Indians: Their Cultural Heritage, Their Contribution to the United States, Their Life Today," an article reprinted from American Illustrated; and correspondence with impressions of Fort Peck.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Boxes 3 through 20 contain Lyman's daily personal and office notes and working papers, compiled into chronological notebooks. This section starts with general Indian literature and materials from his assignments at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota (1952-1978), in box 3 through box 14, folder 17. These are followed by documents from his other Bureau of Indian Affairs assignments: Denver, Colorado (1954-1958), box 14, folders 18 through 19; Chicago, Illinois (1958-1962), box 14, folders 20...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Boxes 3 through 20 contain Lyman's daily personal and office notes and working papers, compiled into chronological notebooks. This section starts with general Indian literature and materials from his assignments at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota (1952-1978), in box 3 through box 14, folder 17. These are followed by documents from his other Bureau of Indian Affairs assignments: Denver, Colorado (1954-1958), box 14, folders 18 through 19; Chicago, Illinois (1958-1962), box 14, folders 20...

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A speech given by Philleo Nash, commissioner of Indian Affairs, before the annual meeting of the Governor's Interstate Indian Council evaluation of Fort Peck.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Boxes 3 through 20 contain Lyman's daily personal and office notes and working papers, compiled into chronological notebooks. This section starts with general Indian literature and materials from his assignments at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota (1952-1978), in box 3 through box 14, folder 17. These are followed by documents from his other Bureau of Indian Affairs assignments: Denver, Colorado (1954-1958), box 14, folders 18 through 19; Chicago, Illinois (1958-1962), box 14, folders 20...

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A University of Chicago fact sheet on the presentation of the "Declaration of Indian Purpose" to President John Kennedy; a Department of the Interior press release; a speech given by Philleo Nash, commissioner of Indian Affairs; a letter from John Artichoker, Jr.; characterizations of Jerry Red Elk and Lucas Comes Last; and a map of Fort Peck Reservation.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Boxes 3 through 20 contain Lyman's daily personal and office notes and working papers, compiled into chronological notebooks. This section starts with general Indian literature and materials from his assignments at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota (1952-1978), in box 3 through box 14, folder 17. These are followed by documents from his other Bureau of Indian Affairs assignments: Denver, Colorado (1954-1958), box 14, folders 18 through 19; Chicago, Illinois (1958-1962), box 14, folders 20...

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A postcard from Reginald C. Cobell; Montana Industrial Horizons, the state planning board annual report; a letter from Davis W. Yaseen; letters of appreciation for a program presented to the Poplar Chamber of Commerce; and a speech on education given by Philleo Nash, commissioner of Indian Affairs.

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A Department of the Interior press release; Commissioner Philleo Nash's speech; Lyman's certificate of membership to the Poplar Lions Club; "To Change a Culture," an article by Vernon D. Malan about conflicting values at the Pine Ridge Reservation.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Boxes 3 through 20 contain Lyman's daily personal and office notes and working papers, compiled into chronological notebooks. This section starts with general Indian literature and materials from his assignments at Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota (1952-1978), in box 3 through box 14, folder 17. These are followed by documents from his other Bureau of Indian Affairs assignments: Denver, Colorado (1954-1958), box 14, folders 18 through 19; Chicago, Illinois (1958-1962), box 14, folders 20...

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"Sioux and Assiniboine Projects," an assessment of problems and steps to take for improvement; a letter from Commissioner Philleo Nash; a report from the Committee on Human Aspects of Urban Renewal; newspaper articles; a letter from Father Peter J. Powell of St. Augustine's Center's Committee on American Indian Work; and "Teamwork = Progress," a Roosevelt County, Montana, pamphlet.

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A chronology of tribal government with notes on the successive tribal chairmen; a speech by the Reverend Walter W. Hannum at the Alaska Development Conference; a graduation speech given by Joan Schmitz, Chicago employment assistance officer; and newspaper articles.

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Law enforcement case reports; a bibliography on Indian cultures and government policy; a speech by Philleo Nash on Indian affairs; and newspaper articles.

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Notes on a minority youth job program in Phoenix, Arizona; notes on conversations between Austin Buckles and members of the Fort Peck Executive Board; Indian Voices, a University of Chicago newsletter; and newspaper articles.

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Tribal election materials, including a flier against W. C. Knoor and a statement from Austin Buckles about having a legal election; memorandums on student guidance and summer programs; a narrative about daily events; and remarks by Robert F. Kennedy, United States attorney general, for the National Congress of American Indians.

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"Church and the American Indian," a speech by the Reverend Peter J. Powell; and News clippings.