A narrative of the visit of Susy Melbourne; correspondence about Lyman's attendance at a Canadian regional Indian superintendents meeting; an article on Indian water rights; and miscellaneous material.

Personal correspondence; a speech by Robert Penner about economic challenges; "Human Renewal Project," an education proposal; and Fort Peck land operations 1963 annual report.

A eulogy for Flora Sherfelt Rivola; a letter from Father Peter Powell; a note from George Moon about use and figuring of statistics; and newspaper articles.

Statements by Indian "full-bloods" about the reservation and land problems; reports on tribal police and jail staff misconduct, friction within the police department, and tribal police Chief George B. Weeks, who was reported missing; newspaper articles; and a narrative about Indian politics and civil rights.

Notes on poverty and Indian welfare; a narrative and police reports about the freezing death of tribal police Chief George B. Weeks and a car-train accident; a memorandum about the tribal executive board resolution on the tribal budget; and newspaper articles.

Indian studies curriculum, a chronology of Indian-white history in the Fort Peck area; a report on reservation housing and improvement programs; a narrative and notes on a discussion with a full-blooded Indian about reservation problems; a Department of the Interior press release about Miss Indian America, Williamette Belle Youpee of Fort Peck; and newspaper articles.

A program for eighth-grade promotional exercises; a report on alleged misconduct and misuse of jail supplies; Bureau of Indian Affairs notes and reading list about Indian religion and ceremonials; a chronological history of Montana; and newspaper articles.

A Fort Peck tribal resolution on the responsibilities of police and other law enforcement officials; a report on employment issues at Fort Peck; narratives about daily events and a tribal district meeting; a brief biography of William Standing, Assiniboine artist; and newspaper articles.

A narrative on the reservation poverty cycle; a sketch by Leonard Smith; "American Indians and White People," a reprinted article in Phylon.

A speech by Philleo Nash; a narrative about a nightclub; minutes of the tribal executive board meeting; a report on the investigation of the murder of Ernest and DeWayne E. Belgrade; and an article about education.

Reports on police investigations; the participants roster for a Personnel Management for Federal Executives meeting; mimeographed letters from the Lymans and Helen Fawcett; Newark Youth Opportunities Unlimited, a youth employment program; and a tourist flier advertising camping on Montana reservations.