Tourist stop planned for Ravalli Hill; Over 100 business people attend Tribal orientation luncheon; "Flathead" is a misnomer; Clock is ticking down on IHS eligibility comment period; THD offers help with government paperwork; Indian...
Three state legislators initiate meeting with Tribal Council; March says 'good riddance' to winter; What do you mean 'TERS won't get a new school'?; What should we do with our trees?; Proposed 5-year timber sale plan: 1985 to 1989; Who's the newest...
The Magnificent Missions : A question of values; Indian awareness week; Wrestlers go to state meet; Court decides in favor of council; Dental clinic 1 year old; Indian ex-offender project; M.I.T.P.B. testifies at State Congressional hearing; Pump...
Swaney faces charges; Council blows lid off cap; Per-Capita payment; Barlow and Adams appointed to staff; Hunting fishing and recreation permits; Ray Dupuis new head of BIA dept; Historical discovery made in Hot Springs; Herbicides-safety...
Successful Elmo pow wow featured many local winners; Salish cultural leader dies; Pablo district meeting: lots of food, not a lot of folks; J.P. Paul is new war dance chief; the Tribal wilderness: man is a visitor; Standing Arrow Pow Wow winners...
Shoreline board extends comment period, releases fee schedule; Lodgepole plan unveiled; Two Eagle is on priority list; New law affects trust property ownership; One stand open for Arlee Pow-wow; A peek at the next issue, and the one after that...;...
Sheep transplant agreement; Florence Gariepy Smith obituary; "Dog Dancer"; Indian Water Rights part 2; Changes Announced in USDA Food Programs for Indians; New Director For Phoenix Area Indian Health Service Named; HEW publishes booklet...
Pre-canvassed primary votes put all five incumbents on December ballot; December per capita: only $250 to be held; Off-Reservation moose hunting now requires a permit; Tribal Council gives green light to plan to get itself out of business;...
Polson's new councilman is Teresa Wall; Here's what you missed by missing the April quarterly; Silver mine to open near Reservation; Make more money with Christmas trees, TFME tells how; Rules set for use of Longhouse; Young Tribal members to visit...
Oil firm approaches BIA to search for oil here; Expansion project complete and in use; Ronan students earn eagle feathers; The first U.S. flag is raised over Japanese territory; Flathead Head Start plans summer program; Motorboat moratorium ends...
Nine-year-old case is over: Tribal sovereignty vindicated; No dividend next month; McDonald gets 43% of the votes; Small-scale hydropower activity picks up; Head lice make lousy pets; In the days of our grandfathers: Sophie: career woman, Tobacco...
Money-saving reorganization plan passes probation; Road closure policy is under fire; North end gets a district meeting too; U of M commencement convenes briefly at SKC; Flathead students take honors at I.T.Y.P.; Teens get pointers on getting...
Local firefighters see a lot of action on the Reservation this season; Non-Indian don't agree with newest Tribal ordinance; Minimum instream flows are disputed; The newest faces in the Tribe's legal department; Three qualify for elite fire crew;...
Lawyers to finalize bathhouse agreement; 'A real crisis exists': Homemaker Program in trouble; Intent clarified; Graduations; Camel wins in Nevada; Tribe's water claim contested; Introducing Dr. Al Spang; Dumbeck honored at Gonzaga; Tribe's smoke...
Judge Dupuis will preside in Blackfeet Chairman's trial; Two honored for long service; Revised Constitution- Report; Profile- Sonny Morigeau; Council opposes dam, favors wilderness; Opal Cajune is Family Assistance Director; Two Eagle River School...
Indian studies set at University of Montana; Clarence Woodcock is editor; UM Indians place in speech meet; Housing project set up by tribe; Dennis Dumont heads alcoholism program; Progress report from NYC on classes held; NYC creates employment;...
IHS announces an eleventh-hour delay on new eligibility rules; Lankford encourages Tribal members to get politically involved; Some Indian programs will see increased federal funding; Greatest Olympic athlete was an Indian; Governor declares Native...
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Rodgers Library Notes
OCTOBER 1961
THE PLACE OF BOOKS AND LIBRARIES IN THE
PRESENT WORLD-WIDE STRUGGLE FOR
PEACE AND SECURITY
by
SENATOR MIKE MANSFIELD OF MONTANA
ScHOLARS, particularly...