Letter to Carl Albert about Empowering the Quapaw Tribe: A Proposal for Economic Development , May 4, 1972

Item — Box: DP 100, Folder: 53

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_100_53_0001

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Letter to Carl Albert about Empowering the Quapaw Tribe: A Proposal for Economic Development

The Quapaw Tribal Business Committee is seeking administrative assistance for the development of the Quapaw Tribe in order to achieve self-determination for Native Americans. They have proposed various economic enterprises such as a cooperative market, land reclamation, a nursery, a motel, and a race track to create jobs and take the tribe out of welfare. They are actively pursuing these projects and seeking support from government officials.

Dates

May 4, 1972

Language of Materials

English

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