Letter to Carl Albert from a constituent about her Concern for the Indians: A Letter to Mrs. Amos Johns, 1975-10-28

Item — Box: DP 132, Folder: 2

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_132_2_0017

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Mrs. Amos Johns from Jacksonville, Arkansas wrote to the White House and the Speaker of the House expressing concern for the well-being of Indians, citing a previous experience helping Indian families in Montana in the 1960s. The Speaker forwarded the letter and clippings to the White House, and the Assistant to the President expressed appreciation for Mrs. Johns' and the Speaker's interest, promising to consider her request. The text also includes a letter from Mrs. Johns detailing her experience helping Indian families in Montana and expressing concern for the current situation of Native Americans.

Dates

1975-10-28

Language of Materials

English

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