A Call for Increased Support for American Indians, 1968-01-05

Item — Box: 71, Folder: 1

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_71_1_0002

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The letter from Congressman Carl Albert expresses gratitude for a letter from Mr. T. A. Tooney regarding concerns for American Indians. Albert acknowledges the need for more support for Indian families and mentions federal aid of over $500 million. He highlights the VISTR Program as one area providing assistance and pledges to continue supporting programs to help Indians in the United States. The letter also mentions additional federal aid approved for Indians and training programs to integrate them into society.

Dates

1968-01-05

Language of Materials

English

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