The Fight for Tribal Rights: A Letter to Congressman Albert , January 7, 1958

Item — Box: 30

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_30_64_0001

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The letter from Mr. Robert expresses concern about the termination of federal supervision over the Fort Sill-Apache tribe of Southwest Oklahoma. He criticizes the actions of Commissioner Emmons and the Indian Bureau, stating that the tribe was pressured into accepting termination. Mr. calls for a clean-up of the Indian Bureau and expresses gratitude towards Congressman Albert for his kindness towards Native Americans. The enclosed bill discusses the termination of federal services to the tribe and the transfer of control of funds and property to individual members.

Dates

January 7, 1958

Language of Materials

English

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