Series 1: General Correspondence, 1967-1974 (continued)
F 1-7: Impeachment: Con, November, 1973.
Topics include Richard M. Nixon, Gerald R. Ford, Bryce Harlow (Folder 4), Sam J. Ervin (Folder 7), and Strom Thurmond (Folder 7).
F 8-10: Impeachment: Pro, October-December, 1973.
Topics include Richard M. Nixon, Gerald R. Ford, Clarence D. Long (Folder 10), John Culver (Folder 10), and Jerome R. Waldie (Folder 10)..
F 11: Interior, Department of. Correspondence, 1973.
Topics include United States Dept. of the Interior, the United States Office of Saline Water, water resources development, national parks and reserves, and Illinois River in Oklahoma.
F 12: Interior, Dept. of. Information, 1973.
Topics include United States Dept. of the Interior, wilderness areas, water resources development, the Trans-Alaska Pipeline (Alaska), petroleum, Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge Oklahoma, and the State Capitol Building in Guthrie, Oklahoma.
F 13: Interior: Indian Affairs - Bureau of Indian Affairs. Correspondence, January-April, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, education of Indians, United States officials and employees selection and employment, and Federal-Indian relations. Correspondents include Bryce Harlow.
F 14: Interior: Indian Affairs - Bureau of Indian Affairs. Correspondence, May-July, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Fort Sill Indian School, the United States officials and employees selection and employment, education of Indians, Indian lands, and federal-Indian relations. Correspondents include Lee Motah.
F 15: Interior: Indian Affairs - Bureau of Indian Affairs. Correspondence, August-December, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, the United States officials and employees selection and employment, education of Indians, Indian Health Service, and the Emergency Disaster Plan in Anadarko, Oklahoma.
F 16: Interior: Indian Affairs - Bureau of Indian Affairs. Information, 1973.
Topics include United States Indian Claims Commission, the United States officials and employees selection and employment, the United States Bureau of Indian Affairs appropriations and expenditures, education of Indian of North America, and Indians of North America politics and government.
F 17: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Information, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Indians of North America health and hygiene and Indian Health Service appropriations and expenditures.
F 18: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Cherokee/Cherokee Strip, 1973.
Topics include national parks and reserves, Cherokee Indians history, and the Arkansas River.
F 19: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Cheyenne, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Cheyenne Indians, Arapaho Indians, and education of Indian of North America.
F 20-21: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Chilocco School, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs and Chilocco Indian School appropriations and expenditures.
F 22: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Creek, Choctaws, Chickasaw, Comanche, Delaware, 1973.
Topics include public housing, Delaware Indians, Creek Indians, Choctaw Indians, Chickasaw Indians, and the Comanche Indians.
F 23: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Tribal Officials, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Anadarko, Oklahoma area.
F 24: Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Tribes, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Indian Affairs, Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity, the United Indian Tribes of Western Oklahoma and Kansas, Pawnee Indians politics and government, Osage Indians politics and government, United States officials and employees selection and appointment, Ponca Indians claims, Pawnee Indians Corporate Charter, Pawnee Indians constitution and bylaws, judgment funds, and the Osage Tribal Mineral Reserve.
F 25: Interior: Bureau of Mines, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Mines, mine safety, and the Ember Mining Company.
F 26-27: Interior: Bureau of Reclamation, 1973.
Topics include United States Bureau of Reclamation, the United States Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, flood damage in Blackwell, Oklahoma, Colorado River Grand Canyon National Park, the West Texas and Eastern New Mexico Import Project, the Western United States Water Plan, and the Federal Reclamation Program of 1972.
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