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ED 054 890 RC 005 561 AUTHOR Harkins, Arthur M., Comp.; And Others TITLE Modern Native Americans: A Selective Bibliography. INSTITUTION Minnesota Univ., Minneapolis. PUB DATE Jul 71 NOTE 131p.
EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$658 DESCRIPTORS Acculturation; *American Indians; *Bibliographies; Community Development; Cultural Background; *Education; English (Second Language) ;*History; Language; *Mental Health; Organization; Socioeconomic Influences; Students
ABSTRACT Contained in this bibliography are approximately 1500 citations of works on Native Americans published between 1927 and 1970. Included are books, journal articles, other articles, and original research. The entries cover a wide range of topicsfor example, English as a second language, community development, history of various tribes, and drinking problems. A related document is ED 051 940. (LS)
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MODERN NATIVE AMERICANS: A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Compiled by:
Arthur M. Harkins I. Karon Sherarts Ella Brown Richard G. Wbods
Training Center for Community Programs in coordination with Office of Community Programs Center for Urban and RegionalAffairs
University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota
9 July, 1971
1 Modern Native Americans: A SelectiveBibliography is intended to aupple - ment two additional compilationspublished by the Training Centerfor Community Programs, University of Minnesota:
Price, John A. U.S. And Canadian Indian Periodicals. Minneapolis: 1971 Training Center for Community Programs,University of Minnesota.
Harkins, Arthur M., I. Karon Sherarts, et. al. A Bibliography of Urban Indians in the UnitedStates. Minneapolis: Training Center for Community Programs,University of Minnesota.
Please send any corrections, additions orother correspondenceconcerning these compilations to the authors, using theTraining Center address:
Training Center for CommunityPrograms 720 Washington Avenue S.E. --Room 320 University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 55455 Aberle, David F. An Economic Approadh to Modern Navajo Kinship. Unpublished 1967 paper read to AAA meetings, Washington, D.C.Mimeo.
Abrahams, Ina. "Vocational Interest of Selected Indian College Students Oct., 1962 as Measured by the Kuder Preference Record."Journal of American Indian Education, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 20-24.
Adair, John Joseph. A Study_of Culture Resistance: The Veterans of World Mar 1948 II at Zuni Pueblo. Ph.D., University of New Mexico.
Adair, Mildred L. The Establishment GrowthDevelo II II nt and Functionin 1938 of the Federal Day School on the Navaho Reservation Since 1935. M.A., Florida State University.
Adams, Evelyn C. American Indian Education: Government Schools and Economic 1946 Progres.Morningside Heights, New York: King's Crown Press.
Adams, Larry L. AgAlpiy.7:11Eiltiuly of Indian Graduates of Union High School, 1965 Roosevelt, Utah. M.E., Brigham Young University.
Adams, William Y. "Shonto: A Study of the Role of the Trader in a Modern 1963 Navaho Community."Bulletin 188, Bureau of American Ethnology. Smithsonian Ihstitution. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
Agogino, George. A Study of the Stereotype of the American Indian. LA., 1950 University of New Mexico.
Albert, E.M. "The Classification of Values: A Method and Illustration." 1956 American AnthroRologist, Vol. 58.
Allegrezza, Tore S. Historical Survey of the Changing_Character of Indian 1939 Schools. M.A., University of Colorado.
Allen, Arthur E. The Education of the New England Indians During the 1961 Colonial Period. M.A., Brown University.
Allen, Ronald Lorraine. A Study of the Characteristics of Successful and Un- 1968 successful Students Enrolled in the Adult Indian Training Program Conducted by the Adult Education Center of the University of Montana. Missoula: Montana University.
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Ames, David W. and Burton R. Fisher. "The Menominee Termination Crisis: 1959 Barriers in the Way of Rapid Cultural Transition." Human Organization, Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 101-111.
Ammon, Soloman R. History and Present Development of Indian Schools in the 1935 United States. M.S., University of Southern California.
Anderson, H. Dewey, and W.C. Eells. Alaska Natives: A Survey of Their Socio- 1935 logical and Educational Status. Stanford University Press, Palo Alto, California.
Anderson, James G. and Dwight Safer. "The Influence of Differential Community Summer, 1967 Perceptions on the Provision of Equal Educational Oppor- tunities." Sociology of Education, Vol 40, No. 3, pp. 219- 230.
Anderson, Kenneth E., et al. The Educational AChievement of Indian Children. 1953 U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington, D.C.
Anduri, Carl E. A Study of High School Dropouts. M.A., Fresno State 1953 College.
Angers, W. "Achievement Motivation." Psychol. Rec., Vol. 10, pp. 179- 1960 186.
Anonymous. American Indians: An Annotated Biblioaraphy of Selected 1970 Library Resources.University of Minnesota: Library Services Institute for Minnesota Indians.
Anonymous. American Indians in California. Californir: State Advisory Nov., 1965 Commission on Indian Affairs, Division of Fair Employment Practices, Department of Industrial Relations, State of California, San Francisco.
Anonymous. An Annotated Bibliography of Selected Materials Collected 1969 and the State Department of Education the Minnesota Indian Education..Committee, in Coplunction with other Nembers of the Indian Community to be Mr4? Available Under Public Law 89-10 Title II.Minneapblis: University of Minnesota.
Anonymous. Annual Report. Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs. 1966-67
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Anonymous. Annual Report. Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission. 1965 Fiscal year ending June 30, 1965. Oklahoma City.
Anonymous. The Annual Re_ports of the Secretary of the Interior. U.S. n.d. Department of the Interior.Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. Answers to Your Ouestions About American Indians. U.S. 1968 Bureau of Indian Affairs.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Govern- ment Printing Office.
Anonymous. Appendix to the 1966 Project Awareness Report. Minnesota 1966 Student Association. University-American Indian Educa- tional Enrichment and Vocational Motivation Project. Mimeo.
Anonymous. "ASU Indian Education Center: An Overview of Activities." May, 1967 Journal of American Indian Education, Vol. 6, No. 3, pp. 18-20. Tempe: Arizona State University.
Anonymous. Basic Goals for Elementa Children: Volume IBe.inners 1966 Level and Level One; Volume II, Levels Two and Three; Volume III, Levels Four, Five and Six; Volume IV, Levels Seven and Eight. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Lawrence, Kansas: Publications Service, Haskell Institute.
Anonymous. Bilingual Family School Proiect (Adair County, Oklahoma). 1969 Little Rock: South Central Regional Education Laboratory Corporation.
Anonymous. Books About Indians and Reference Material. Boise: Idaho 1968 State Departnent of Education.
Anonymous. Books for Teachers and Children. Toronto, Ontario: 1970 Canadian Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Develop- ment, Education Division.
Anonymous. Bureau of Indian Affairs Workshop '69. Final Report. 1970 Flagstaff: Northern Arizona University.
Anonymous. California Indian Education: Report of the First All- n.d. Indian Statewide Conference on California Indian Education. Ad Hoc Committee on California Indian Education, 1349 Crawford Road, Modesto, California. -4-
Anonymous. Census of Population; Vol. I: Characteristics of the 1963 Population; Part 38, Oklahoma. U.S. Bureau of the Census. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. Census of Population: 1960; Vol. I: U.S. Summary. U.S. 1960 Bureau of the Census. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. The Cherokee Report. Original Cherokee Community Orgaai 1967 zation (0.C.C.0.). Tahlequah, Oklahoma.
Anonymous. The Christian Indian. 12/62:7. Christian Reformed Church. 1962 Rehoboth, New Mexico.
Anonymous- "Coleville Termination."Hearings before the Subcommittee 1965 on Indian Affairs of the Committee on Interior and Insular Aftuirs, House of Representatives on H.R. 5925 and S. 1413. To Provide for the Termination of Federal Supervision over the Property of the Coleville Tribe, etc. 89th Congress -- first session.
Anonymous. "Constitutional Rights of the American Indian." Hearings 1963 before the Subcommittee on Indian Affairs, Committee of Interior and Insular Affairs. 80th Congress -- second session.
Anonymous. "Constitutional Rights of the American Indian."Hearings 1963 before the Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights of the Committee of the Judiciary, U.S. Senate, etc. Pt. 2. 89th Congre9s -- first session.
Anonymous. Coutock_LI962an. U.S. Bureau of the Census. 1963 Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. Culture and Alcohol Use: A Bibliography of Anthropological 1966 Studies. Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Research Founda- tion. Ontario: The Authors.
Anonymous. Curriculum Needsof Navato Pupils. Window Rock, Arizona: 1969 Bureau of IndianAffairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Dan and His Pets. Books One Through Five. New Mexico: 1969 Shiprock Independent School District NuMber 22.
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Anonymous. Dictionary Catalog of the Edward E. Ayer Collection of 1961 Americana and American Indians. 16 vols. Boston: G.K. Hall and Co. Newberry Library, Chicago.
Anonymous. Dro out Re..rt for Indian Students Attendi Public 1968 Secondary Schools Located on Minnesota Indian Reservations. Minnesota Department of Education. Minnesota Building. Bemidji, Minnesota.
Anonymous.. Economic Base Report: Adair County. Oklahoma City: 1963 Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Anonymous. Economic 3ase Report: Cherokee County. Oklahoma City: 1962 Oklahoma Employment Security Conmission.
Anonymous. Economic Base Report: Delaware County. Oklahoma City: 1966 Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Anonymous. Economic Base Report: Sequoyah County. Oklahoma City: 1964 Oklahoma Employment Security Commission.
Anonymous. The Education of American Indians: Field Investigation and Oct., 1969 Research Papers, Volume 2. Subcommittee on Indian Educa- tion of the Committee on Labor and Public Tlelfare, United States Senate. 91st Congress, 1st session. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. Employability Factors and Needs of Wisconsin Tribal In - 1968 dians. Madison: Wisconsin State Employment Service.
Anonymous. Employment Problems of Mexican Americans and Indians. 1968 Recommendations and Observations made at the Southwest Em lo er Conference on Mexican American and Indian Em- ployment Problems (Albuquerque, New Mexicoi July 10-12, 1968). Bethesda, Maryland: ERIC ED-028-887.
Anonymous. Enrichment Program for the Culturally Different Child. 1968 Fort Hall, Idaho: Shoshone-Bannock Tribes.
Anonymous. An EPDA Project to Prepare Graduate Teachers and Under - 1969 graduate Indian Teacher Aides to Educate American Indian Children. tiavre: Northern Montana College. Anonymous. Evaluation Repert of the Center for the Study ofMigrant and 1969 Indian Education. Toppenish, Washington. Ellensburg: Central Washington State College.
Anonymous. Farm Labor Report. Colorado Department of Employment. 1960-63 Denver, Colorado.
Anonymous. First American Indian Land. Albuquerque, New Mexico. n.d.
Anonymous. "For Arizona Indian High School Students: Phase ICImpleted Oct., 1967 of Demonstration Project."Arizona Indian High School Demonstration Project. Journal of American Indian Education, Vol. 7, No. 1, pp. 13-15. Tempe: Arizona State University.
Anonymous. Helpful Hints for New BIA Teachers.Window Rock, Arizona: 1969 Bureau of Indian Affairs (Department of theInterior).
Accomplishments of the Committee on AlLuvily"----mous. "Indian Affairs." 1966 Interior and Insular Affairs of the Houseof Representatives during the 89th Congress (second session). Committee Print No. 30, pp. 11-17.
Anonymous, Indian Communities in Action...A CaseStv:ly Approach to n.d. Community Development Among_52.4thwesternIndians. Tempe: Indian Education Center, Arizona StateUniversity.
Anonymous. Indian Education: A National Tragedy --A National 1969 I Challenge. Report of the Committee on Laborand Public Welfare, Pnited States Senate Special Subcommittee onIndian Education. Washington: U.S. Government PrintingOffice.
Anonymous. Indian Education in Maine. Augusta: Maine State Department 1969 of Education.
Anonymous. Indian Education in New York State. Albany: State Univer- 1969 sity of New York, Stlite Educational Department.
Anonymous. "Indian Heirship Land Study."Analysis of Indian Opinion 1960 as Expressed in Questionnaires. Vol. I. House Committee Print No. 27. 86th Congress -- second session.
Anonymous. The Indian in Minnesota (revised). Governor's Council on 1952 Interracial Commission of Minnesota. -7-
Anonymous. Indian Legends of Eastern Canada. Toranto, Ontario: 1969 Canadian Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Develop- ment, Education Division.
Anonymous. "Indian Resources Development Act of 1967." Hearings be- 1967 fore the Subcommittee on Ind,nAffairs of the Committee on Interior and Ingular Aff,1.,s, House of Representatives, etc. on H.R. 10560. 90°1 Congress -- first session.
Anonymous. The Indian Today in New York State (fifth edition). 1967 Albany: New York State Interdepartmental Committee on Indian Affairs.
Anonymous. Indian Workshop Report: Coalville. Coalville Tribe. A June, 1963 report prepared for the Utah School of Alcohol Ftudi..s.
Anonymous. Indians and the Law. Canadian Corrections Association. August, 1967 Ottawa: The Canadian Welfare Council.
Anonymous. Indians Eskimos and Aleuts of Alaska.Washington, D.C.: 1968 Bureau of Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Indians in Minnesota. League of Women Voters of Minnesota. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota.
Anonymous. Indians in Rural and Reservation Areas. State Advisory 1966 Commission on Indian Affairs, 1109 Ninth Street, Sacramento, California.
Anonymous. Indians of the Americas. National Geographic Society. 1966
Anonymous. Indians of Arizona, Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Indian 1968 Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of the Central Plains. Washington, D.C.: Bureau 1968 of Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of the Dakotas. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Indian 1968 Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of the Eastern Seaboard. Washington, D.C.: Bureau 1967 of Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
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Anonymous. Indians of the Great Lakes Area. Washington, D.C.: Bureau 1968 of Indian Affairs (Deparment of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of the Gulf Coast States. Washington, D.C.: Bureau 1968 of Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of the Lower Plateau. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of 1968 Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of Maine. Augusta: Maine State Department of 1964 Health and Welfare.
Anonymous. Indians of Oklahoma. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Indian 1968 Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of the Northwest. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of 1968 Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Indians of Yukon and Northwest Territories. Ottawa (Ontario) 1966 Canadian Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Develop- ment.
Anonymous. The Individual Student Inventorx. Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1966 Minneapolis Area Office, Branch of Education. Mimeo.
Anonymous. Investigation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. House 1953 Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (HCIIA).United States Congress House Report.
Anonymous. Investigation of the 'Bureau of Indian Affairs. House 1954 Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (HCIIA). United States Congress House Report.
Anonymous. Investigation of Mental Retardation and Pseudo-Mental Re- 1960 tardation in Relation to Bilingual and Sub-Cultural Factors. Tempe: Arizona State University, College ofEducation.
Anonymous. Juvenile Offenses and Offendersan the Pine RidRe Reserva- n.d. tion. Community Mental Health Program. Pine Ridge: Public Health Service, Division of Indian Health.
Anonymous. Know Your Nevada Indians. State of Nevada Department of 1961 Education, Carson City, Nevada.
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Anonymous. Little Herder Reading Series. Bureau of Indian Affairs. 1965 Lawrence, Kansas: Publications Service, Haskell Institute.
Anonymous. The Lutheran Church and tha Indian in the Timberland 1958 Country of Northern Minnesota. National Lutheran Council. Mimeo.
Anonymous. Menominee County Births, Deaths, and Population. Division 1965 of Vital Statistics, State Board of Health. Mimeo.
Anonymous. Metis Study Tour Report. Edmonton, Alberta: Human Resources 1969 Development Authority.
Anonymous. The Minnesota Archaeologists, Vol. 19, No. 1. Minnesota 1954 Archaeological Society.
Anonymous. Minnesota's Indian Citizens (Yesterday and Today). State 1965 of Minnesota: Governor's Human Rights Commission.
Anonymous. "Minority Groups in California."Monthly Labor Review. 1966 California Fair Employment Practice Commission. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor.
Anonymous. National Conference on Manpower Programs for Indians 1967 (Kansas City, Missouri, Fdbruary 15-16, 1967). Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Employment Security (Department of Labor).
Anonymous. The Nature of Legislation and the Role of Indian People. n.d. National Congress of American Indians. Mimeo.
Anonymous. The Navajo Times. Various issues. Window Rock, Arizona. 1960-65
Anonymous. The Navajo Yearbook. Report NO. VIII, 1951-1961. A 1961 Decade of Progress. Compiled with articles by Robert W. Young, Navajo Agency.Window Rock, Arizona.
Anonymous. New Horizons for Indian Education. Annual American Indian 1968 Education Conference (9th, Arizona State University, March 22-23, 1968). Tempe: Bureau of Educational Research and Services, Arizana State University.
Anonymous. 1964 San Luis Valley Potato Harvest Report. Denver, 1964 Colorado: Colorado Department of Employment.
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Anonymous. Papavi-Ootam. Tempe: Indian Education Center, Arizona n.d. State University.
Anonymous. The Pima Indians of Yesterday and Today. Tempe: Indian n.d. Education Center, Arizona State University.
Anonymous. Pine Ridge Research Bulletin. Serial, issued irregularly. U.S. Public Health Service.
Anonymous. Pine Ridge Research Bulletin. Numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4. Jan.-July, 1968 Pine Ridge: Public Health Service, Division of Indian Health.
Anonymous. "Policies, Programs, and Activities of the Department of the 1967 Interior, Pt. II."Hearings before the Committee an In- terior and Insular Affairs, House of Representatives. 90th Congress -- First Session.
Anonymous. The Preparation of BIA Teacher and Dormitory Aides:Volume 1968 I. Washington, D.C.: Avco Economic Systems Corporation.
Anonymous. The Preparation of BIA Teacher and Dormitory Aides:Volume 1968 II. Washington, D.C.: Avco Economic Systems Corporation.
Anonymous. The Preparation of BIA Teacher and DormitoryAides: Volume 1968 III, Contributions of Workshop Participants.Washington, D.C.: Avco Economic Systems Corporation.
Anonymous. The Problem of Indian Administration. Institute for 1928 Government Research. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press.
Anonymous. "Probleys of Navajo Tribal Courts in Transition." Human Fall, 1965 Organization, Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 250-253.
Anonymous. Proceedings of a Symposium an the Educational Processand 1968 Social Change in a Specialized EnvironmentalMilieu. Edmonton: Alberta University, Boreal Institute.
Anonymous. Psycho-Social Adjustment in an Indian Boarding School. 1964 September 1, 1963-August 31, 1964. Progress Report. Las Vegas: New Mexico Hishlands University.
12 "M. Anonymous. "Ralph Nader Commentson Indian Education (Testimony before Dec., 1969 Subcommittee of the U.S. Senate)." Integrated Education, Vol. 7, No. 6, pp. 3-13.
Anonymous. Red, White and Black: Minorities in America-- A Collection 1969 of Paperbacks with a Selected List of Bibliographies. Briarcliff Manor, New York: Combined Paperback Exhibit, Incorporated.
Anonymous. Report of the Interagency_Task Force on American Indians. 1967 or 1968 National Congress of American Indians.
Anonymous. Report of the Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission. Sub- 1967 mitted to the legislature of the state of Minnesota, Jan- uary, 1967. Indian Affairs Commission. Mimeo.
Anonymous. Report of the Oklahoma Indian Council, Inc. 1962-1965. 1965 Southwest Research Associates.
Anonymous. Report to the Senate Appropriations Committee on the Naval(' 1965 Bordertown Dormitory Program. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Anonymous. Reports of "Annual Conferences of the Co-ordinating Council 1961-63 for Research in Indian Education."Arizona State Department of Public Instruction, Phoenix.
Anonymous. Resolving Conflicts: A Cross-Cultural Approach. Kenora 1967 Continuing Education Committee. University of Manitoba. Department of University Extension and Adult Education. (Paperson Canadian Indisn by MCNickle, Howard, Rogers, Steinbring, Lurie, Asimi, Pena, Renaud, Nash and Landes.)
Anonymous. Scholarships for American Indian Youth, 1969. Bureau of 1969 Indian Affairs (Department of the Interior).
Anonymous. Senate Report No. 536. Providing for the Disposition of 1967 Funds Appropriate to Pay a Judgement in Favor of the Emigrant New York Indians, etc. (Oneida, Stockbridge, Munsee, Brotherton). 90th Congress -- First Session.
Anonymous. "Special Issue: Economic Development." Indian Record. Oct., 1968 Department of the Interior.Washington, D.C.: U.S. Govern- ment Printing Office. -12-
Anonymous. State of Arizona Annual Evaluation Report, Fiscal Year 1967, 1967 Title IP.L. 89-10, Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. Phoenix: Arizona State Educational Agency.
Anonymous. Statistics Concerning Indian Education, Fiscal Year 1967. 1967 Bureau of Indian Affairs.Washington, D.C.
Anonymous. Statistics Concerning_Indian Education, Fiscal Year 1968. 1969 Bureau of Indian Affairs. Washington, D.C.
Anonymous. Systems Analysis Program Development and Cost-Effectiveness n.d. Modeling of Indian Education for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Volume I -- Summary and Recommendations. Cambridge, Massa- chusetts: Abt Associates, Inc.
Anonymous. S stems Analysis Pro ram DeveloI IIent and Cost-Effectiveness n.d. Modeling of Indian Education for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Volume II -- Education S stems Anal sis and Pro- grams Development. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Abt Associates, Inc.
Anonymous. Systems Analysis Program Development and Cost-Effectiveness n.d. Modeling of Indian Education for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Volume III-- Planning and Cost-Effectiveness Modelin for BIA Schools. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Abt Associates, Inc.
Anonymous. S stems Anal sis Pro ram Develo ment and Cost-Effectiveness n.d. Modeling of Indian Education for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Volume IV-- Internal School Models. Cambridge, Massachu- = setts: Abt Associates, Inc.
Anonymous. Systems Analysis Program Development and Cost-Effectiveness n.d. Modeling of Indian Education for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Volume V -- Appendices. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Abt Associates, Inc.
Anonymous. Talent Search Project, Eastern Arizona College. Progress 1969 litpsit_(lantin 1969). Thatcher: Eastern Arizona College, Talent Search Project.
Anonymous. Teacher Education for Advancing the Culturally Handicapped. 1967 Project Report -- Implications and Recommendations. School of Education, California State College, Los Angeles.
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Anonymous. Teaching of English to Navajo Children, Annual Conference 1961 on Navajo Education (4th, University of New Mexico, January_ 22-25, 1961). Window Rodk, Arizona: Navajo Tribe Education Committee.
Anonymous. "There's an Indian in Your Classroom."A Guide for Teadhers. 1968 Boise: Idaho State Department of Education.
Anonymous. "Tlingit and Raids Indians of Alaska."Hearings before the 1965 Subcommittee on Indian Affairs of the Committeeon Interior and Insular Affairs, Rouse of Representativeson H.R. 874, etc. 89th Congress-- First Session.
Anonymous. To Our Indian Youth-- Generation With a Future. Salamanca, 1968 New York: Seneca Nation Educational Foundation.
Anonymous. "Toward Economic Development for Native AmericanCommunities: 1969 A Compendium of Papers,"Volume I, Part I. Subcommittee on Economy in Government of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States. 91st Congress, First Session. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. "Toward Economic Development for Native American Communities: 1969 A Compendium of Papers," Volume II, Parts II and III. Subcommittee on Economy in Government of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States. 91st Congress, First session. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office.
Anonymous. Tutoring Counseling Program for Indian Students. University n.d. of New Mexico. Sponsored by Lilly Endowment, Indianapolis, Indiana. Miles V. Zintz and Joyce Morris, Directors. School of Education.
Anonymous. "Unique MotivationProgram at ASU: Indian High School Stu- May, 1967 dent DemonstrationProject." Journal of American Indian Education, Vol. 6,No. 3, pp. 21-22. Tempe: Arizona State University.
Anonymous. Utilization of Teacher Aides...A Publication for Those Con- 1970 cerned with the Recruitment Selection Pre aration and Utilization of Teacher Aides. Toppenish, Washington: Center for the Study of Migrant and Indian Education.
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Anonymous. Vocational Preraration and Race in MichiganHigher Educa- 196i tion. Lansin3: Michigan State Civil RightsCommission.
Anonymous. Who Am I?The Poetry of Indian Childrim. Toronto, Ontario: 1969 Canadian Department of Indian Affairs and NorthernDevelop- ment, Education Division.
Anonymous. Workshop in Cross-Cultural Education. Summary Report and 1969 Pro ect Evaluation. Cambridge, Massachusetts: ABT Associates. Incorporated.
Anonymous. Workshop Re ort on Parent- Community Involvement. Bethesda, 1969 Maryland, ERIC ED-032-165.
Arersberg, Conrad M. and solon T. Kimball. Culture and Community. New York: 1965 Harcourt, Brace and World, Inc.
Artichoker, John Jr. Indians of South Dakota. Pierre! South Dakota Department 1956 of Public Instruction.
Artidhoker, John, Jr. Is Equal Educational Opportunity Enough? South Dakota De - 1958 partment of PUblic Instruction, Division of Indian Educa- tion. Pierre.
Artidhoker, John, Jr. The Age and Grade Placement of Indian Children in south June, 1958 Dakota Public SChools. Department of Public Instruction, Pierre. Mimeo.
Artichoker, John, Jr. and N.M. Palmer. The Indian Goes to College. State De- 1959 partment of Public Instruction, Pierre, South Dakota.
Arthur, G. "An Experience in Testing Indian SchoolChildren. Mental 1941 Hygiene, Vol. 25, pp. 188-195.
Arthur, G. "An Experiencein Examiningan Indian 12th Grade Group." 1944 Mental Hygiene, Vol. 28, pp. 243-250.
Ashe, Robert W. Survey Report -- Navajo Community College.Tempe: Arizona 1966 State University, College of Education.
Astrov, Margot. "The Concept of Motionas the Psychological Leitmotif of 1950 Navaho Life and Literature." Journal of American Folklore, Vol. 63, pp. 45-56.
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Aufbach, Herbert A. (ed.). Proceedings of the National Research Conferenceon 1967 American Indian Education. Society for the Study of Social Problems, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Aurbach, Herbert A. "National Rzlearch Conferenceon American Indian Education. 1968 Final Report." Journal of American Indian Education. Tempe: Arizona State University.
Aurbach, Herbert A. and Others. The Status of American Indian Education. 1970 Interim Report. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Research.
Austin, Wilfred G. An Educational Study of the Pima Indians of Arizona. M.A., 1932 Stanford University.
Ayers, Solon G. An Investigation of Terminal Vocational Education at Haskell 1952 Institute. Ph.D., University of Kansas.
Baber, B. "Acculturation and Messianic Movements." American Socio- Oct., 1941 logical Review, Vol. 6, pp. 663-669.
Bacon, M.K., I.L. Child and H. Barry. "A Cross-Cultural Study of Correlates of 1963 Crime." Journal of Abnormal and Social PsycholoRy, Vol. 66, pp. 291-300.
Badger, Angeline. An Activity_Program for Indian Children. M.A., University 1938 of Colorado.
Baerreis, David A. (ed.). The Indian in Modern America. State Historical 1956 Society, Madison, Wisconsin.
Bailey, John F. A Comparison of Good and Poor Readers AmonFull-Blood Ute 1965 Indian Children on Factors Relatingto the Home and School. M.A., University of Utah.
Baker, Jewell. A Comparative Study of ThreeCultures, AnAlo, Spanish-Ameri- May, 1959 can, and Indian, With Idoms,Proverbs, and Figures of Speech. Unpublished research paper. College of Education, Univer- sity of New Mexico.
Baker, Joe E. Problems of Navajo Male Graduates of Intermountain School 1959 During Their First Year of Employment. M.S., Utah State University.
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Baker, J.L. "Indians, Alcohol, and Homicide."Journal of Social 1959 Therapy, Vol. 5, pp. 270-275.
Baldwin, W.W. "Social Problems of the Ojibwa Indians in the Collins Area 1957 in Northwest Ontario." Anthropologica, Vol. 5, pp. 51-124.
Balikci, A. "Suicidal Behavior Among the Netsilik Eskimos." North, 1961 Vol. 8, No. 4, pp. 12-19.
Balikci, Asen. "Bad Friends."Human Organization, Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 191- Fall, 1966 199.
Balyeat, Frank A. Education in Indian Territory. Ph.D., Stanford University. 1927
Bannerman, James. Characteristics of New Navajo Students Enrolled at Inter- 1967 mountain School, Utah, 1967_-- Part II, Social Interaction in the Home Environment. Universicy of Utah.
Barnes, Findlay. A Comparative Study_of the Mental Ability of Indian Child- 1955 ren. M.A., Stanford University.
Barnouw, V. "Acculturation and Personality Among the Wisconsin Chippewa." 1950 Memoirs of the American Anthropological Association, Vol. 72, pp. 1-152.
Barnouw, V. Culture and Personality.. Homewood, Ill.: The Dorsey Press, 1963 Inc.
Barth, Pius J. Franciscan Education and the Social Order in Spanish North 1945 America, 1501-1821. Ph.D., University of Chicago.
Barton, Walter C. The Educational Experiences Inherent in the Construction of 1939 A Sioux Indian Home. M.A., Colorado A. & M. College.
Baptist, Mary. Mission Schools in the Indian Territory. M.S., University 1923 of Oklahoma.
Bass, Willard P. and Henry G. Burger. American Indians and Educational Labora- 1967 tories. Albuquerque: Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory, Inc.
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Bass, Willard P. The American Indian High School Graduate in the Southwest. 1969 Albuquerque, New Mexico: Southwestern Cooperative Educa- tional Laboratory.
Bass, Willard P. and Marian J. Tonjes. Dropout or Graduate? A Synthesis of 1970 Three Studies on the Degree of Success of American Indian Hi h School Students in the Southwest. Albuquerque: Southwestern Cooperative Educational Laboratory.
Bauer, Evelyn. BilinAual Education in BIA Schools. Bethesda, Maryland: 1969 ERIC ED-030-089.1r
Bean, Raymond E. An Exploratory Comparison of Indian and Non-Indian Secondary_ 1966 School Students' Attitudes. M.A., University of Alberta, Edmonton.
Beatty, Willard W.,et al. Education for Action. U.S. Department of the In- 1944 terior, Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Beatty, Willard W.,et al. Education for Cultural Change. U.S. Department of 1953 the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Beatty, Willard W. "Education of the Indians." In Encyclopedia Americana, 1958 1958 ed.,t 11. 15. New York: Americana Corporation.
Bebeau, Donald E. "Administration of a TOEFL Test to Sioux Indian High School Oct., 1969 Students." Journal of American Indian Education, Vol. 9, No. 1, pp. 7-16.
Beck, Bernard. "Welfare as a Moral Category." Social Problems, Vol. 14, 1967 No. 3, Winter.
Bee, Robert L. "Changes in Yuma Social Crganization." Ethnology, Vol. 2, 1963 No. 2, pp. 207-222.
Bee, Robert L. "Tribal Leadership in the War on Poverty: A Case Study." 1969 Social Science Quarterly (December), pp. 676-686.
Bee, Robert L. "Self Help' at Fort Yuma: A Critique."Human Organization, 1970 Vol. 19, No. 3 (Fall), pp. 155-164.
Begay, BlancheBizahaloni. Doer. Your Child Have a Future? Flagstaff: Northern 1967 Arizona UW.versity, Department of Home Economics.
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