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1.	Community Action Committee Meeting (English translation)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Leadership Training Program and HITP; Joe Toledo officiating; Speakers: Martin Billy (Red Rock Chapter V.P.), Joe Nelson (Rough Rock); Questioners: Richard Belove, Howard Linkin.

2.	Community Action Committee Meeting, Crownpoint, N.M. (English translation)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Community leadership training by the Chapter officers; Speakers: Tom Rafael, tribal councilman; Theodore Evans, Director, ONEO Housing Project

3.	Community Action Committee Meeting, Crownpoint, N.M. (English translation)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Leadership training; Personal history of Wilson Arviso; History of Jesus Arviso, interpreter 1869 Navajo Treaty; The Long Walk - Jesus Arviso and the Navajo people; Wilson's ONEO business lo

4.	Community Action Committee Meeting, Crownpoint, N.M. (English translation)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Leadership training; Communication with people; Jack Nofchssy summarizes. Translation.

5.	Community Action Committee Meeting, Crownpoint, N.M. (Navajo)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Leadership training; Communication with people; Jack Nofchssy summarizes. Translation.

6.	Community Action Committee Meeting, Crownpoint, N.M. (Navajo)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Community leadership training by the Chapter officers; Speakers: Tom Rafael, tribal councilman; Theodore Evans, Director, ONEO Housing Project

7.	Community Action Committee Meeting, Crownpoint, N.M. (Navajo)	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Leadership training; Personal history of Wilson Arviso; History of Jesus Arviso, interpreter 1869 Navajo Treaty; The Long Walk - Jesus Arviso and the Navajo people; Wilson's ONEO business lo

8.	Interview with Albino Naranjo	Santa Clara Pueblo	Subjects: Planting: C.C.C. Camps; Education; Games; Grinding Mill.

9.	Interview with Alfred Aguilar, Pete Gaspar, Pat Read, San Ildefonso; Zuni; Anglo, Gallup, NM		Subjects: Gallup Ceremonials, Indian Arts and Crafts

10.	Interview with Alfredo Rael, Governor	Picuris Pueblo	Subjects: Customs in the Pueblo; Pueblo punishment for various crimes, including drunkenness; Enrollment in the tribe- degree of blood.

11.	Interview with Anonymous	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: Identification and significance of slides showing Kiva paintings; Kiva site.

12.	Interview with Anonymous	Isleta Pueblo	Subjects: Linguistics.

13.	Interview with Anonymous	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: Antelope hunting; Indian warfare; Pecos Native Americans; Taos Revolt.

14.	Interview with Anonymous	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: Kiva paintings: identification, significance and lighting; Kachinas; Deer and antelope masks; Mermaid story; Rain pictures.

15.	Interview with Anonymous	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: Airplane and automobiles; Horse and wagon and other older forms of transportation; Peddlers at Zia; Experiences at Santa Fe Indian School and the Pueblo school; Military duty; Modernization

16.	Interview with Anonymous	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: Weapons; Zia animals; Fruits grown at the pueblo; The use of dogs; Community horses; Taylor Grazing Act; Branding; Wool; Cow breeding; Ceremonial dances; Means of traveling in the past.

17.	Interview with Anonymous	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: The description and significance of paintings from the walls of excavated Kivas.

18.	Interview with Anonymous of Zia Pueblo	Zia Pueblo	Subjects: The creation of all things (metaphysics); The Zia migration; Various duties divided by gender; Ceremonial clothes; Use of baskets in ceremonies; Hunting weapons; Hunting; Introduction and us

19.	Interview with Antonio Garcia, David Garcia	San Juan Pueblo	Subjects: Legends and history of Tewas (i.e., Salt Lady, Battle between Christ and Montezuma); Pueblo political structure; Burial practice.

20.	Interview with Billy Guyman, Gallup, N.M.	Navajo Indians	Subjects: Rodeo life; Early history of the Navajo: Mounted raids and hunts

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