50 Years Ago: Fencing of land becomes issue of the day
Back in 1967, Navajo Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakai and land officials did not see eye-to-eye on issues surrounding grazing on reservation land.
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50 Years Ago: Nakai discusses plans to mark Long Walk
Navajo Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakai even seemed to be happy as he met with news reporters to talk about the tribe’s plan to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Long Walk next year.
Read More50 Years Ago: N.M. gov crusades against alcohol
Navajo Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakai journeyed to Alamo, the small Navajo community southwest of Albuquerque, 50 years ago to give the 800 residents some good news.
Read More50 Years Ago: ‘Redskins’ consider selling liquor to ‘palefaces’
Even for the Navajo Times, the headline on the front page was somewhat unusual – “Pale-Face Tourism Program Brings Glow to Redskins.”
Read More50 Years Ago: Treat tribe like Appalachia, states say
The Navajo Times learned this week that officials in New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado have been meeting quietly over the past six months to iron out a plan that they say will improve the life of many people living in the Four Corners area, including members of the Navajo Tribe.
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