On the recordOctober 7, 1976
No domestic matter has given me greater pride than my administration's record of turning about the discrimination and neglect that all Indians faced for so many years.
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Remarks in Lawton, Oklahoma, Upon Signing a Proclamation for the Observance of Native American Awareness Week.
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