On the recordMarch 28, 1948
In conclusion, I urge that the Klamath Indians give deep thought to the use of their resources, both individual and tribal, in ways that will insure their future security and progress.
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presidency.ucsb.eduHarry Truman: “In conclusion, I urge that the Klamath Indians give deep thought to the use of their resources, both individual and…”
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Letter to Secretary Krug Upon Signing Bill Authorizing Distribution of Capital Reserve Funds of the Klamath Indians
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