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Wilbur Jacobs, of the University of California-Santa Barbara testified the Sioux would never have, agreed to portions of the treaty that indicated they would become dependents. dozen Sioux in the first week of the hearing teaches that their people understood themselves to be a sovereign nation entering an agreement with the United States when they signed the treaty. The Sioux had no written language and were therefore at a disadvantage, Thorne has argued. The treaty agreement negotiated between equals," over a three-year period, Jacobs testified. The Sioux were a powerful people who would not have signed a treaty that said they put themselves under the protection of the United States.
"Whom did they need protection from?" Jacobs asked The philosophy of Manifest Destiny led the United States to seek the treaty, Jacobs said. America wanted to stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and it needed land for the railroads. Later, it wanted gold that was found on Indian land, including the Black Hills of South Dakota, and it wanted good farmland. HEATING AIR SERVICEMAN NEEDED HEATING AIR PERSONNEL WITH Good Pay, Good Working Conditions. Paid Vacations and Fringe Benefits.
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 427-1427 Need Additional Income? The Jackson Sun Has A Motor Route Open In The Dresden Tennessee Area Excellent Opportunity To Earn Extra Cash Call Lee Jones or Jimmy Stratton Toll Free 1-800-532-6242 Bible Page Clue To Slaying Of Boy The treaty has brought more than 100 Indians, including traditional tribal leaders, from their reservation homes in South Dakota for what they call the first opportunity to present their case in court. Judge Warren K. Ur- -bom is hearing the defense motion on the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie in a third-floor courtroom that was packed during six days of testimony last week. He ordered a smaller, second-floor court room wired for sound for a number of Sioux and others interested in the hearing unable to obtain seats in the main cour- troom. Thorne has used American historians bnd Sioux Indians to present his case.
The Sioux have a tradition of "oral history," passed from one generation to the next. That history related by some half- LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Testimony in a U.S. District Court hearing here on an 1868 treaty between the Sioux Indians and the federal government has brought such terms as Manifest Destiny ut of the history books and into the news. Attorneys for six persons convicted of crimes stemming from the 1973 occupation of Wounded Knee, S.D., contend the treaty is still valid.
Therefore, the attorneys say, the Sioux are a sovereign nation and the courts have ho jurisdiction over crimes allegedly committed on Indian land. If the treaty is upheld, it almost surely will lead to other litigation in which Indians would seek reparation for or recovery of former lands, chief defense counsel John Thorne has said. It would also mean dismissal of some 50 pending Wounded Knee cases. "This was an ble, missing one page, was in the room when a motel employe found the child in a pool of blood. Soon after the boy's body was discovered in a motel bathroom Friday, police arrested a man identified as Vernal Walford, 31, alias Robert Grant, of Hartford, and charged him with first-degree murder.
"Like sacrificing a lamb, it looked like he MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Police are investigating possible links between a missing page from a Bible and the ritualistic slaying of a 9-year-old Pennsylvania boy. Detective Edward Carberry said Sunday he would compare the Bible with another to see if the missing verses provide any clues in the throat-slashing death of Arnold Zeleznik of Port Washington, Pa. Carberry said the Bi OPEN DAILY MONDAY, TUESDAY held the child so the throat would be over the toilet, let him bleed. Carberry said.
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