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After the 1987 election, the paper – still funded by the Navajo Nation government – was shut down by the chairman Peter MacDonald. The editorial board of the paper had endorsed MacDonald's opponent, Peterson Zah , during the campaign and continued to criticize the government in its editorials.
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Nov 12, 2019 · Page one of a three-page letter written in 1943 by Private Ralph Anderson and sent to the Navajo Tribal Chairman and the Navajo Service Superintendent demanding the right to vote, on behalf of “the Navaho Soldier boys.”. NAID 7863696. The first election following WWII was in 1946 and that April there was a flurry of letters at all levels.
Dec 24, 1987 · Read Navajo Times Newspaper Archives, Dec 24, 1987, p. 1 with family history and genealogy records from window rock, arizona 1959-2016.
May 22, 2014 · Navajo history kind to tribal leaders running in primary. May 22, 2014. A half century ago, the then chairman of the Navajo Nation, Raymond Nakai, was still seething about what happened in the ...
Mar 20, 2022 · The Osage News is widely touted as a tribal newspaper which used legislative means to achieve press freedom. WASHINGTON —. “John,” the editor of a small Native American tribal newspaper ...
The newspaper continued as a weekly until 1984, when its name changed to the Navajo Times Today [LCCN: sn 84002329] and was published daily. Three years later, the title changed back to Navajo Times , and since then has been published weekly.
Dec 1, 2022 · They cover news important to those communities, including information about tribal council elections and decisions, developments on the reservation and in surrounding areas, and issues that affected their communities. Navajo Times (Window Rock, AZ), April 19, 1961. One of those newspapers is the Navajo Times, published in Window Rock, Arizona.
