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Wounded Knee, South Dakota has been
forgotten by many, replaced in the headlines by
the Wounded Knee trials. But the spirit of what
happened at the small village on the Pine Ridge
Reservation lives on, stronger than ever.
Proof of that were the words of American Indian
Movement (AIM) members last night at the
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Roger Iron Cloud and Bobby Onco, defendants
in the Wounded Knee nonieadership trials, and
' ; Vernona Killo Right, told a group of about 75
i persons that the American Indian people are
striving for self-rule. ;
"AIM Is not a militant organization," said Iron
Cloud, "It is a religious movement to revitalize
Indian culture and pride." He said his people have
been fighting for 400 years against racism and
attempted genocide. He repeated the religious
theme several times as he spoke.
;, Iron Cloud compared the sentences of Water
gate defendants when pointing out the inequities
' . that exist with the Indians.
..'"They- committed greater acts than the
. Wounded Knee defendants ever did," he said.
The citizens of Lincoln have been very fair to the
Indian people staying at the barracks at the
Lincoln Air Park, Iron Cloud said, but the defense
: committee still needs help with fund raising. Help
is needed at the barracks by anyone interested, he
said.
The Wounded Knee trials resume Monday and
are open to the public, according to Ann Durham,
public relations for the defense committee.
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The Student Council
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invites all special educa
tion majors to an open
house from 12to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday in Henzlik 16 V
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The Cornhusker Mar- .
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auditorium.
Information .regarding
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Program at the University..'
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Educational Television
Network, Channel 12.
Four films, followed by
discussion opportunities,
will be presented by the
Nebraska Union Human
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conjunction with UMHE
Commonplace at 3 and 7
p.m. Sunday at the Shel
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films are "Psychics,
Saints and Scientists,"
"The Ultimate Mystery"
(with Edqar Mitchell),
"Experiments with Url
Geller" and "Potentially
Yours."
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