Word: indianized
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Experts on the problems of American Indians will meet at Harvard in two weeks as part of the Third Annual Indian Weekend...
...meeting, which will center around a conference called "Change and the American Indian," is being sponsored by the American Indians at Harvard (AIH), a student group established in 1974 to assist Native Americans at the University...
Conference participants will attend workshops as well as lectures during the program. One workshop, led by Frank Ryan, a student at the Law School and a member of the Gros Ventre tribe, will focus on the economic development of the Indian tribes...
also be used to manufacture votes, something the Congress Party has not been above doing in the past. Even if Janata can generate widespread popular support, there is some doubt as to whether the party can translate that support into votes. The irregularities of Indian politics, a country whose corrupt electoral system makes the late Richard J. Daley's machine pale by comparison, have led many of the opposition leaders to resign themselves to an inevitable Congress victory...
...Indian politics will no doubt continue under a cloud of repression for some time to come. Gandhi has no intention of relinquishing the reins of the government to any of her opponents, regardless of the election results. The Janata has touched and stirred in the Indian people a chord of resentment against the Congress Party that is stronger than any since the party's formation after independence in 1947. Such sentiments are particularly noteworthy. existing despite an Indian economy that is healthier than it has beer in years. Still, Janata has little chance of gaining enough seats to sway government...