John X. Jamrich to James L. Carter, 1972-09-01

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Content type
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Nishnawbe News Materials
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Additional/Alternative Titles
Title
John X. Jamrich to James L. Carter, 1972-09-01
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Organizations
Creator (cre): Jamrich, John X.
Contributor (ctb): Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives
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Text
Language
Language
English
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
Indians of North America
Newspapers
Subject Corporate Name
Subject Corporate Name
Northern Michigan University
Geographic Subject
Geographic Subject
Marquette (Mich.)
Marquette County (Mich.)
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Origin Information
Date Created
1972-09-01
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1 item
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Physical Form
Correspondence
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digitized other analog
Related Item
Related Item
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Title
James L. Carter papers
Identifier
MSS-360
Note
Note
This item comes from a folder of correspondence related to the Nishnawbe News in the James L. Carter papers. Jim Carter came to Northern Michigan University in 1968 as a technical writer in the Research and Development Office. From 1970 to 1975, he was the Assistant Director of the Office of Research and Development and was the Coordinator of the American Indian Program from 1970 to 1972. He became the Director of the Northern Michigan University Press in 1972 and the News Director of the NMU News Bureau in 1975.
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Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives
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NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES

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Jamrich, John X. “John X. Jamrich to James L. Carter, 1972-09-01”. Correspondence. Nishnawbe News Materials. Central Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan University Archives. https://uplink.nmu.edu/node/63589.
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