In the annals of the Sioux Indian nation, few men equaled the leadership of Sitting Bull, and healong with the Sioux gloryhas been dead for 69 years. But last week a new leader was writing a fresh chapter in the dusty pages of Who's Sioux. He is college-trained Anthony Rivers, 40, a slender, hatchet-faced Indian, who is aggressively helping his long impoverished people into a new era of self-respect. His method is one that might have made even fierce old Sitting Bull stand and cheer: the Sioux are going into business in a big way and taking the land...
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