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    		• Cly family.
     
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    		• Begay family.
     
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    		• Navajo Indians -- Monument Valley (Ariz. and Utah)
     
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    		• Navajo Indians -- Social conditions.
     
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    		• Navajo Indians -- Social life and customs.
     
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    		• Navajo Indians -- Claims.
     
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    		• Navajo Indians -- Government relations.
     
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    		• Uranium mines and mining -- Southwest, New -- History.
     
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    		• Radioactivity -- Physiological effect -- Southwest, New
     
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    		• Navajo language materials.
     
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    The return of Navajo Boy
    University of California, Extension Center for Media and Independent Learning, c2000.
    Format: 
    [videorecording] /
    Description: 
    1 videocassette (52 min.) :
    Illustration Details: 
    sd., col. with b&w sequences ;
    Dimensions: 
    1/2 in.
    Summary: 
    The resurfacing of a decades old film reunites a man and his family and explores radioactivity problems on the Navajo reservation. The original film, Navajo Boy, produced by Robert J. Kennedy, chronicles the Cly and Begay families. The new film, Return of Navajo Boy, juxtaposes the families' lives now and then. The current film also explores the effects of uranium exposure from the mines on the Navajo Nation on the health of the Navajo people. It documents the return/reunion of John Wayne Cly, a Navaho boy, taken as a child by missionaries around 40 years ago from his Navajo family.
    Additional Authors: 
    Spitz, Jeff.
    Kennedy, Bill.
    Jeff Spitz Productions.
    University of California (System). Extension Center for Media and Independent Learning.
    Language: 
    English and Navajo with English subtitles.
    Technical Detail: 
    VHS.
    Notes: 
    Documentary.
    Number of Copies: 
    1
    NUMBER OF HOLDS: 
    0
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    LocationCall No.CollectionStatus 
    Madison PL-Central363.11962234932089972 R316rn VideoSTORAGE AREA, ASK STAFF FOR HELPOn Hold Shelf

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