Pine Ridge administrative papers, including a description of Lyman's personal daily notes; letters; and News clippings.

Daily notes and articles, including the published text of a January 3 address by Richard Kneip, governor of South Dakota, to the state legislature.

Daily notes; a tape recording transcript of a discussion concerning the proposed Badlands National Monument and Wilderness Area; and articles about Indian welfare, elections, land policies, education, substance abuse, and reforms within the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

Daily notes; lists of cooperatives and housing authorities; and a lengthy transcript of a discussion concerning tribal elections.

Daily notes and clippings dealing with Indian education and substance abuse; and an open letter to the heads of American Christian churches discussing Indian issues.

Daily notes, meeting minutes, and News clippings dealing with Indian issues, including housing, economy, legal rights, and education.

Daily notes; and a brief, incomplete transcript of discussions about the proposed Badlands National Monument and various reservation problems.

Daily notes, administrative memorandums, and articles discussing Indian social and economic issues.

Daily notes and articles related to Indian natural resource and social issues; and an accidental death report on Arthur Elk (Little Woman) and Glenda Conroy at Pine Ridge Reservation.

Feature articles on Pine Ridge Reservation; the Oglala Sioux Livestock Ordinance of 1972; and a grazing contract resolution.

Daily notes; reservation death reports; and a caustic Indian reading, "My Country 'Tis of Thy People."

Daily notes; a tape recording transcript concerning problems with the "lame duck" tribal council and tribal finances; various articles; and the Lymans' correspondence with Utah friends.

Daily notes, a personal letter, articles, and a press release all discussing the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder, charges of discrimination against Indians, and conflicts with the American Indian Movement.

Daily notes; a narrative by June Lyman; and articles about Yellow Thunder's second autopsy, violence at Wounded Knee Trading Post, and further conflict with the American Indian Movement.

Daily notes; news articles; written messages from June Lyman to Stanley Lyman concerning unrest among members of the American Indian Movement; and a press release from the organization detailing its grievances.

Memorandums and articles dated March 16-17 concerning the American Indian Movement's siege at Pine Ridge.

Daily notes; a narrative; a detailed report to Lyman's area director about the American Indian Movement's siege at Pine Ridge Reservation; and an ironic reading, "Indians Prayer of Thanksgiving," by Eddie Benton, member of the American Indian Movement.

A list of Pine Ridge members of the American Indian Movement and the Committee for Oglala Sioux Unity; newspaper articles about government-Indian relations; and a letter from Stanley to June Lyman concerning the American Indian Movement's siege at Pine Ridge Reservation.

Articles about the Nebraska trial of Yellow Thunder's death; the American Indian Movement's plea to President Richard Nixon for tougher charges in that case; and a letter from the American Indian Press Association concerning the Oglala Nation News.

Daily notes, articles, and personal and official letters all discussing the American Indian Movement, its charges, and other Indian issues.