Klamath district warden's correspondence 1960-1961.

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Klamath district warden's correspondence 1960-1961.

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Series documents the Klamath District warden's communications with other agencies and organizations. Records include letters, memoranda, and attached reports. Primary correspondents are the Forestry Department's central office, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Bureau of Land Management. Subjects include federal/state cooperation, Klamath Tribe, termination of the Klamath reservation, district finances, forest practices, and radio operation plans.

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