With a view toward stimulating remedial Federal Government and local community action, the National Council on Indian Opportunity held hearings on problems of urban American Indians during 1968 and 1969 in 5 major cities. This report organizes the interracial aspects of urban Indian concerns evidenced during the hearings. Much is included in the way of direct quotations from Indian witnesses. Indian-White relationships, Indian-Black relationships, legal and social services, employment difficulties, and poverty programs are among the areas of concern discussed in the document. (JH)