2,591. Reference : MM-1-17-19

Witchery

| 14 June 1965 - The descendents of S.longjot and another khe (elder) both respect the same spirit and married each another to form this village. | Punch card

2,592. Reference : MM-1-17-20

Lue history.

| 14 – 23 June 1965 - Lue history and migration to Thailand, where they settled in several provinces. In the past they made war not for dominion over land, but for dominion over people. | Punch card

2,593. Reference : MM-1-17-21

Sprits and membership.

| 14 June 1965 - Spirits and membership; spirit worship and beliefs about marriage, divorce, and guardian spirits (house and village spirits) among residents of Phalad. | Punch card

2,594. Reference : MM-1-17-22

Reaction to Morman and other outsiders.

| 14 June 1965 - Reaction to Moerman and other outsiders. While people make their farewells to the sheriff by offering him a ‘wai’, Moerman is welcomed with Lue songs, and a wai from some people | Punch card

2,595. Reference : MM-1-17-23

Contact with other groups.

| 14 June 1965 - Contact with other groups can be through marriage between people from different villages. | Punch card

2,596. Reference : MM-1-17-24

Gifts.

| 14 June 1965 - Gifts: Lue people bring food or liquor to people they like. Moerman frequently received gifts from people in the village. People think it is bad to loan money. | Punch card

2,597. Reference : MM-1-17-25

Cosmology.

| 14 June 1965 - Cosmology: the Lue believe that there is a large mountain where nagas (mythical serpents) live, surrounded by the four continents known as Alamakuyan tip, Udonqo tip, Chompu tip and Mukp tip. The sun travels around this mountain. | Punch card

2,598. Reference : MM-1-17-26

Knowledge of outside worls.

| 14 June 1965 - Knowledge of the outside world. People seem to be aware of the USSR due to its military assistance to China in the form of weapons and aircraft. Some people are also familiar with satellites, rockets and airplanes. According to Pingjaw, the Meo Lai tribe used to be Communist and were supported by America. Lue women are aware of fighting in Laos and Vietnam. | Punch card

2,599. Reference : MM-1-17-27

Changes in BP.

| 14 and 19 June 1965 - Changes in Ban Phaed. There is one motorbike and almost 20 radio sets in the village. Maikham is a teacher at Matthayom Wittayakom School. | Punch card

2,600. Reference : MM-1-17-28

Spirits and membership.

| 15 June 1965 - Spirit and memberships. Among the Northern Thai a bachelor and widower violate custom if they sleep inside a house. In Ban Phaed anyone may cross the “ping” (threshold) of any house because there are no house spirits. Lao spirits do not allow any non-Lao people or Lao who respect different spirits to go past the fireplace. | Punch card