An inter-agency health meeting regarding health services for Navajo Indians is reported on in this document. The meeting, sponsored by the Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs, involved agencies such as the U.S. Public Health Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Navajo Tribe. Included in the proceedings are reports and remarks by participants on topics such as tuberculosis control, environmental health, housing, health services to schools, maternal and child health, the eye-glasses program, migrant health problems, and reportable disease requirements. The document concludes with recommendations for training programs and other services. Appended is a summary of Navajo Indian health programs with plans for future action. (EL)