Jonathan Winters Named Honorary Chairman for 1956 American Indian Congress
The actor of The Jonathan Winters Show is named honorary chairman for 1956 by the National Congress of American Indians. He plans to raise funds in Southern California to aid Indian communities nationwide and has long supported Indigenous welfare initiatives.
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