Haskell Institute A Proud Indian School History
The Haskell Indian Institute in Lawrence Kansas grew into a major vocational school with more than 900 students from 90 tribes in 34 states and Alaska. It fields a high school team in a local Eastern Kansas league and supports 25 vocational fields while boasting a 100 percent placement record for graduates who completed courses. Notable alumni include Jim Thorpe and General Clarence L. Tinker.
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Railroads Eye Atomic Locomotives And Modern Improvements
New York atomic locomotive seen as definite possibility amid a wave of innovations. Gas turbine electric locomotives in service with Union Pacific. siesta sleeper cars. Talgo trains. air conditioning. diesel railcars. piggyback freight. radio telephone and microwave signaling expand efficiency. Centralized Traffic Control and electronic reservations boards speed service as railroads push a multi year modernization program with peer industry support.
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Beer 250 Year Old Beer Tasted Horrible
London archaeologist Ivor Noel Hume described beer recovered from a sunken supply ship as horrible. Bottles washed ashore on the east Kent coast after 250 years underwater, with drinkers noting the taste had not improved.
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