Graham Refuses To Resign State Position
Abilene businessman Graham said he will not resign from the State Civil Service Board and asks not to be considered for another appointment by Gov. Fred Hall. He cites law forbidding holding two public offices and notes his long service with the Eisenhower Foundation. He urges a qualified replacement for the Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission.
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Abilene Today
State Civil Service Board
Fred Hall
Topeka
Chicago
Hall
Governors
Eisenhower Presidential Library ‘Commission
Abilene
State Civil Services Board
Civil Service Board
Eisenhower Foundation Board of
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Isenhower Foundation
State of
Kansas
Cally
Senate
Rotary
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Dation
Eisenhower Presidential Library Commission
Eisenhower Presdential Library Commission
Subpoena Will Be the Cudgel
Washington report on Representative Celler and his House Judiciary subcommittee plan to subpoena all accessible BAC files to uncover secrecy surrounding the Commerce Department Business Advisory Council. Secretary Weeks and Walter White resisted access, citing custody and legal limits. The BAC, with about 165 corporate officials, advises on national business policy and has operated since the 1930s across parties.
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Celler
D-Ny
Commerce Department
Business Advisory Council
House
WOC
Secretary of Commerce
Council
Walter S. White
Hoxie seeks to restore segregation in schools
The Hoxie School Board, under advisement, considers a petition by eight citizens committee members to reestablish segregation after an integration order. The move follows a boycott of the integrated schools begun last week, affecting about 25 Negro students. White enrollment is around 1,000. Negro pupils were previously sent to neighboring towns at public expense.
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Hoxie
Ark
Prize Ewe Shipped to President Eisenhower by Kentucky Boys
In Warsaw Kentucky two brothers Robert and Louis Ewbank, whose family raises sheep for 91 years, sent Dwight D Eisenhower a prize winning ewe from their Kentucky State Fair Future Farmers of America project. They noted the President had received cattle and hogs for his farm but no sheep. The ewe was mailed express prepaid to the Gettysburg Pennsylvania resident.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Robert
Louis Ewbank
America
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