Knowland Urges GOP Primaries If Ike Doesn't Run
California Senator Len Knowland urged the GOP to allow time for a proper appraisal if President Eisenhower does not seek another term. He said any potential candidate should test strength in state primaries and conventions and hinted Eisenhower should announce intentions by January 1. Knowland did not commit to running and signaled a possible bid to challenge Governor Knight for California’s 70 delegate votes.
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Len Knowland
Calif
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Knowland
Goodwin J. Knight
California
Knight
Republican Party
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D-Tenn
Muskegon
Mich
Gilcrease Barbecue Honors Museum Save
About 1,000 people gathered on the museum grounds in Osage County near Tulsa to celebrate Thomas Gilcrease for saving the Gilcrease Museum. He hosted a wild game dinner featuring antelope, deer, elk and bear hunted last month in Wyoming, supporting the museum's Indian art collection valued around 12 million dollars given to the city and state.
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Thomas Gilcrease
Wyoming
Osage County
Gilerease
Gilcrease
City approves 24 million bond to settle museum debts
A city vote approved a 24 percent million bond issue to retire the museum's debts, securing funding to clear outstanding obligations and preserve the institution's operations.
Canadian Express Derails Near Vancouver No Serious Injuries
The Canadian National Railways Continental Express from Vancouver to Montreal derailed Sunday night when a two unit diesel engine struck a rock. The engine and five cars remained upright with no serious injuries reported.
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Montreal
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Indian Officials To Meet Comanche At Fort Sill
Assistant US Indian Affairs commissioner Thomas H. Reid will meet Comanche leaders at Fort Sill Indian School at 1 p.m. November 19 as part of a regional tour through November 22 to discuss local problems and welfare. Tribal councilman Robert Coffey noted the session follows a Washington request by Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache delegates including Looking Glass and Berry.
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United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Fort Sill Indian School
Robert Coffey
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Coffey
Indian Affairs Office
Washington D. C
Henry Looking-Glass
Robert Goombi
Ernest Hunt
Tennyson Berry
Washington, D.C
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Lawton
Lawrence Tomah
Walters
Paul Attockine
Talihina
Looking Glass
Oklahoma City
Toledo War and 1837 Grant Mark Michigan Boundary
The Upper Peninsula was ceded to Michigan by the federal government in 1837 after Michigan and Ohio clashed in the Toledo War. It is noted as the only war fought between two U.S. states.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Ohio
Toledo
Off-Year Local Elections Slated In Kentucky and Philly
Off-year elections next Tuesday feature Kentucky governor and Philadelphia mayor contests. In Kentucky former baseball commissioner A B Chapman seeks a Democratic gubernatorial bid while Philadelphia pits two self styled liberals against each other. State lawmakers will be picked in Kentucky New Jersey and Virginia with city ballots in Boston Cleveland Indianapolis and many smaller cities across several states.
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New Jersey
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Atomic Bomb Study Says Blood Changes Remain Minimal
Dr Wayne Truax a member of the atomic bomb casualty commission at Hiroshima testified Monday that there have been no significant changes in blood composition of Japanese exposed to radiation from the Nagasaki and Hiroshima bombs.
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Tokyo
Wayne Truax
Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Five room home with apartment on rear lot
A 1303 H Avenue property offers five rooms a detached garage a storm cellar and a furnished apartment at the rear. Total asking price is 5800 dollars.
Three Boats Beached in Fog Toll Near Mission Beach
SAN DIEGO Calif Three beached boats and two drownings marked a fogbound Sunday off Mission Beach. The fog rolled in around 10 am reducing visibility to a few feet by noon. Electrician Rufus Nix 41 and his wife Marie 40 drowned when their 12 foot fiberglass outboard boat swamped in heavy surf.
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Calif
Mission Beach
Rufus Nix
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