True Utes Seize Tribal Bureau Office In Utah Protest
About 30 members of the Uintah Ouray Utes call themselves True Utes occupy the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Fort Duchesne Utah a bloodless coup to protest tribal fund spending They walk in while regular staff depart led by Etta McCurdy and backed by retired Gen Herbert Holdridge The group wants petitions to Washington and vows no violence in a background of Native rights tensions A Powell Wyoming man tests a new power lawn mower indoors cutting a rug nap short in a separate item.
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Polio fund directors accused of misusing donations
Minnesota Attorney General Mondale charged the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation with improper administration of funds raised for polio victims. He cited that only 1.5 percent of a 1956 campaign and 47 percent of funds from 1952 to 1959 were used for medical purposes. Four medical staff threatened to quit without board overhaul.
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Khrushchev Returns To Red Capitol
Premier Nikita Khrushchev flew back to Moscow from a Bucharest round of East European Communist summit meetings that backed peaceful co existence. Pravda defended that line and warned left wing critics while omitting Chinese opposition and stressing tension reduction.
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