Indians May Carry Fight To High Court
Seneca Nation president Dean Williams says the Six Nations may take their case to the Supreme Court and United Nations if New York state oversteps. Backing comes from Senator Ives and Leighton Wade as Iroquois Confederacy unity holds on a protracted fight over state laws. The six nations are Cayugas Mohawks Oneidas Onondagas Senecas and Tuscaroras.
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United States Congress
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United Nations
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Whisky Ends Police Car Chase in Virginia
A liquor law violator fled a police cruiser and tossed a case of whisky from his speeding car. One cruiser rammed into the case, grazing a curb and ending the chase. No further details on suspects or injuries are provided.
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Michmond
Paul Bunyan
Clotter
Nation's Teachers Oppose Loyalty Oaths
About 330000 of the nation s school teachers joined 800 delegates at the National Education Association annual convention to oppose loyalty oaths for teachers. Miss Hilda Maehling spoke for the resolution saying loyalty oaths would apply universally. A campaign for federal funds to aid education was also urged, with Mabel Studebaker noting the gap between poor and good schools.
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Department of Classroom Teachers
National Education Association
Department
Hilda Maehling
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General Assembly
Mabel Studebaker
Strong Vincent High School
Eric
230000 Koreans At Leader's Rites
In Seoul a large crowd gathered for the funeral of assassinated leader Kim Koo as authorities noted no disorder. The three year old independence party leader was shot dead in his home on June 26, with police suggesting a follower killed him after learning of Kim's alleged plots against the government of President Syngman Rhee.
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Kim Koo
Korean Independence Party
Kim
Syngman Rhee
Atom Bomb Inquiry Sparks Senate Hearings
Washington reports on the Atomic Energy Commission and key figures including Eichentopper and Fermi linked to security funding and alleged mismanagement. Alan Gregg of the Rockefeller Foundation is noted, with testimony planned to outline the nation’s atomic progress in the 39 months since program oversight began.
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Memi Eichentopper
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Hichekooper
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Senator
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Lee A. Cule
Commission
Senate House Atomic
Amm-i-dent Ammoniated Toothpaste Promises Cavity Prevention
An advertisement touts Amm-i-dent Toothpaste as the first genuine ammoniated toothpaste from the Amm-i-dent Powder formula. It lists Carbamide and Dibasic Ammonium Phosphate as active ingredients that reduce acid producing bacteria and promotes family use, while noting it cannot heal existing cavities.
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Amm-i-dent
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