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Second Accident of Bus
Kills Three, Injures 18
MEJICO CITY, Of)—A bus car
rying 36 passengers crashed into
a tree Friday near Toluca after
its brakes failed. No one was in
jured.
Minutes later the driver was
maneuvering the bus back onto
the highway. It collided with a
truck. Two persons were killed
and 18 injured.
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temperatures of GO to 70 degrees
for those who wear civilized cloth
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CHUCK & HANK
Nixon Champions
Administration Record
In Helping Labor
Vice President Nixon made the
first labor speech of his current
tour in Cincinnati Friday, cham
pioning the Taft-Hartley labor
law and the administration’s la
bor record.
Nixon said the law is not “per
fect” and “needs amending.” He
also predicted rank and file union
members will support Eisenhower
in the November 9 election.
In an airport news conference
at Wheeling, W.Va., Nixon told a
questioner Eisenhower is fit and
"in fighting trim.” Then Nixon
added:
“By the way, I wonder how
Mr. Stevenson's other kidney is
doing today?”
Stevenson underwent a kidney
operation some time ago. Some
Democrats are raising the ques
tion of Eisenhower’s health.
Indian Congress
Wants No End to
Federal Care
SALT LAKE CITY Spokes
men for America's Indians de
manded Friday a federal policy
aimed at “the growth and devel
opment’’ of their resources “rath
er than the needless termination
of federal responsibility" for
them.
The expression was contained
in a resoluion approved at the
13th annual convention of the Na
tional Congress of American In
dians. Delegates attending repre
sent 60 Indian tribes with a pop
ulation of 250,000.
The resolution said existing leg
islation providing for gradual ter
mination of federal control over
the Indians “is a flagrant exam
ple of an attempt to solve com
plex social, economic, cultural
and legal problems by merely
legalistic means.”
Repeal of the existing law was
urged with the substitution for it
of legislation providing for the
drafting of “a plan of develop
ment . . . for each reservation,
pueblo, colony, village or other
designation by which Indian of
the United Etates and Alaska are
recognized.
The plan, in each case, would
“be prepared by the Indians of
the respective groups, with auth
ority to call upon agencies of the
federal government for technical
assisstance.”
The resolution asked that an
nual appropriations of funds be
made ■ by Congress in an amount
sufficient “for carrying into ef
fect these individual development
plans.”
The annual budget, the resolu
tion said, should “include ade
quate funds to provide for the
credit needs and for capital in
vestment required for the full de
velopment of Indian resources.”
The Statue of Liberty cost the
French people who presented it to
America $450,000; the American
people paid $350,000 for the
pedestal.
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Dewey Goodrich
President
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' Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CHAPTER PO. I
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st 6 3rd Monaay of each month
Belly Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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Meets 1st aad 3rd Thursday each month
TUESDAY ONLY
AT THE THEATER
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ONE SUMMER
OF HAPPINESS
TUESDAY ONLY
AT THE THEATER
With English Translation