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- W " V , .. , Thursday. January 21, 1954 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon Page 14 Bills to Free Indians Offered WASHINGTON UD Bills to end federal jurisdiction over eight In dian tribal groups, including .the Klamath and the Grand Honde- Siletz groups in Oregon, have been submitted to Congress, Secretary of Interior McKay said Wednesday. Also affected would be all Indi ans in California, Florida, New York, and the Flatheads of Mon tana, the Turtle Mountain Chippe- was of North Dakota and four tribes under jurisdiction of the In dian Bureau's Potawatomi field office at Horton, Kan. McKay said the bills vary in de tail, but that all provide for an eventual end of federal trusteeship over Indian property, and i Id make the Indians subjo.-t to the came federal and state laws as other citizens. He said the bills would affect ebout 66,000 Indians, roughly -ne-lieventh of the Indian population s estimated by the Indian Bureau. McKay said federal responsibil ity for such special services to the Indians as roads, health and edu cation also would be ended. . "Ample time Is allowed, how ever, for the completion of ar rangements under which the Indi ans would receive customary serv ices from slate and local agencies on the same basis as other citi zens," he said. The bills contain provisions de signed to protect the interests of minors, incompetents and other in dividual Indians whrj will need such protection after federal trus teeship ends, he said. Rushing Named Albany's Citizen Albany Clyde Rushing, president of the Albany Cham ber of Commerce, Tuesday night was named winner of the Junior First Citizen award for 1D53. Rushing was selected by an anonymous board of judges for "rendering the most outstand ing contribution to the commu nity in the past year." Besides being elected presi dent of the Chamber of Com merce for. 1954, Rushing was chairman of the Albany area Red Cross fund campaign dur ing March. He also has served on the board of directors of the chamber and of the Rotary club. Rushing, manager of Plct swect Foods since he came here in 1947, also was active in the industrial committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Presentation of the award was made by Harold "Hayes" Evans, 1952 Junior First Citi zen. The honor is given annually to an outstanding young man of Albany between the ages of 21 and 36. The Albany Jun ior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the award banquet. Dr. Victor P. Morris, acting president of the University of Oregon, gave the evening's ad dress on "The Measure of a Community." The speaker was introduced by Rex Putnam, state superin tendent of public instruction and former superintendent of Albany public schools. French Troops Begin Offensive Aboard Troop Transport Off Tuyhoa. Indochina Uh French l-'niom lorcps stjrming ulme on the C'jist of Annam in drive to r vjnwA of the area from U Cwumunmt 14 Vwtminh uAhrA Tr.uTviuy kl'jer oc mi.')' iTjf Tvynm. 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