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GUEST ARTIST for the formal
opening of the Winem'
Hotel's new Pow-Wow room
next Thursday will bt John
Molineri, noted accordionist
end enterteiner, Molineri, a
widely known teacher of the
instrument, has appeared in
such places as the Waldorf
Astoria in New York City,
the Fairmont and Mark Hop
kins in San Francisco and the
various Statler hotels. The
opening will be held from
5:30 until 8 p.m.
Election Board
Sued By Negro
OKLAHOMA CITY I A $200.-
000 lawsuit against the State Elec
tion Board was filed yesterday by
a Negro lawyer attacking the re
quired designation of Negroes on
Oklahoma ballots.
The plaintiff, A. B. McDonald,
was a candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for U. S. senator in
the July 6 primary election won
by Sen. Robert S. Kerr.
McDonald bases his suit on the
word "Negro" placed after his
name on ballots, and alleges the
1(31 state legislative act providing
such listing is unconstitutional and
amount to segregation in violation
of federal law.
Physicians Stage
'Suspension'
TOKYO M) Some 4.000 Tokvo
physicians today staged a 24-hour
"suspension of business" to pro
test a proposed cut in government
health insurance fees.
Kyodo News Service said govern
ment-employed health officers took
over . emergency cases. Patients
with routine aches and pains were
asked to come back tomorrow.
Klamath Falls, Oree.a
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Nebraska Governor Seeks
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A complicated series of primary
contests In Nebraska one a Senaie
race pitting Republican Gov. Rob
ert B. Crosby against six oppo
nents tops party balloting in three
states today.
Also on the slate are an Idaho
primary, an Arkansas runoff and
a Democratic convention in Dela
ware. These will determine:
1. Whether Idaho's "singing cow
boy," former Sen. Olen Taylor,
can resume a political career that
faltered after he bolted the Demo
cratic party in 1048 to run for vice
president on the Progressive ticket.
2. Whether Arkansas Gov. Fran
cis Cherry can win a second term
in a Democratic runoff.
3. Whether Democratic Sen. J.
Allen Prear Jr. of Delaware can
win renomlnation over the opposi
tion of some party leaders who con
tend he's too "conservative."
Though each state has only two
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Senators, Nebraska will name can
didates for three Senate seats a
rare circumstance caused by the
deaths earlier this year of OOP
Senators Dwight Griswold and
Hugh Butler.
The feature race Is for the regu
lar 6-year term starting next Jan-
narv. when Grlswoia s term woum
have expired. Gov. Crosby and
Rep. Carl T. Curtis are in a field
of seven seeking ine uur- nomina-
t0n-
Three Democrats are competing
for their party's nomination to the
6-year term, though Nebraska nor
mally is strongly Republican.
A total of 31 candidates 24 Re
publicans and 7 Democrats are
entered in the Senate contests. The
present Nebraska senators, serv
ing by appointment, are not seek
ing election.
The other Senate posts to be
filled in November are for the last
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three months of Griswold's term
and the remaining four years of
Butler's term.
Both parties also will name nom
inees for governor. Two of the
state's four House members face
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