King, John William
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John W. King, a medical doctor of Covington, Kentucky, was married to Ann Ruffin Barrow Benoit of West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. He was president of the Newport Manufacturing Company in Newport, Kentucky.
From the description of John W. King papers, 1828-1860 (bulk 1830-1850). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122418495
John W. King was a uranium geologist for the Atomic Energy Commission in Wyoming during the 1960s and 1970s.
From the description of Slides, 1960-1980. (University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center). WorldCat record id: 60750100
New Hampshire governor, 1963-1969; born October 10, 1918, Manchester, New Hampshire; received his B.A. (1938) and M.A. (1941) from Harvard University, and his LL. B. from Columbia University, 1943; became one of only three Democratic governors in New Hampshire during the twentieth century; started first modern state lottery from which he developed a statewide university system; died August 9, 1996.
From the description of John King sweepstakes collection, 1963-1967 (bulk 1963-1964). (NHAIS). WorldCat record id: 49589663
From the description of John King papers, 1963-1996 (bulk 1962-1966). (NHAIS). WorldCat record id: 49589662
From the description of John King speeches : 1962-1985 (bulk 1963-1968). (NHAIS). WorldCat record id: 51165277
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Subjects:
- Actions and defenses
- Banks and banking
- Political campaigns
- Medical education
- Governors
- Governors
- Lotteries
- New Hampshire. Governor (1963-1969 : King)
- Uranium mines and mining
Occupations:
- Physicians
Places:
- Wyoming (as recorded)
- Powder River Basin (Wyo.) (as recorded)
- New Hampshire (as recorded)
- New Hampshire (as recorded)
- Shirley Basin (Wyo.) (as recorded)
- Louisiana (as recorded)
- Gas Hills (Wyo.) (as recorded)
- Green Mountain (Wyo.) (as recorded)
- Kentucky (as recorded)
- New Hampshire (as recorded)
- Crooks Gap (Wyo.) (as recorded)
- United States (as recorded)
