RE-ELECT “ROB” BLODGETT
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
District 23
“Bob” Blodgett will work to accomplish:
1. Program Route 97, Nome-Fairbanks Road, via Solomon, White
Mountain, Golovin, Elim, Moses Point, Koyuk, and Kaltag,
thence up the Yukon.
2. Pioneer Roads: Shaktoolik - Unalakleet; Unalakleet - Kaltag;
Lost River - Cape Creek - Wales; Kougarok - Pilgrim Springs.
3. Savoonga, Stebbins and St. Michael Airfields.
4. A Vocational High School in Northwestern Alaska.
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Negotiations Fail For
Fifth 'Great Debate’
WASHINGTON, I/P> — Negotia
tions for a fifth TV-radio debate
between the two presidential can
didates collapsed Saturday just as
final agreement apparently was
about to be reached.
Vice President Nixon’s negoti
ators broke off the long-stalemat
ed talks although, they said, only
final details needed to be com
pleted on the time and place for
the broadcast.
The Republicans blamed the
Democrats for their action. They
accused Sen. Kennedy of issuing
an ultimatum to Nixon and of
accusing the Vice President’s ne
gotiators of bad faith.
Kennedy Says U.S. Couldn't
Stand Four Years of Nixon
PHILADELPHIA, l/PI — Sen.
John Kennedy said today the
United States “cannot possibly af
ford four years of Republican
leadership under Mr. Nixon.”
Kennedy started the last vital
full week of the campaign driving
through the cobbled streets of
melting pot South Philadelphia.
“We have come down on the
side of progress,” Kennedy said,
adding that the Republican party
has opposed every progressive
measure of the past and that
Nixon has associated himself with
this record for the past 14 years.
Made A Mistake
MIAMI, Fla., —Eleanor Holm,
43 - year - old former Olympic
swimming star who took an over
dose of sleeping pills in a friend’s
apartment here, told police today.
“I made a mistake.”
“I had been drinking,” she said.
“Otherwise, I wouldn’t have done
it.”
She was released from a hos
pital and returned to the apart
ment of Thomas J. Whalen, for
mer gambling casino operator.
She was found unconscious there
Saturday.
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Weekend Visit by 1,450
U.S. Marines Is Termed
Aggression by Castro
HAVANA, (Ah— A special force
of 1,450 U. S. Marines, whose
weekend visit to Guantanamo
Bay brought charges of aggression
from supporters of Prime Minis
ter Fidel Castro, went back to
sea today.
They headed for home bases on
Puerto Rico after four weeks of
maneuvers at sea aboard the as
sault carrier Boxer and 48 hours
of shore leave at Guantanamo.
Their visit, termed in Washing
ton a period of rest and relaxa
tion, served nevertheless as a hint
to Castro that help is not far off
if anyone should take a swing at
Guantanamo.
In apparent retaliation for the
presence of the Marines, Castro
Sunday called out an estimated
200,000 of his reorganized civilian
militia for meetings in Havana.
Speakers harped on Castro’s oft
repeated theme that the United
States is planning to launch an
invasion of Cuba.
U.S. authorities at first said the
48-hour visit of the Marines at
the base on the southeast coast
was to give the highly trained
force relaxation ashore. But they
later added it could be considered
a show of strength to discourage
Castro from any attack on the
base.
Truman Doesn't Want Govt. Job
NEW YORK, Iff!—'Former Pre
sident Harry S. Truman said to
day he does not want any politi
cal appointment if a Democratic
administration is elected Nov. 8.
Truman, campaigning for Sen.
John Kennedy, told newsmen on
arriving here from his home in
Independence, Mo.: “I have had
all the political jobs I want.”
Truman said he came here to
“do a little campaigning and, of
course, to see my grandchildren.”
MOSCOW, (J)—The Soviet cab
inet announced a world’s fair will
be held in Moscow in 1967. Tass
said the fair’s motto will be “Pro
gress and Peace,” and it will be
open to all countries “regardless
of their government and social
systems.”
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Worthy Matron
Verna Mickelson
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Dusty Rhode
Secretary
Wednesday launch eon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDEH, President
JANE FOSTER. Secretary
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