Khrushchev Not to be Allowed Off
Manhattan Island During U.N. Visit
UNITED NATIONS, Wl — The
United States notified the Soviet
Union Saturday that Premier
Khrushchev during his visit to
New York must not travel off
Manhattan Island.
In a memorandum delivered to
the Soviet U.N. delegation, the
United States requested that ar
rangements be made for the So
viet leader to reside as near as
possible to U.N. headquarters and
to limit his movements to those
required by his official mission
as head of the Soviet delegation
to the United Nations.
U.S. sources said similar re
strictions were being placed on
Hungarian Communist party chief
Janos Kadar and Mehmet Shehu,
premier of Albania.
The U.S. memorandum said the
restrictions were being imposed
in order to provide adequate sec
urity for the Communist leaders.
The memorandum added: “The
question of assuring the necessary
security for Mr. Khrushchev and
the Soviet delegation has, of
course, been complicated by the
hostile public statements of the
head of the Soviet government
and by the destruction of an Am
erican plane over international
waters by Soviet action and the
continued illegal detention of two
American fliers.”
The memorandum requested
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Charles Stacks Now Have
Even Dozen Children
FAIRBANKS — It‘s an even
dozen for Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stack of 535 Glacier, Hamilton
Acres, making them the parents
of the largest afmily in Fair
banks.
Born to the Stacks in St. Jo
seph’s Hospital Sept. 5 was their
12th child, a daughter, weighing
8 pounds 6V4 ounces.
The other children are 13-year
old Brigid, Kathleen, Bernard,
Steven, Mark, Kevin, Vincent;
Eileen, Sean, Timothy and Pat
ricia.
The children’s father is with
the FAA Rapcon at Ladd Air
Force Base.
The Stacks who came to Alaska
15 years ago, moved to Fairbanks
5Vfe years ago from Nome. They
live in a three bedroom home, one
bedroom of which is called the
boys’ dorm.
How do the Stacks maintain
their household?
“We have it pretty well or
ganized,” said Mrs. Stack. “If all
12 came to us at once it would
be a difficult arrangement to
make but something like this
works out just fine.”
the Soviet delegation to notify
the U.S. government at the ear
liest possible moment the exact
time of Khrushchev’s arrival, his
place of residence, length of stay,
and time and method of depart
ure.
State Department officials in
dicated that an appeal would be
made to the public to “act in a
dignified and restrained fashion,
in regard to the Communist visit
ors.”
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Letter To The Editor
We wish to reply to letter of
Stanley L. Smith published in
your August 31st edition. This let
ter made several rather serious
mis-statements of fact.
Letter states that 300 voters
were denied the right to vote. No
voters were denied the right to
vote. Section 4.01 <3) of the elec
tion code specifically outlines the
manner in which voters who are
in remote areas may vote by ab
sentee method. The recent pri
mary election had by far the
largest absentee vote ever re
corded in Alaska, which certain
ly indicates that the average voter
had a chance to vote in this man
ner.
A second mis-statement seems
to indicate that the sample bal
lots used by the Alakanuk pre
cinct were not counted. The Al
akanuk election board did so
count and certify these ballots as
official in manner provided by
law. Why did not Mr. Smith check
with this board before making
such an accusation against them?
A lack of ballots in any precinct
does not prevent anyone from
voting—plain paper can be used
and certified as official by the
eletcion board under the law.
The fact that the Alakanuk pre
cinct cast over 50 per cent more
votes in the recent election than
in the 1958 statehood election ra
ther well disproves his contention
that large numbers of voters were
being turned away at the polls.
If we can be provided with certi
fied statements by any such vot
ers we shall 'be very glad to in
vestigate. To date we have re
ceived no such statements.
Mr. Smith seems to feel that
the absentee ballots should be
handled by the Postmasters rather
than by the magistrates as under
the new law. The answer to this
is both simple and obvious. Under
statehood, elections become a
State function rather than a Fed
eral one. Postal regulation simply
do not permit postmasters to en
gage in such functions of the
State.
Any qualified voters who wish
to vote in the November 8 gen
eral election and are either in a
location remote from their pre
cinct polling place or who ex
pect to be away from same on el
ection day may vote by absentee
method. Such ballots can be se
cured bv writing to the magis
trate or deputy magistrate in their
election district or from the Sec
retary of State in Juneau.
Charles W. Preston,
Director of Elections
Debates to be Aired In Canad?
TORONTO, tP — Canadian TV
and radio networks will carry the
first debate between U.S. presi
dential candidates Richard Nix
on and John Kennedy on Sept.
26. The Canadian Broadcasting
Corp. said the second debate on
Oct. 21 will be carried over radio
networks but television coverage '
has not yet been decided.
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SCHOOL ENROLLMENT
EXPECTED TO GO OVER 700
Superintendent Con Potter to
day released additional figures on
enrollment at Nome School. He
said that a 10 per cent raise was
noted over a year ago.
There are 429 enrolled in ele
mentary school, 174 in the junior
high school and 90 in high school,
for a total of 693. Potter said he
expects the total enrollment to be
over 700 in a very few days.
Clyde Kammerer Here For Visit
Clyde Kammerer, who has been
hospitalized in a Veterans Hos
pital in California for many years
following an injury he sustained
from an auto accident, was sched
uled to arrive this morning in his
wheel chair for a visit here.
He was accompanied to Nome
by a nurse from Fairbanks.
SUPER CAVIAR
MOSCOW, l/PI—Soviet scientists
are breeding a new kind of stur
geon to produce a superbrand of
caviar. Tass said Saturday scient
ists have crossed a sterlet — a
small sturgeon from whose roe
the finest caviar is made—with a
beluga, a big white sturgeon
weighing almost a ton. The idea
is to combine the flavor of the
sterlet and the size of the beluga.
Northwest DC-8 Jet Sets Tokyo
To-Anchorage Record of 6 Hours
SEATTLE, GP — A Northwest
Orient Airlines DC-8 jet transport
has set at speed mark on the 3,100
mile Tokyo-Anchorage run of 6
hours 6 minutes, the line an
nounced today.
Capt. Blake Cahill of Seattle
commanded the flight, which av
eraged 583 miles an hour. The
plane, which carried 110 passen
gers, hit a top speed of 630 miles
an hour.
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WASHINGTON, GP — F o r
months, east coast members of
the National Trailways Bus Sys
tem had planned to hold their
annual sales convention in Atlan
tic City Sept. 13-14.
Now the convention is post
poned — because of the Pennsyl
vania railroad strike.
The bus companies explained
they are too swamped with busi
ness to hold a meeting on how to
increase business.
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