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'Japanese Government Has
No Evidence Amelia
Earhart Landed at Saipan
SAN FRANCISCO UP) — An
official report from the Japan
ese government gave no evidence
that famed flier Amelia Earhart
ever landed on the Pacific island
of Saipan, Rep. John Shelley, (D
Calif.), said in a television inter
view here lest night.
Japan showed no reluctance to
make the report, Shelley said,
after it had been requested by the
U.S. State Department on his in
sistence.
An anthropologist at the Uni
versity of California is currently
examining teeth and bones found
on a shallow grave in Saipan. A
newsman who found the remains,
Fred Geomer of CBS news, said
they possibly are those of Miss
Earhart her navigator, Fred
Noonan, who disappeared in 1937
on an attempted around-the
world flight.
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CHURCHILL IS 87
LONDON UP) — Sir Winston
Churchill walked into the House
of Commons yesterday afternoon
and the Mother of Parliaments
stopped all business to cheer him
on his 87th birthday.
Entering the House — after a
luncheon of oysters and lamb
chops, washed down by cham
pagne — Britain’s great wartime
leader made the customary bow
to the Speaker.
At the sight of Churchill, his
fellow conservatives and opposi
tion laborites filled the hall with
cheers.
COAST GUARD TO TEST
NUCLEAR-POWERED BUOY
WASHINGTON UPi — The new
type buoy, using mic-lear material
to generate electricity for light,
will be tested Dec. 14 in Balti
Later, it will undergo further
testing by the Coast Guard in a
Chesapeake Ray area near the
mouth of the Potomac River.
Coast Guard officials, explain
ing the project at a meeting
yesterday, said the buoys are ex
ected to operate without main
tenance for about 10 years com
pared to the one or two years
for present battery types.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meeta Ifw; Monday Moon at
North star Dining Room
Don Hoover, President •'
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. i
Order of Eastern Star
Barbara Martin
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
Secretary
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