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i Atomic Energy May Be
Used To Excavate Harbor
Along Alaska Coast
* WASHINGTON, (#> — If stud
ies show it is safe and practicable,
the United States may use atomic
blasts to excavate a harbor
along Alaska’s coast, north of the
•Arctic Circle.
The Atomic Energy Commis
sion announced survey parties
will study the site, located be
tween Cape Seppings and Cape
Thompson, just north of Kivalino,
this summer to determine whether
the project is feasible.
If the findings are favorable,
the harbor could be excavated in
1960, the AEC statement said It
said lack of harbors along Alas
ka’s northwestern coast has ham
pered development of mineral de
posits and fishing.
In addition to providing data
on costs and various other tech
nical aspects, the survey teams
will determine whether the pro
ject would endanger any lives,
including fish and wildlife in
the immediate area.
The commission described the
harbor venture as part of its
Project Plowshare to find new
peaceful uses for nuclear blasts.
The AEC said both Canada
and Russia have been informed
of the plan and that other nations
would be invited to witness the
excavating blast.
PROCLAMATION
HEAR YE, HEAR YE:
IT IS HEREBY PROCLAIMED
TO AND BY THE
PEOPLES OF THE LANDS
OF THE
MIDNIGHT SUN
That The CORONATION Of
RER MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY
“Queen of The Midnight Sun”
Is Decreed At The
MIDNIGHT SUN FESTIVAL
AT NOME, ALASKA
AT MIDNIGHT OF JUNE 21, 1958
IT IS FURTHER DECREED That Her Most Gracious
Majesty Shall Be Chosen By Popular Ballot.
SO THAT IT MAY BE That The Most Beautiful, Most
Gracious And Most Beloved Lady In All These Lands Shall Be
Chosen, You Are By THESE PRESENTS Enjoined To Nominate
A Candidate For This Most Distinguished Honor.
COMMITTEE FOR THE CORONATION
NOME, ALASKA
Detach And Mail To Box 541, Nome, Alaska
We The Undersigned Do Nominate And
Sponsor ..
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As Candidate For Queen Of The Midnight Sun.
Signed
MacMillan—
“Armed Agression
Against West
Is Unlikely”
WASHINGTON, (ffl — British
Prime Minister Harold MacMil
lan described the West’s military
power today as so great and well
organized that “no armed aggres
sion against us is likely.”
MacMillan made the statement
in a speech prepared for a
National Press Club lunch after
two days of informal talks with
President Eisenhower and Sec
retary of State Dulles.
“Anglo-American understand
ing and friendship stand today
at a very high level,” he said.
“It is a fruitful partnership for
the world no less than for our
selves.”
While MacMillan emphasized
that “our military defenses are
indeed in good shape,” he added:
“But I wonder if we are
equally well equipped and or
ganized to meet the challenge of
Soviet propoganda, subversion
and economic penetration, now
gaining volume and momentum.
“That is one of the problems
the President and I have been
talking about the last few days.”
“I think that on both sides we
felt gratified and heartened by
the extent to which our views
and assessments coincided,” Mac
Millan said, adding:
“That does not mean to say, of!
course, that in every case we j
could decide a policy.”
“It is naturally easier to de
cide where you want to go than
just how to get there.”
DILEMMA
COVINGTON, Ky., lb — Ken
Baldwin says he’s open to sug
gestions on what to v do with a
$5,000 concrete swimming pool
he won in a radio contest.
Baldwin, 32, has a problem:
he lives in an apartment.
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Main 1
P.O. Box 558
Alaska Hospital Association
Holds Convention In Juneau
JUNEAU, UD — The three day
convention of the Alaska Hospital
Association will open at the
municipal building here tomor
row.
Approximately 20 hospital ad
ministrators and bookkeepers are
expected to attend. Those at
tending will include persons con
nected with operation and admin
istration of an established hospit
al in a community.
Paul Nelson, president of the
association and administrator of
the Seward Sanatorium will pre
side.
Mother Cat Prempts Bird's Nest
BALTIMORE, UPi — A mother
cat invaded a bird’s nest, ousted
the birds and settled down to
have a litter of cats.
Mrs. John Edward told police
she saw the cat give the birds
the air several days ago. She
didn’t discover the litter until
yesterday.
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DROWNS IN KITCHEN SINK
Los Angeles, Uf) — A woman
drowned in her kitchen sink last
night.
Police said Mrs. Lillian M.
Perrine, 50, apparently fainted
while standing over her sink.
Her head fell into the water.
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