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Eisenhower to Stop
At Anchorage,
Manila, Taipei
WASHINGTON, Wl —. President
Eisenhower will make his first
visit to the new State of Alaska
June ‘12-13 at the start of his Far
Eastern tour.
The White House announced
this Tuesday in releasing the
schedule for the President’s trip
to Japan, Korea, the Philippines,
Formosa and Okinawa. On his
way home, he will stop at Honolu
lu June 22 and rest two or three
days before returning to Wash
ington.
Eisenhower will leave Andrews
AFB in Maryland at 10:45 a.m
local time June 12 and fly to
Elmendorf AFB at Anchorage.
Arriving at Anchorage about
noon, he will take part in a recep
tion by military and state officials
and remain overnight. The Presi
dent will leave Anchorage at 8
a.m. June 13 and fly to Wake Is
land and Manila.
Eisenhower will travel aboard
his jet airliner, but may transfer
to the U. S cruiser St. Paul for
the trip from Manila to Taipei,
the capitol of Formosa.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said he would be
unable to announce for a few days
whether Mrs. Eisenhower will ac
company the President.
The First Lady had been plan
ning to make the trip when it in
cluded a 10-day visit to the Soviet
! Union, but Soviet Premier
Krushchev withdrew his invita
tion.
The White House announced
several weeks ago that Eisenhower
would go to Japan and Korea.
Addition of the Philippines, For
mosa and Okinawa confirms un
official reports earlier this week
that the President had decided to
accept the invitations of those
governments as a result of cancel
j lation of the Soviet tour.
| DeGaulIe’s Supporters Win
Majority in Algiers Vote
ALGIF3RS, (41 — Officials say
candidates supporting President
Charles De Gaulle’s proposal of a
self-determination plebiscite to
decide Algeria’s future won 295
of the 452 seats on regional coun
cils filled in weekend elections. e
Connecticut All
American Family
Tops Alaskans
FORT MYERS. Fla., UH — The
Eugene Scalises of Glastonbury,
Conn., were selected as the All
American Family Sunday over
contestants from 49 other states
and the District of Columbia.
Scalise, a 36-year-old public
school sociology teacher, and his
blue eyed, 35-year-old wife, have
four children, the eldest 16.
The All-American Family search
was sponsored by the Grolier So
ciety, publisher of the Book of
Knowledge, to “develop family
unity for a better community.”
Runner-up was the Joseph
Whitmore family of Spenard,
Alaska. The Whitmores have five
children.
Whitmore is principal of Nuna
ka Valley Elementary School at
Spenard. Mrs. Whitmore is guid
ance counselor in the Anchorage
school system. The two received
doctorate degrees this year from
the University of Colorado.
The five Whitmore children are
Mary, 14; Joseph Jr., 11; Dorothy,
9; David, 7, and Elizabeth, 4.
Eisenhower Visit to
Anchorage Coincides with
Democratic Fetes
ANCHORAGE. UR — President
Eisenhower will arrive here for his
first visit to Alaska on the same
day Democrats from throughout
the Anchorage area will be gath
ering for a big party picnic.
The Democratic picnic, sched
uled more than two weeks ago for
June 12, also will be attended by
top party officials including Gov.
Egan.
The Governor also tentatively
was scheduled to take part the
same day at groundbreaking cere
monies for the new state-operated
Matanuska Valley Youth Camp
near Palmer •
Meanwhile, there was no imme
diate word on plans by military
and state officials for the Presi
dent’s overnight visit here.
Apparently the reception for
Eisenhower would be handled by
officials at Elmendrf AFB, where
the President will arrive after a
flight from Andrews AFB in
Maryland.
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NEWARK, CALIF. — Riding a bulldozer up a mountain ;
of salt was the method lovely Bobbi Maleville used to ex
plore the world’s largest solar salt evaporation fields here. 1
Shown atop half a million tons of raw -salt at the Leslie
Salt Company’s refinery, Bobbi also learned that some oi
this salt, after refining and purifying, will reach homemakers
in high fashion, new color foil canisters. Leslie’s new salt
containers are tall and slender to fit conveniently into the
hand for easy shaking and pouring and will be available in
food stores in four dazzling new color tones, including a
brilliant ruby red, petal pink, aquamarine and gleaming
gold. Leslie created these new colors in cooperation with
leading color stylists to harmonize with hues of modern
home appliances, accessories and interiors.