City To Hose Down
Front Street Tomorrow
The Street Committee of the
City Council announced today
that the utility men would wash
Front Street tomorrow in pre
paration for the Fourth of July
celebration. Accordingly there
will be no parking along Front
Street from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m.
ABC Decides to Issue
Liquor Licenses
At Clear, Alaska
JUNEAU, I/Pi — It is time, the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
decided Monday, to issue liquor
licenses for the strategic Clear
area southwest of Fairbanks.
The board, through chairman
Bill Ray of Juneau, called for
applications for package stores
and liquor by the drink establish
ments in Clear.
New applications will be re
ceived through July 15, then, Ray
said, the board will screen them
closely, along with several appli
cations which have been on file
for some time, and decide which
applicants will be successful.
Ray did not disclose how many
package stores or bars would be
permitted at Clear, outside the
Ballistic Missile Warning System
compound, where liquor is taboo.
Supreme Court Holds
Inspectors May Enter
Without Search Warrants
WASHINGTON, UP) — By a 4-4
vote, the Supreme Court Monday
upheld a Dayton, Ohio, ordinance
requiring homeowners to admit
housing inspectors without search
warrants. Justice Stewart dis
qualified himself from the case.
The Dayton ordinance provides
for “minimum standards govern
ing utilities, facilities and other
physical things and conditions in
dwellings.”
Homeowners who refuse to ad
mit inspectors may be fined $20
to $200 or imprisoned 2 to 30 days,
for each day they refuse to admit
inspectors.
House Would Outlaw
Payola In Radio and TV
WASHINGTON, UP)—The House
Tuesday passed by a landslide
vote a bill to outlaw rigged pro
grams and payola and curb any
other irregularities in the tele
vision-radio industry.
The vote, which sends the mea
sure to the Senate, was 208-15.
Jack Garland, safety inspector
for the State Department of Labor
is here checking over the work
on the several construction jobs
now under way in the area.
Dr. and Mrs. Rabeau, formerly
of Kotzebue, and now with the
ANPHS Hospital in Anchorage,
were visitors in Nome on a three
day trip to Kotzebue.
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Administration
Defense Policy
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK,
Mont., i/P) — Gov. Nelson Rocke
feller slashed at Eisenhower ad
ministration defense pohcies as
having produced a “paradox of
peril.” Gov. Cecil Underwood of
West Virginia promptly accused
him of impropriety and political
cowardice.
This happened at the annual
conference of governors — where
a potential stop-Kcnnedy cam
paign failed to jell among Demo
cratic ranks.
Rockefeller told fellow gover
nors that more than ever before
in history America now stands :
“more exposed to fatal danger.”
Once again he called for a big
boost in spending for defense and
civil defense.
Democrats applauded him. A
Republican or two took mild ex
ception in the conference hall of |
the governors themselves.
But then in a news conference
afterward, a question prompted
something of an explosion from
Underwood, a supporter of Vice
President Nixon and the man who j
will be temporary chairman of
the Republican national conven
tion.
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Donald Outwater, in the Fitz
simmons General Hospital in
Denver, Colo., and who keeps
posted on what’s going on in
Nome by reading the Nugget,
writes that he certainly missed j
taking part in the Midnight Sun
Festival and hopes he will be
here next year to celebrate with !
his friends.
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Regional Postoffice For
Pacific N.W. to be Moved
To Seattle from Portland
SEATTLE, Iflt — The regional
post office for Washington, Ore
gon and Alaska will be moved
here from Portland by Sept. 1, the
Seattle Times reported today in
a dispatch from its Washington
correspondent.
Rep. Thomas Pellv (R-Washi
said he was told the move would
take place in two phases. The first
will involve 71 administrative
.jobs with annual payroll totaling
$500,000.
In about a year the office of
the regional postal controller will
be moved here, adding another
$750,000 yearly payroll.
Pelly said the move would im
prove efficiency because "Seattle
is the natural geographical dis
tribution center for Alaska and
the Pacific Northwest.”
NOTICE
Pioneer Water Delivery will
suspend operations on July 1 but
will resume water delivery in the
fall. We wish to thank all of our
customers for past business and
hope to serve you in the future.
—Ted Grolha
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July 4—Explorer Scouts vs.
National Guard.
July 6—ACS vs. Jaycees.
July 11—Polar Bar vs. Explorer
Scouts.
July 13—National Guard vs.
Polar Bar.
July 8—ACS vs. Explorer
Scouts.
July 20—Explorer Scouts vs.
Jaycees.
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-Talbott Tavern in Bardstown, Ky.
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Where the King of France Left His Mark
"My Old Kentucky Home'’ lies not far from my old Kentucky Inn —
Talbott Tavern, founded in 1779 in Bardstown, Kentucky, and older
by 13 years than the state of Kentucky itself. It was in the home of Judge
John Rowan that his famous cousin, Stephen Foster, wrote the immortal
ballad whose words were often sung by congenial host and guests as
they raised their tankards of beer
in the nearby Talbott Tavern.
The Tavern (first known as the
Old Stone Inm has a history of
continuous operation for the past
181 years. Many notables have en
joyed its hospitality, its ancient
registers revealing the names of
Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay,
AVilliam Henry Harrison and Louis
1’hillipe, Duke of Orleans and later
to become King of France.
Indelible evidence of Louis
Phillipe's residence in the inn was
revealed when the wallpaper was
scraped some years ago to disclose
beneath a series of murals painted
by the exiled duke.
Thus the visitor to Talbott
Tavern today may see these ex
amples of sophisticated European
art somewhat incongruously dis
played in an environment which
mainly recalls a “border" civiliza
tion and “American primitives.''
Visitors may also spe an old
framed tariff announcement, some
of the items of which read as follow:
“Lodging (not more than three in
bed: 25c. Eating 25c. Oats for
horse, per gallon 1 c.” It. is tittle
wonder that eighteenth century
Americans began pushing west into
this pioneer country.
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