Elbert Cheyuo Is New
Alaska Airlines Official
At Maintenance Base
SEATTLE—Elbert Cheyno has
been named Alaska Airlines, Inc.,
vice president in charge of main
tenance and engineering, it was
announced recently by Charles F.
Willis Jr., president of the airline.
Cheyno, who comes to Alaska
Airlinse with 21 years of sched
uled airline experience, will re
place Thomas A. Campobasso,
who has resigned to accept a po
sition with a firm in Texas.
Cheyno will have his headquar
ters in Alaska Airlines’ huge
overhaul and repair base near
Everett, Wash. The base is the
largest complete overhaul and
engine base north of Los Angeles.
All Alaska Airline major main
tenance and overhaul, as well as
contract work for other carriers,
is handled at the base which is
augmented by a series of auxil
iary stations in Alaska.
DOCTOR SETS EXAMPLE
WITH ASIAN FLU SHOT
SOUTH BEND, Ind., WV-The
scientist who directed tests on the
new Asian flu vaccine said he
wouldn’t take it himself, but he
wound up getting the needle
twice—figuratively and literally.
The scientist, Dr. Thomas G.
Ward of the University of Notre
Dame, told it on himself. He
wanted to give a shot of the vac
cine to his 6-year-old son Clay
ron, but the boy told him:
“You can give me one if you
take a shot.”
There was nothing to do but set
the example. Up went the doctor’s 1
sleeve, and in went the needle.
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U.S. Proclaims
Policy to U.N.
On Disarmament
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., -
The 'United States declared today
it will continue nuclear test ex
plosions until the Soviet Union
agrees to stop producing atomic
and hydrogen weapons.
In a speech before the U.N.’s
12-nation Disarmament Commis
sion, U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot
Lodge challenged the Kremlin to
accept such a ban on stockpiling
weapons if it really wants to end
the nuclear tests.
Soviet Delegate Arkady A. So
bolev insisted on an immediate
and unconditional end of the tests.
He said the United States was
frustrating the hopes of millions
of people by linking this question
to other disarmament problems.
If Russia is not prepared to
agree, Lodge said, “then I say
with all the solemnity that I can
that we are faced with a present
major danger far graver than the
problematic minor danger that
comes from the testing of nuclear
weapons in order to make the
new power available for defense
without dangerous fallout.”
Lodge told the commission that,
if Russia would agree in principle
to the U.S. terms, then the United
States would be ready to end the
tests for a two-year period. He
said the ban would go into effect
without delay, even while inspec
tion machinery was being dis
cussed.
A color-blind person often fails
to realize he is abnormal.
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Witness Says
| Teamster Funds
jin Illegal Venture
! WASHINGTON, (®—S e h a t e
investigators heard testimony last
i Saturday that James R. Hoffa hal
used Teamster Union funds in a
| Florida real estate venture in the
face of his lawyer’s advice that
“the law would condemn” the
practice.
Robert F. Kennedy, counsel to
the Senate rackets committee,
said the project offered Hoffa and
Detroit real estate man Henry
Lower, a Hoffa associate, a chance
to make “a tremendous killing.”
He said the risk was borne by
the union and by lot buyers.
Other testimony was that rack
eteer Johr.ny Dio invested some
money in the project.
X The real estate venture, called
Stin galley, was started late- in
1954-'and was directed by Lower.
A former lot salesman in the
project, Joseph Kritch, told the
committee an ailing Michigan
auto dealer died during a Hoffa
backed strike of his establishment
after being told by Lower that
“they’d wheel him out in a cas
ket.”
The social security law says
there are two retirement ages—
65 for men and 62 for women. But
the average age at which people
retire is still 68Vfe.
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VFW Passes Up
Pledge of Allegiance
In Protest of Troops
RUSTON, La., (£>—Ruston post
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Friday night passed up the pledge
of allegiance to the UJ5. flag in
protest of the federal troops in
Little Rock, Ark.
Post Cmdr. Lescar W. Harlan
said the post voted unanimously
to dispense with the pledge of
allegiance until the President re
moves the troops from Arkansas.
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