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United States Asks
U. N, To Ignore
Russia's Stalling
By TOM HOSE
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y., UP) —
The United States prodded U. N.
members yesterday to ignore So
viet stalling tactics and act
quickly on the American call for
combined action to seek peaeful
use of outer space.
The Americans and their co
sponsors have proposed that a
special committee make a wide
ranging study of peaceful use of
outer space and report back to
next year’s General Assembly.
The Russians have indicated
their price for cooperation would
be approval of their rival demand
for a ban on use of outer space,
for military purposes and elimi
nation of U. S. military bases
overseas.
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East Berlin Says
West City Is
Hotbed Of Spies
By SEYMOUR TOPPING
BERLIN, (.T) — The Soviet Em
bassy in East Berlin held its
first news onference in four years
y ster-'av in an effort to drama
tize Russian charges that West
Berlin is a hotbed of Western
smies against the. Russian Com
munist regime.
The Soviets trotted out two Rus
sians — a 20-year-old Soviet Ar
my lieutenant and a Moscow cir
cus acrobat — who they claimed
had deserted to the West, broad
cast for the Americans and then
had a. change of heart.
Russian spokesman J. W. Beb
urov charged that a Western cam
paign of anti-Soviet propaganda
and activity to undermine the So
viet government is “not only en
dangering the Soviet Union and
the other socialist Communist
lands but also all humanity.”
The news conference, attended by
more than 300 Western and Com
munist newsmen, was another
in the new Soviet offensive to
drive allied occupation forces out
of West Berlin.
Pravda said yesterday the So
viet government is “unshakable in
its decision” to change the occu
pation status of Berlin.
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Atlas Missile
Fired Monday
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., OR—
A mighty Atlas intercontinental
ballistic missile thundered into
space Monday night but the Air
Force was silent on the fate of
the giant war rocket.
n me 100-ton missile hit its
target, the United States took
anoLiier step forward in its cam
paign to develop a carrier that
can drop a nuclear warhead on
axiy target on earth.
There was official silence, how
ever, after the Atlas blasted off
at 11 p.m.
The three engines of the Atlas
built up more than 350,000 pounds
of thrust before the missile was
released. The brilliance of its ex
haust flames almost blinded news
men watching from a platform
three miles from the launching
pad.
The thunder of the rocket’s en
gines shook this area as the Atlas
climbed straight upward for about
a minute, then curved gracefully
away to the southeast.
Four minutes later, it resembeld
a great star hanging in the sky.
Thirty seconds later it vanished
from view as its fuel burned out.
Reportedly this Atlas was
aimed for a target 3,000 miles
down the Atlantic Ocean tracking
range.
BING CROSBY SELLS HIS *
NEVADA RANCH HOME
ELKO, Nevada, OR — Crooner
Bing Crosby has pulled out of the
Nevada ranching business.
Bing sold his 19,000-acre ranch
north of here, its 3,500 head of
cattle and all equipment for a
price exceeding one million dol
lars, it was announced Tuesday.
The buyers are California ranch
ers and businessmen Edward
Johnson, Earl Presnell and Wil
liam Johnson. Crosby takes* over
two of Presnell’s small ranches
near Modesto, but expects to sell
them.
CAUGHT RARE TROUT
HAGERSTOWN, Md., OR — It
was just an average size fish
George Baker caught in Beaver
Creek, but he still blinked his
eyes.
The 45-year-old fisherman took
it to the State. Hatchery near
Boonsboro, where it was identi
fied as a very rare albino trout
with pink eyes. Baker decided
to mount it.
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Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
Alaska chapter no i
Order of Eastern Star
Milared Harwood
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbat
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
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3. A. von der Heydt, W.M.
Norvji v*. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jim Blanning
President
Bob Grant
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
ROSCOE WILKIE. President
MARY DIEDE, Secretary.
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