10 U.S. Airmen Aboard 4 Planes
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Bartlett Will |
Seek Eighth
Office Term
ANCHORAGE—Alaska’s dele
gate to Congress, E. L. “Bob”
Bartlett, will seek his eighth term
next year.
Speaking at the Democratic
Women’s Day luncheon here last
Saturday, Bartlett announced for
the first time publicly that he
would seek election after discuss
ing the status of statehood.
“I shall file for delegate to
Congress for next year,” he said.
“I hope ever so sincerely that the
delegate before you will be the
last.”
Earlier in the afternoon, Bart
lett told the Third Division Dem
ocratic women he had no inten
tions of running against the three
Alaska-Tennessee Plan represen
tatives.
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’ LONDON OP)—U.S. Navy spokes
men say 10 fliers aboard four
planes are presumed killed in two
aerial collisions during NATO
maneuvers in the North Atlantic.
The massive maneuvers of 100
warships and 700 planes were
suspended immediately and ships
and planes turned to a search.
Two bodies were recovered.
The four planes disappeared
Wednesday as ships and aircraft
of seven NATO nations were op
erating between Iceland and Nor
way.
Two pilots were presumed dead
in the collision of two F-4D Sky
Ray jet fighter planes from the
U.S. carrier Saratoga. The single
seat fighters are capable of speeds
up to 1,000 miles an hour.
Later the other two planes col
lided only five miles from the
scene of the first accident. In
volved in the second crash were
two S-2F Sentinel trackers, each
carrying two officers and two en
listed men from the aircraft car
rier Essex.
One of the trackers was flying
to aid in the search for survivors
of the earlier collision.
Rear Adm. Murry E. Arnold,
carrier striking fleet commander,
said the weather was good and
was not a contributing factor in
the collisions.
The NATO exercises are being
held under the code name “Strike
back.” They are designed to test
ocean defenses against Soviet at
tack, especially by submarines.
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No. 86
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Les
lie A. Stevens of Central, Alaska, the
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DATED this 28th day of August, 1957.
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