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What Happened In Juneau?
SINCE THE ALASKA Public Works x\dministration
was created in 1949, about 200 community pro
jects have been constructed throughout the Territory.
The 1959 fiscal year projects include water sys
tem extensions for Fairbanks; water project for Moun
tain View; sanitary sewer extensions at Ketchikan,
sewer and water at Skagway; but none for Nome.
The preliminary survey was made by the City at
considerable cost. The addition to the school was
approved with the understanding that Nome would
have the sewerage system on a priority list, otherwise
the school could not be approved.
The community did its share — But what hap
pened in Juneau?
Civil Service Comm.
To Conduct Annual
Cost of Living Survey
WASHINGTON, UP) — Cost-of
living studies ,will be conducted
next month at Juneau, Anchorage,
Fairbanks and Fort Greeley?
The Civil Service Commission
chairman, Harris Ellsworth, yes
terday advised Delegate E. L.
Bob) Bartlett <D-Alaska> the sur
vey will be under the jurisdiction
of C. L. Bagshaw of the Commis
sion’s Anchorage office.
The surveys are made each
each year in connection with pay
ment of cost of living allowances
to federal employes in Alaska.
, Last year’s survey showed liv
ing costs in Juneau exceeded those
in the nation’s capital by 41.7 per
cent, with Anchorage and Fair
banks running 56.7 and 66.8 per
cent higher, respectively.
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NORAD Mock Air Attacks j
Begun in U. S. and Canada
ST. HUBERT, Que., </P> — U. S.
Strategic Air Command bombers
began mock attacks on the United
States and Canada without warn
ing in the first large-scale exer
cise for the new North American
Air Defense System (NORAD).
The Royal Canadian Air Force
said Canada’s nine all-weather in
terceptor squadrons were on
alert for simulated attempts to
turn back the American bombers.
NORAD headquarters is at Col
orado Springs, Colo.
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Alaska Bar Ass’n. j
Asks Board To !
Rescind Election
JUNEAU — Action, has been
taken by local bar associations in
Alaska to ask the Alaska Bar
Association board of governors to
rescind its election of three law
members to the State of Alaska
Judicial Council, made at its
meeting in Nome, it was learned
last week.
The local associations, it was
learned, assert the Alaska Bar
board of governors acted prema
turely in making its selections to
the council and that such an ac
tion cannot be taken until the
Alaska State Constitution, which
grants such authority is in effect.
It was learned it is the general
feeling among the various local
associations that the board of gov
ernors should have first heard
from them on expressions for rec
ommendations for applicants to
the judicial council.
Robert Parrish of Fairbanks,
Harold Stringer of Anchorage,
and Ernest Bailey of Ketchikan
were selected by the board to
serve on the council .created by
the new State Constitution. The
seven-member council would in
clude three members to be named
by the Bar Association board of
governors, three by the governor
and the seventh by the U. S. Su
preme Court. It would establish
the judicial system for the new
State of Alaska.
Members of the Alaska Bar As
sociation board of governors who
attended the Nome meeting were
W. C. Stump and Robert Jern
berg, Ketchikan, M. E. Monagle,
Juneau; Robert McNeally and
Parrish, Fairbanks; James von der
Heydt, Nome, and John Connolly,
Clifford Froh and Wendall Kay,
Anchorage.
The board had indicated it will
meet again in December, at
Anchorage.
Boeing 707 Will Take .
New Anti-Noise Tests
For Future London Flights
LONDON, HI — The American
Boeing 707 jet airliner probably
will have to undergo further
noise tests before getting clear
ance to operafe out of London
Airport.
A British government spokes
man said Saturday a report on
the first test 10 days before is
still under study.
“We now expect the Boeing, to
return for another run through,”
he said. No date was mentioned.
Pan American World Airways
already has announced it will
start a New York-London service
with the giant airliner Nov. 17.
British clearance is being held
up until experts hear the aircraft
flying nearer its maximum spe
cified weight of 247,000 pounds.
It was at 190,000 pounds on its
first test.
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PORTLAND, Ore., UP) — Francis
“Buzz” Randall, 22, the football
player Oregon State College had
been counting on to anchor the '
center of its line, died in a hos
pital here Saturday.
Dr. Charles Holman said Ran
dall died of acute leukemia.
Randall, a 214-pound center
who was selected by coaches for
the All-Conference team last year,
suffered a throat infection earlier
in August, and, when he did not
regain strength, went to the hos
pital. The leukemia was dis
covered then.
A high velocity gun that uses
steam-heated helium instead of
gun powder to propel bullets, is
being fired at the Naval Ordnance
Laboratory, Silver Spring, Md.,
to test the flight characteristics
of projectiles.
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AP Correspondent
Expelled From
Moscow Post
MOSCOW, UFI — The Soviet
Foreign Ministry ordered Asso
ciated Press correspondent Roy
Essoyan, 39, expelled from the
Soviet Union on charges of violat
ing press censorship. Essoyan, an
American citizen, has been sta
tioned in Moscow since Dec. 11,
1955.
The ministry’s press department
summoned AP Bureau Chief Har
old K. Milks and informed him
that Essoyan was disaccredited,
effective immediately, and must
leave the Soviet Union within a
week.
The specific complaint of “a
rude violation of Soviet censor
ship” concerned a dispatch "> Es
soyan transmitted in early
August.
Essoyan, who worked for the
Associated Press in China, Hono
lulu, and New York before being
assigned to Moscow, will leave the
Soviet Union with his wife and
two children via Frankfurt, West
Germany, next Friday.
Essoyan is the fourth U. S.
correspondent ousted by the So
viet government Since April,
1956.
The Moscow dispatch did not
specify which story by Essoyan
was in question. It may have been
a 650-word interpretive story
filed Aug. 6, which began:
“Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush
chev’s proposal to throw the
Middle East crisis *into the lap of
the U. N. General Assembly was
regarded by Western diplomats
here today as a major retreat and,
in the long run, possibly a blow
to the personal fortune of the
dynamic Soviet leader.
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