Statehood Bill
First On
Senate List
WASHINGTON, iff) — The
House-approved Alaska state
hood bill heads a list of five im
portant bills which Democratic
leader Lyndon B. Johnson saic
will be called up for action a:
soon as the pending major labor
measure is completed.
The other measures are:
1. A House-passed extension ol
corporate and excise taxes which
expire June 30.
2. A Senate t bill to create e
new civilian space agency, differ
ing widely from administratior
requests and a House-passed bill
3. A bill for sharing atoinic
secrets with other nations
cleared by the Senate-House
Atomic Committee.
4. A bill authorizing a lonj;
list of waterway projects re
placing ®ne previously vetoed bj>
President Eisenhower.
In addition to these, Johnson
said the Senate will be asked
to consider numerous annual ap
propriations providing funds for
operation of government agen
cies in' the new fiscal year that
begins July 1.
Do It Yourself
Psychiatric Quiz
ROCHELLE PARK, N. J., UP)—
If you want to find out how
grown-up you are emotionally,
take this test:
Following are seven qualities
listed by Dr. William C. Men
ninger of Topeka, Kan., a noted
psychiatrist, as criteria of emo
tional maturity.
1. Can you change? (Which
implies the abandonment of solu
tions learned in childhood.)
2. Can you accept frustration
for future gain? (Compromising
rather than running away or
fighting.)
3. Can you find more satis
faction in giving than getting?
(A reversal of the infant role,
which has only demands.)
4. Can you meet stress with
out disabling symptoms?
5. Can you direct your anger
into constructive outlets?
6. Do you have the capacity to
love? (Which the doctor says is
the only neutralizer of hate)
7. Can you relate to people in
a consistent manner? (Or do you
switch from friendliness today
to hostility tomorrow?)
Menninger, general secretary
of the Menninger Foundation in
Topeka, advanced the list in a
speech before the Bergen Coun
ty Mental Health Center here.
The New-Old Look
LOUISVILLE, Ky., UP) — Mrs.
Hettie Craddock showed up for
work Friday wearing a chemise
dress.
Her co-workers admired her
choice of clothes.
Then Mrs. Craddock disclosed
she found the dress in ah attic
trunk. It was made in 1924.
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Airman Who Crashed Jet
Had Been Jilted By Girl
PETERBOROUGH, England, UP)
—A U. S. airman stole a jet
bomber and crashed to his death
■ after drinking five pints of beer
and being jilted by a 16-year-old
English girl, the girl said.
After plump, red-haired Yvonne
Talbot told of brea’king an en-i
gagement with A/2C Vernon
Morgan shortly before he died
early Friday, the U. S. Air Force
said its records showed Morgan
already married.
The 21-year-old aviation me
chanic has a wife and lVfe-year
| old son in Elizabeth, Ind., USAF
headquarters in London said.
However records of Harrison
County Circuit Court at Cory
don, Ind., showed the Morgans re
ceived a final divorce decree
last March 29.
In the confusion just after a
U. S. jet trainer collided with a
British jet bomber near Alcon-^
bury Air Base, killing four per
sons, Morgan stole an obsolete
B-45 Tornado light bomber from
the base. Although he had never
flown before, he took off and
flew several miles before crash
ing.
Father Hubbard
Returns To Alaska
The Rev. Fr. Bernard R. Hub
bard, S.J., famed “Glacier Jriest”
has returned to Alaska for the
second consecutive summer since
his remarkable recovery from a
serious illness a few years ago.
He plans to spend most of the
summer at his lodge in Taku
Harbor a short distance south
of Juneau.
Alert and filled with his old
time vim and action the “Gla
I cier Priest” longtime instructor
. of geology at Santa Clara, and
lecturer, photographer and author
on his explorations in Alaska
and studies in glaciology and
geology, is back at work again.
At Hawk Inlet he supervised the '
filming of the setting up of fish
traps for the cannery’s salmon
fishing season. The film covers
the operation with logging out
timbers from the local forests for
making supports for the net
gear, to the final erection of the
trap and its operation.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted—Ellie Grotha, Jer
ome Trigg, Patricia Anawlie,
Oswald Moses, Jr., John Atatuck
Jr., Joseph Kommock Jr.
Discharged—June Peterson, Fred
Natangak, Steve Kelsey, Oscar
Wall.
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Trujillo To Head
Dominican Republic
Chief of Staffs
KANSAS CITY, UP) — Lt. Gen.
Rafael Trujillo Jr., who got a
major’s commission at the age
of three in the Dominican Repub
lic, still is advancing up the mili
tary ladder.
Now 29 and attending the
U. S. Command and General
Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth,
Kan., he will not graduate with
his class next Friday but will
head a new combined chiefs of
staff when he gets home.
Although he cannot fly a plane,
his present title is commander
of the Dominican Air Force.
His uncle, Dominican President
Hector B. Trujillo announced
the combined chiefs were being
set up to coordinate the Army,
Navy and Air Force better.
The general could not be
reached for comment about his
new job.
He said last month he plans to
go back to Hollywood to court
film star Kim Novak some more
on his way home after his class
graduates.
Rep. Charles Brownson (R-Ind)
said the Army advised him that
“Lt. Gen Trujillo did not suc
cessfully complete the course,
therefore he will not be issued
a certificate of graduation but
will be given a certificate of at
tendance only.”
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start to work.
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