State Employes Surveyed
On Their Feelings Toward
A Move ol the Capital
JUNEAU, Iff)—A survey of state
employes in the Juneau area was
started today to determine whe
ther they believe location of the
state capital in the area between
Seward and Fairbanks would re
sult in better state government.
Similar surveys sponsored by
the Capital Information Commit
tee of Anchorage, which is back
ing Initiative No. 1 were being
conducted in Anchorage and Fair
banks.
Full - time state employes are
asked to answer “yes” or “no”
to the following statement, with
out signing their names:
“It is my opinion, as an em
ployee of the State of Alaska, that
location of the state capital in the
area between Seward and Fair
banks would result in a more ef
ficient state government.”
First returns — all postmarked
Anchorage—showed a 66-20 mar
gin for shifting the state govern
ment’s operation. There was one
“no opinion” ballot.
HIT YOUR OWN
VARNVILLE, S.C., Iff) — One
disadvantage to the two-car fam
ily is that the car you hi i may
be your own.
That’s what happened Monday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Em
bler of Varnville.
Their cars met on a sharp
eutve. Both vehicles were wreck
ed but neither husband nor wife
was injured.
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Nixon Speaks Oil
Civil Rights In
Hawaii Campaign
HONOLULU, — Richard M.
Nixon, pushing his campaign for
the presidency in a state without
problems of civil rights, called
for an end to discrimination thru
out the country.
“This is the objective to which
we should certainly aspire in the
United States,” Nixon said.
The GOP presidential nominee
said, however, that desegregation
will take time and a new disposi
tion in many areas of the nation.
“It will be the responsibility of
the next President to attempt to
build in the hearts of the Ameri
can people the idea that nondis
crimination is not just a legal
problem but a moral problem, not
a Southern problem but a nation
al problem, not a government
problem but a personal problem.”
He also emphasized two cam
paign themes: that the voters
should decide which of the can
didates — himself or Democratic
Sen. John Kennedy — has the
necessary experience to run the
government and that the federal
government should restrict its
role to situations with which the
individual and the state cannot
cope.
A crowd of 35,000 lined the
streets of Honolulu and gathered
before Iolani Palace, seat of the
50th state’s government, to wel
come the Vice President.
Nixon, by flying to the island
group, became the first presiden
tial candidate to court votes out
side the continental limits of the
United States.
On the go continually and grab
bing a snack when he could,
Nixon made a half - dozen cere
monial and handshaking stops
during the day.
Lee vs. Moore and Mosely
Trial Continues In Federal Court
The case of Lee Bros. vs. Moore
and Mosely continues in U. S.
Federal Court with Martin Wolfe
representing the Lee interest and
Ralph Franklin attorney for
Moore and Mosely. Both attorneys
are from Seattle.
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WHAT TO LOOK FOR
IN A NUDIST CAMP
LOS GATOS, Calif., UP — Ever
wonder what a nudist notices first
when he meets another nudist?
“Teeth,” says Lindsay Johnson,
an Oakland appliance salesman.
Johnson and other nudists were
asked what they notice first at a
camp here.
Johnson says, “I once worked
in a dental clinic. Now I just
automatically look at the teeth
first and then notice the face for
a distinctive characteristic.”
“Their suntan,” is the first
thing Mrs. Dick Rogers notices.
“I have a nice tan and I ad
mire it in others,” the Los Gatos
housewife declares.
Bob DeBernardi of Santa Clara
says, "in a a nudist camp, I un
consciously look at people’s faces
to see what kind of expression
they’re wearing, since that’s
about all they’re wearing.”
“The smile,” says William Coats,
a Redwod City nursery worker.
“Here in camp, I notice the friend
liness of a person because people
here are very friendly.”
. “I’ve made it a habit to grasp
the first names and features of a
stranger’s face,” says George
Churchwell, a San Francisco ac
counting clerk. “Doing this, study
ing the face, I can grasp frag
ments of their personality.”
Larry Smith, a paymaster from
Los Angeles says: “Some people
say nudists don’t look at people
from the neck down, but I do.
And without lust, because people
are beautiful all over.
The nudists were interviewed
at a camp near Los Gatos by
Allen Brown of the San Fran
cisco chronicle, who also took
pictures—head shots.
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Gov. Egan Looks For
Record Vote Tuesday
JUNEAU, UR—Gov. William A.
Egan predicted today the bitter
fight over Initiative No. 1 will
draw a vote of not less than 46,000
and possibly in excess of 50,000
next Tuesday.
The governor’s estimate was far
above the estimate of Secretary
of State Hugh Wade, the state’s
chief elections officer, who has
forecast a vote of about 35,000.
The largest vote every recorded
in Alaska came in the general el
ection of 1958, when 50,343 ballots
were cast.
Egan urged the defeat of Init
iative No. 1, which would move
the capital from Juneau to the
Cook InleGRail Belt area.
Relocation of the capital, Egan
said, “would cause the taxpayers
of this state to shoulder an un
necessary financial burden which
will result in increased taxation
or curtailed services, or both.”
FIRST B58 OPERATIONAL
WITH AIR FORCE
NEW YORK, ijt—A supersonic
jet bomber, the B58 Hustler, has
been put in operation by the Air
Force Strategic Air Command.
General Dynamics Corp., said
that 12 of the new bombers had
been turned over to the 43rd
Bomb Wing at Carswell Air Force
Base, Fort Worth, Texas. The
base will be used to train B58
crews.
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Mexicans Show Lack Of
Enthusiasm For Proposed
Visit Bv Khrushchev
MEXICO CITY, tit—The Mexi
can government showed a marked
lack of enthusiasm Wednesday
night toward a report that Soviet
Premier Khrushchev plans to at
tend the 150th anniversary cele
bration of Mexican independence
Sept. 16.
Sources at U.N. headquarters in
New York said the travel-minded
Soviet premier had notified the
Mexican government he would
represent the Kremlin at the
celebration.
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