Disarmament Tests
May Be Easier Set Up
In The Arctic Says Dulles
WASHINGTON, UP)— Secretary
of State Dulles, rejecting any
idea of a neutralized zone divid
ing Germany, said today it might
be easier to set up a disarmament
test with Russia in the Arctic
rather than in Europe.
Dulles told a news conference
many problems and pitfalls are
involved in working out a pilot
agreement for an arms control
system as applied to some Europ
eans areas.
He said that State Department
thinking now is primarily con
cerned with Arctic territory and
other sparsely settled regions.
Furthermore, Dulles argued
that such an area, if agreed on,
could be very, useful in relaxing
tensions because inspection in
cluding aerial photography,
would cover regions from which
atomic attacks might be launched
by either of the great powers
against the other.
MEMORIAL WREATHS
AVAILABLE AT CAVOTA'S
100 MEXICAN COUPLES
WITH ABOUT 100 CHILDREN
MARRIED IN ONE CEREMONY
VERACRUZ, Mexico UP)—About
100 couples—the parents of al
most 2Q0 children—were married
in a mass ceremony here Friday.
The multiple marriage service
was authorized by city officials,
who said the couples were ail
poor and in the past had either
not had the money or the time to
get married.
ALBUQURQUE, N. M., UP)—The
Internal Revenue service here ex
plained why it sent a bill for
taxes due to a New Mexico tax
payer.
It seems that in the rush to
meet the April 15 filing deadline,
the taxpayer had forgotten to list
his wife and 12 children as de
pendents.
Another tax return corrected
the oversight.
FEDERAL JAILS CHIEF
MAKES OFFICIAL VISIT HERE
George Parker, the new super
intendent of federal jails in Alas
ka, made his first official visit
here this week.
He succeeds Harold Cox, who
leaves Alaska for a job as warden
in Connecticut.
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lice radar report lost out to a
trucker’s tacograph in traffic!
court yesterday
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1 vored the tacograph record that ]
! showed truck driver Charles Ray
Dyer, 20, was not speeding. A
tacograph is a gadget attached to
vehicles that records speed and
time.
Demopolos said the radar check
showing that Dyer was traveling
45 mph. in a 30 mph. zone could
have been wrong and dismissed
the speeding charge.
Inauguration Plans
Made in Juneau
JUNEAU, —Tentative plans
are being made for Governor
Designate Mike Stepovich to take
the oath of office here next week.
The Senate is expected to con
firm tomorrow Stepovich as the
j 15th governor of Alaska,
i Stepovich told a newsman in
Washington, D.C., yesterday he
plans to leave tomorrow or Fri
day for Portland to spend a cou
ple of days with his mother be
fore going to Fairbanks, where a
gala welcome home celebration
is planned for him. He hopes to
1 be in Fairbanks Monday.
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From England
To California
LOS ANGELES, OP—For three
young U.S. Air Force pilots, it
was a breakfast of steak and eggs
in jolly England and an afternoon
round of drinks in balmy Los
Angeles.
In between was an' historic 14
hour, 5-minute non-stop flight of
6,710 miles — the longest ever
made by single-engine jet planes.
The hop was made at an average
speed of more than 475 miles an
hour.
After they 'brought their F100C
Super Sabre jets down here Mon
day, the fliers described the trip
as a routine- long-range, cruise
control flight. But Air Force brass
regarded it as something more
dramatic than that.
Gen. Otto P. Weyland, com
mander of the Tactical Air
Command, wired the pilots:
"Your flight . . . gave added
emphasis to TAC's position as
a global deterrent to limited
war. As demonstrated by the
mission today, TAC's atomid
forces can reach any point
when aggression occurs.
The three swept-wing Super
Sabres were piloted by Capt. Jack
Bryant, 28, Muskogee, Okla.;
Capt. Alan Engle, 28, Oden, Mich.;
and Lt. Theodore Workman, 25,
Oxford, Mich. They were part of
a flight of six planes sent over
the Atlantic to Jamestown, Va.,
to help celebrate the 350th anni
versary of the founding of that
historic colony. The other three
planes in the flight landed near
Jamestown.
The California - bound jets
broke the nonstop distance record
for single-seat fighters set two
years ago by a flight of F84Fs.
These planes flew from England
to Bergson Air Force Base in
Texas—a distance of about 5,000
miles.
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CALCUTTA, (ff)—A 40-year-old
Hindu sadhu—a religious beggar
—has been arrested on a murder
charge after authorities found the
skulls of six children in his pos
session.
The man reportedly said the
skulls were given to him by his
mentor for use in practicing
magic.
A number of headless chil
dren’s bodies have been found re
cently on the outskirts of Cal
cutta.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st & 3rd Monday of each month
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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Robt. K. Lewis, W.M.
Norvln W. Lewis, Sec.
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