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Skybolt Ballistic Missile
Will Go To British *
Washington, an — The
United States agreed today to fur
nish Britain with the Skybolt air
launched ballistic missile when it
is developed.
This arrangement was an
nounced by the British Minister
of Defense, Harold Watkinson,
and Secretary of Defense Thomas
Gates Jr. after a week’s discus
sions.
The agreement, set forth in a
“minute of understanding,” con
firmed an informal arrangement
made last March between Presi
dent Eisenhower and Prime Min
ister Harold MacMillan.
The British government then
dropped work on its own Blue
Streak ballistic missile and indi
cated interest in the Skybolt, now
under development for the U. S.
Air Force as a 1,000 to 1,200-mile
missile scheduled to be ready for
use in 1964.
RICHFIELD EXECUTIVES
VISIT-KENAI OIL FIELD
SEATTLE, UP) — A Richfield
Oil Corp. party, headed by presi
dent Charles Jones of Los An
geles, will fly to Alaska today to
inspect progress in the develop
ment of the Kenai field.
Richfield brought in the 49th
State’s first producing well on the
Kenai Peninsula in 1957.
CALL MAIN (if) for
Arctic Sanitary
_Service
Michigan Woodcutter, TO,
Fought off Female Bear
With Pocket Knife
ENGADINE, .Mich., (if)—Arthur
Le Gault, a 70-year-old pulpwood
cutter, fought an angry female
bear back for 20 minutes Sunday
before driving her off with his
jackknife.
His wounds were treated at a
hospital. He suffered severe claw
cuts on the back and face.
Le Gault’s encounter with the
medium sized bear occurred in a
forest near this upper Michigan
community. He said the animal
attacked without warning, and
his only defense was a jackknife.
He said the bear ripped off part
of his clothing but he finally
chased it away by stabbing at its
eyes.
Two hunters said the bear had
two cubs and it appeared that
Le Gault without realizing it had
approached the cubs to<r closely
and angered the mother bear.
Le Gault had a scrimmage with
a bear several years ago, but he
was then armed with a rifle and
killed the bear.
COMISKEY QUITS WHITE SOX
CHICAGO, Of) — Charles Co
miskey, grandson and namesake
of the founder of the Chicago
White Sox Baseball Club, sub
mitted his resignation from the
club today.
Comiskey quit as vice president
after a long legal hassle over
management of the club.
Rule of the organization was
taken over last year by a syndi
cate • headed by Bill Veeck.
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Pen American Resumes
Great Circle Tokyo Service
SEATTLE, UR — Pan'American
World Airways will re'scme direct
jet-transport service over the
northern, Great Circle route be
tween San Francisco and Tokyo
July 1 the .regional Pan American
directer here, announced Tues
day.
The North Pacific flights will
stop at Anchorage for refueling.
Pan American is seeking flight
routes at Seattle on its North Pa
cific route to Tokyo in the trans
pacific case now being considered
by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
The San Francisco-to-Tokyo
flights will be made in 13 hours,
6 Vi hours less than over the line’s
Central Pacific route by way of
Honolulu.
Pan American has assigned
Boeing intercontinental jets to the
North Pacific service. Flights will
leave San Francisco and Tokyo
every Monday.
The line began eastbound serv
ice on this route last fall. Serv
ice was suspended temporarily,
however in February because of
jet transitional problems.
Pan American said the prob
lems have been resolved 'so op
erations can be completed in both
directions.
The line said jet service be
tween the coast and Hawaii will
not be affected.
Pioneer Mining Engineer
Dies in Nevada Hospital
SEATTLE, UR — Crosby Keen,
Alaska and Nevada mining en
gineer and former Seattleite, died
Tuesday in an Elko, Nev., hos
pital. He suffered a stroke sev
eral weeks ago.
He attended, the University of
Washington and joined the
•1900 Nome Gold Rush. He later
helped develop the Fairbanks Ex
ploration Co. and constructed a
large ditch to carry water for
mining operations.
He had been engaged in a min
ing project near Elko for 10 years.
HOOF-BEATS . . .
SALT LAKE CITY, UR—Myron
Purser, 38, showed up in court
barefooted, pleaded guilty to de
struction of property and drunk
enness, was fined $25, and de
manded the return of his shoes.
Police had seized the shoes for
evidence after they found two
distinctive shoe prints mashed into
the stomped-on hood of a tiny
imported car.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTSK NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
I Ruth Reed
, , Worthy Matron
(Verna Mlckelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
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BYRON Ov REID, W.M.
g Morvtn W. LewU, 'See.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Aab Craft
President
Herb Jenks
Secretary
W ednesda y Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER, President
JANE FOSTER. Secretary
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