New Fee Schedules
Set at U of Alaska
COLLEGE Uh — President Wm.
R. Wood of the University of
Alaska has announced new fee
schedules which will become ef
fective at the University for the
1062-1963 academic year.
Under the new schedule, Alas
ka residents living on campus and
taking seven or more credit hours
will be charged a fee of $1,258,
plus a $25 per semester refund
able room deposit. The present
feet for residents is $1,025.
The tuition charge for non
resident students will be boosted
from $100 to $150 a semester. This
charge is in addition to the fees
charged all students. Resident
students do not pay tuition.
Wood also announced a consoli
dation of miscellaneous fees, at
$7$, and associated students of the
University of Alaska fees, at $58.
Double dormitory rooms will go
up from $100 to $135 a semester.
Single rooms will increase from
$125 to $160 a semester. Apart
ments will be boosted from $100
to $120 a month and trailer court
space will be increased from $15
to $25 a month.
NIKE-ZEUS ROCKET SCORES
FIRST TEST SUCCESS
POINT iMUGU, Calif. UR — A
Nike-Zeus rocket streaked far
over the Pacific yesterday and
scored the first test success for
the new “missile killer” defense
device.
Jubilant Army officers, who had
I to destroy rockets used in the
two previous tests because they
veered off course, pronounced No.
3 “a 100 per cent success.”
The Nike-Zeus system when
perfected is expected to be able to
knock down attacking nuclear
tipped missiles.
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ROCKY AND WIFE SEPARATE
NEW YORK (A — Republican
Gov. Nelson A.. Rockefeller, re
garded as a potential 1964 candi
date for President, announced
that he and his wife of 31 years
have agreed to a legal separation.
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Gov. Egan Has No
Comment on Taylor’s
Bid for Governorship
JUNEAU Iff) — Gov. Wm. Egan
declined to comment yesterday
on an announcement by State Rep.
Warren A. Taylor, (D-tFairbanks),
that he was a candidate for Gov
ernor of Alaska.
Taylor, Speaker of the State
House of Representatives, an
nounced his candidacy Wednes
day. He was the first Democrat to
do so. Verne "O. Martin, an An
chorage Republican, said Sunday
he would seek the GOP guber
natorial nomination.
Egan, commenting during his
regular Thursday morning news
conference on the death early
Thursday of Speaker Sam Ray
burn of the UH. House of Repre
sentatives, said:
“I certainly regret the fact that
the nation has lost the services
of Sam Rayburn. He was a warm
friend of Alaska.
“I will never forget the after
noon he rose in his chair and
made the off-the-cuff speech
which was instrumental in getting
the Alaska Statehood bill before
the House. It was a most dra
matic moment.
“This man Rayburn certainly
contributed much toward those
things which promote the dignity
of man.”
Adenauer Says Berlin
Wall Must Come Down
Before Negotiations Start
BONN, Germany iff) — Chan
cellor Konrad Adenauer said yes
terday the Communists must re
move the wall dividing Berlin
before negotiations over the city
can start between the Western
powers and the Soviet Urttbi*.
The Chancellor made the state
ment to a group of American
newspapermen.
Speaking of his forthcoming
meeting with President Kennedy,
Adenauer said these points about
Berlin are non-negotiable:
1. The freedom of Berlin must
be preserved.
2. The wall must be removed.
3. The communications between
Berlin and West Germany must
be secured because without them
Berlin can not live.
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