Mr. K Continues Attacks
On West Germany
SALZBURG, Austria, UR — So
viet Premier Khrushchev contin
ued his attacks on West Germany
Monday night, raising the specter
of a new anschiuss that would re
turn Austria to German domina
tion.
Jn contrast to the lighthearted
tone of his motorbus tour through
Austria’s lederhosen and yodel
ing country, Khrushchev warned
that the Soviet Union would not
sit still if Austria’s neutrality is
violated.
He used these words to revive
the memory of Hitler s takeover
of Austria in 1938: “There are
quite a few in West Germany who
have not given up plans for cre
ation of a greater Germany, who
are not satisfied with the exist
ence of an independent Austrian
state.”
He also repeated the Soviet
threat to sign a sparate peace
treaty with East Germany “with
all the consequences resulting
from that,” if the West does not
agree to peace treaties with both
Germanys and to make West Ber
lin a demilitarized, so-called neu
tral city.
WELCOME TO NOME
Overnight guests with Wien
Airlines today are Edith Risley,
Marilyn Abrams and Mr. and
Mrs. Swayne.
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EGAN SAYS FEDERAL PAY
RAISE WILL AFFECT
ALASKA'S 1962 BUDGET
JUNEAU, UP—Gov. William A.
Egan said Tuesday the state's bud
get review committee would start
preliminary work by the end of
the month on the proposed budget
for fiscal 1962, which starts July
1, 1961.
“Unquestionably,” the- Governor
said, "Congress’ action in over
riding President Eisenhower's1
veto last week and providing pay
increases for 1 i/i million federal
employes will have to be taken
into consideration.”
The Governor said he was not
prepared, however, to say how
much of an impact the federal
increase would have on the make
up of the stale's fiscal 1962 bud
get.
Mrs. Kennedy Expecting
HYKAMNIS, Mass., UP — Mrs.
John F. Kennedy, whose husband
seeks the Democratic presidential
nomination, is expecting.
The spokesman for the family
of the Massachusetts senator said
Monday night the Kennedvs ex
pect the birth of their second
child in late November or early
December. They have a daughter,
Caroline, 2.
The spokesman said Mrs. Jac
queline Kennedy will not attend
early sessions of the Democratic
National Convention opening in
Los Angeles July 11 but hopes to
get to some late sessions.
Son of Local Couple
Is Delegate to World
Science Convention
Word has been received on the
University of Alaska campus that
seven scientists from the Geo
physical Institute will be attend
ing the General Assembly of the
International Union of Geodesy
and Geophysics in Helsinki.
Or. Christian T Elvey,t direc
tor of the institute, will be the
chief deputy, representing the
National Academy of Sciences—
National Research Council at the
International Association of Geo
magnetism and Aeronomy meet
ings.
To increase the number of
young scientists with a broad out
look on the scientific knowledge
in the world, the National Science
Foundation is sponsoring the at
tendance at the IUGG meetings
of up-and-coming young scientists
with administrative ability. Three
of the scientists at the Geophysi
cal Institute have been selected
lor this honor. They are Dr Man
fred H. Rees, Harold F. Leinback
and T. Neil Davis. All three will
read papers on their research.
Davis is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hon Davis of Nome.
G LOVERS VIL.LE, N. Y., .4* —
George A. Fellows, born on the
Fourth of July, observed his 100th
birthday anniversary Monday.
Sprightly and in apparent good
health. Fellows said “1 don't feel
as good as I did at 94.’
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Russian Dog Makes Five
Trips to Space and Return
MOSCOW, ijPi — A dog named
Daring has made her fifth trip
into space aboard a Soviet rocket
and returned safely to earth, the
Soviets reported today. A top
rocket expert said this proves the
dependability of the Soviet rocket
recovery system.
A A. Blagonravov, armed forces
research expert and member of
the Soviet Academy of Sciences,
was commenting on a report that
two dogs and a rabbit journeyed
13d miles above the earth in a
rocket last month.
The dogs, the rabbit and the
instruments were recovered fully
intact, Blagonravov said, and
were in fine condition right after
landing and fit for repeated ex
periments.
The Soviet news agency Tass
said the single-stage rocket, in a
routine launching, carried a total
weight of 4.629 pounds in animals
and instruments and brought back
valuable information on what
happens to muscle tone in the
weightless state spacemen will
encounter.
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America’s space monkeys. Able
and Baker, reached a height of
300 miles in a rocket flight last
year and were recovered.
Polaris Missile Malfunctions
CAPE CANAVERAL, if — A
second-stage malfunction today
cut short a test flight of a Navy
Polaris submarine missile.
The Navy reported the 28-foot
solid-fuel missile performed all
right until the flight suddenly was
terminated about 90 seconds after
launch. It was programmed lor a
1,000-mile flight.
The launching was one of the
last from a land pad before the
Navy begins key underwater fir
ings from the nuclear submarine
George Washington.
Woman, 60, R«kum Grandson. 4
DARWIN. Australia, if—Nehk
D’Antoine, 80, n grandmother,
jumped 20 feet from a wharf into
the sen and rescued her graft ison.
Robin Taylor, 4.
“My dress acted like a para
chute and when I hit the water,
1 had my legs free to swim," she
said, a iding that she had nut
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Sitka Alaska
Same Flag Used In
Same Day In Maine
And In Honolulu
HONOLULU, l/P— The 50-star
flag that greeted the first rays of
the July 4 sun at Poland Springs,
Maine—easternmost point of the
United States—arrived in plenty
of time to see the sun go down
in the Union’s newest and west
ernmost state—Hawaii.
The jet-age feat, was accom
plished without a hitch after WAF
Sgt. Cynthia Stroheker of New
Gloucester raised the 50-star ban
ner in Maine Monday. It was
rushed to Boston, then by Ameri
can Airlines jet to San Francisco,
then by Pan American jet to Hon
olulu, arriving at 3:50 p.m.
Hawaiians celebrated their first
year of statehood Monday mor
ning with a colorful ceremony at
Tolana Palace—former residence
of Hawaiian royalty. Flags from
all over the nation were flown
there by jet.
Gov. William Quinn said Ha
waii can “show the rest of the
world that any community, any
country can prosper regardless of
the racial ancestry of the people
who comprise it.”
MacMillan Denied U2e Fly
From British Bases
IjONDON, l/P—Prime Minister
MacMillan denied yesterday that
American U2 spy planes have
been flying from British bases
without his knowledge.
He declined, however, to tell
the House of Commons whether
the British government has given
the United States approval lor
such flights — or whether any
have been made.
MacMillan was sharply ques
tioned by members of the opposi
tion Labor party, who complained
bitterly about his replies.
No Parking At Seat cf Learning
AUSTIN, Tex., I.P — Finding
room for an expected 30,000 stu
dents by 1970 doesn’t worry Uni
versity of Texas authorities as
much as finding more teachers
and parking spaces.
Dr. L. D. Haskew. University
vice president for developmental
services, made this observation
“We can handle In.000 stude nts
oil our campus now.' Hasl-.ew
commented “but we can’t handle
he automobiles of 40,000 stu
dents,” he said.
Bette Davis Wins Divorce
PORTI AND. Maine. aE — Act
voss Bette Davis won a divorce
from her' actor - husband. Gary
Merrill. today. She testified that
Merrill was !,a man who really
must be on his own."
Merrill did not appear in court
to contest th< r IPS Hi is in
Spain making a movie.
Miss Davis, a re. tent of near
by Cape Elizabeth, was awarded
a token alimony of a dollar a
ar an 1 was aivcii f.iti custody
. three children.
Lefier-sise and legal file folders
at Th? Nuggel