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IlolioopU r ('rash
In Onu'lory
CHICAGO, iff1— A brief heli
copter hop between airports end
ed abruptly in fiery death in a
gloomy suburban cemetery Wed
nesday night for all 13 persons
aboard.
The helicopter, carrying 11 pas
sengers and two crewmen, appear
ed to stop in air, witnesses re
ported. then weave a moment be
fore plunging earthward.
The fuselage containing at least
five bodies ripped into a cluster
of tombstones and erupted in
white-hot fury. The tail section
with three bodies, was more than
two blocks away.
One witness said he was certain
the pilot veered from his regular
course to avoid hitting a popu
lated area.
An official of Chicago Helicop
ter Airways, Inc., said it ap
peared the tail section of the heli
copter, similar to one used Wed
nesday by President Eisnhower
on a visit to the Republican Na
tional Convention, apparently fell
off in flight.
A 600 - foot slash in the tree
tops approaching the crash scene
indicated the pilot fought desper
ately to gain altitude until the
final moment.
The fatalities were the first for
1he 13-year-old firm which began
ferrying passengers in 1956. Last
week it flew Mayor Richard J.
Daley as its 500,000th passenger.
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Bartlett Can't Even Bring
Promises to N.W. Alaska i
President of the Chamber j
Pcnrse Walsh ruefully remarked
at the luncheon Thursday that
Sen. Bartlett on his trip through
the state brought to Juneau the
glad tidings of the $15,000,000
Federal Building: to Anchorage,
word of the Ladd fighter planes
being part of Elmendorf’s reserve,
and to Fairbanks the news about
a $3,000,000 satellite space track
ing station. But by the time he
reached Nome he had run out of
progressive developments and
! couldn’t even offer promises,
i Walsh reveiwed what the loss
| of the Land Office over a 10-year
j period has meant to Nome not
! only financially, but as an ec
onomic setback without the rec
ords being available to individ
uals as well as firms seeking in
formation on the area. The re
turn of these records within the
next two weeks is another step
forward and one which has long
been delayed he stated.
Guests at the chamber luncheon
were Howard Crinklaw, of Nome
Light and Power; Franklin Ma
hon of General Services Admin
istration; Peggy Kelliher, Bob
Blodgett, George Hayes, Dan
Jones, and Richard Quintus.
ACS RECRUITING HELP
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the Alaska Communication Sys
tem will begin recruiting approxi
mately 30 toll office telephone in
stallers and repairers and elec
tronic equipment installers and
repairers for duty at various lo
I cations in Alaska.
Applications may be made, and
further information obtained at
the following locations in Alaska:
Elmendorf AFB, and ACS Station
Commander’s Office, Fairbanks.
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Kennedy Agrees to Four
Debates with Nixon
HYANNIS PORT. Mass., Wi —
Sen. John F. Kennedy yesterday
questioned the sincerity of the
Republican platform and agreed
to debate Vice President Nixon
face-to-face four times in the
presidential race.
Kennedy accepted an invitation
from Robert W. Sarnoff, board
chairman of the National Broad
casting Co., to join in a “great de
bate” TV series.
Such a televised meeting of
White House candidates would be
unprecedented.
Kennedy questioned whether
the Republicans could or would
carry out their platform. He said
the platforms of both major par
ties committed them to great
goals.
Kennedy said the question is
whether the Republicans or the
Democrats, in view of their rec
ords in Congress and in past ad
ministrations, can best “do the
job.”
“I think we can do it,” he said.
Camp at Dexter Available Only
Girl Scouts and Brownies
The Girl Scout Committee, in
response to several requests for
the use of the camp, have an
nounced that the site is for the
use of Girl Scouts and Brownie
only.
The camp is kept for the use
of these several groups, who are
urged to make use of it with their
parents, and leaders during the
summer months.
Parents or leaders may ascer
tain availability and the key from
the Girl Scout Committee.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
NOTICE
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION
OF WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANGE
For the change of names of William
Francis Strange and Kelly Renee
Strange. Father and daughter.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, by
order of the above entitled Court and
Judgment entered on the 27th day of
June. 1960, the legal names of the above
Petitioner - Applicant and his daughter
Kellv Renee Strange, have been changed
to WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANE and
RENEE STRANE respectively.
Upon return of proof of this Notice to
the said Court, a certificate under seal
of the Court may be issued showing the
names as so changed.
WILLIAM FRANCIS STRANE
Publish July 29, Aug. 5, 12, 19. 1960.
NOTICE OF PARTY
PRIMARY NOMINATION
AND SPECIAL ELECTION
To the Electors of Nome Voting
Precinct. Election District No. 23.
State of Alaska:
Notice is given that pursuant
to Chapter 83. SLA 1860. and the
Proclamation of the Governor of
the Stale of Alaska, and in con
formity therewith, a Party Pri
mary Nomination and Special El
ection will be held on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 9. 1880
Between the Hours of
8 a.m. and 8 p.m.
(1) To nominate candidates of
the various political parties of
Alaska for the following offices,
to wit:
A United Stales Senator
A United States Representative
Ten (10) Stale Senators
Forty (40 Stale Representatives
(2) To nominate a candidate
from each of the various political
parties of Alaska for a STATE
SENATOR for Senate District M
to fill a vacancy.
(3) To adopt or reject the Init
iative relating to moving the Cap
ital of Alaska.
Location of polling places and
precinct boundaries are posted in
three places in each voting pre
cinct in all election districts. In
formation regarding polling places
and precinct boundaries is avail
able for Northwestern District at
office of Election Supervisor,
Carrie McLain, Box 36, Nome,
Alaska, phone Red 128.
Dated this 25th day of July, 1960
Secretary of Alaska
Hugh J. Wade,
Publish July 29. Aug. 5, 8. 1960.
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