CHRISTMAS greetings to all of our
friends in Northwestern Alaska.
— Dick and Joyce Galleher
Tourism Advisory Board
To Meet Jan. 4
JUNEAU UP) — The Newly cre
ated State Tourism Advisory
Board will hold its first meeting in
Juneau on Jan. 4. it was an
nounced by Gov. Wm. A. Egan
and Chairman Merle K. Smith.
The chief executive created
the 25-member board Monday,
' designating Smith, President of
Cordova Airlines, as chairman.
The group will coordinate tourist
promotion efforts by the state, in
dustry and the public.
Egan, who arranged for the
meeting with Smith, said the
chairman of the Tourist Board
will notify all members of the
Jan. 4 meeting, to be held in the
Chambers of the State Senate.
REDRAFT PROPOSED
MINING REGULATIONS
JUNEAU UP) — Proposed mining
regulations have been redrafted
to incorporate recommendations
made during a recent series of
public hearings, Natural Re
sources Commissioner Phil Holds
worth said.
Holds worth said the redraft is
now being studied by members of
his staff. A new series of hearings
will start as soon as the redraft
has been reviewed, probably dur
ing the latter part of January.
After the second round of pub
lic hearings, the regulations will
be put into final form for sub
mission to the Legislature.
Mrs. Opal Cailin, formerly ad
ministrator at the MMM Hos
pital here is now director of
Nursing at the Zion Community
Hospital at Zion, 111., which has
85 beds.
Pauline Wilner, teacher here
for several years is now teaching
at the Orah Dee Clark School in
Anchorage. She and son Jack said
greetings to their friends in
Nome.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Sullivan of
Alaska Steamship Co. will be
spending Christmas in Yakima and
then head south to California to
visit over the New Year.
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To Wish You Abundant
Happiness and Abiding
Peace
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United Airliner
Was Off Course
In Fatal Crash
NEW YORK Iff! — Radio tan-s
show that a United Air Lines .jet
streaked off course just before
colliding with a Trans World Air
liner over Staten Island, but the
recordings offer no clue as to
why.
The tapes released by the FA A
disclose that the La Guardia Field
controller tried, but failed, to
reach the TWA Super Constella
tion after warning it of the ap
proaching jet.
An instant later came the voice
of the radar-scanning La Guardia
controller saying: “I think we
have trouble here with a TWA
Connie, there’s something wrong!
He’s not moving or anything. He
might have got hit by another
airplane.”
In Washington FA A Adminis
trator E. R. Quesada said the
Preston Holding Stack—where
planes circle while waiting to
land— and the Idlewild radar
were working normally at the
time of the crash, he jet was
headed for Idlewild, while the
TWA plane was being brought
into La Guardia.
Quesada said Idlewild’s ap
proach control was ‘‘prepared and
ready” to guide the jet into the
airport but could not locate the
DC8 in or near the pattern to
which it had been assigned.
Federal authorities previously
had said the jet-flight 826—was
about 11 miles off course when
it collided with TWA’s flight 266.
Yvonne Mozee, youngest daugh
ter of Ben Mozee who attended
school here is in the New York
office of the Moral Re-Armament
Office. The organization is show
ing a technicolor film with in
ternationally well known people
in the cast of “The Crowning Ex
perience”. This is its premiere
which has been heralded as out
standing in its vivid dramatiza
tion of the struggle of free people
everywhere to roll back the ad
vance of Communism.
NOME COVENANT CHURCH
Pastors Fred Savok and
Roald Amundsen
Saturday Evening at 7 p. m. An
nual Sunday School Program.
Sunday, Christmas Morning
6:00 a.m. Juloiia
10:00 a.m. Christmas Sing Time
7;30 p.m. Christmas Message
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
> Verna Mickelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
\ BYRON Q. REED, W.M.
Norvtn W. Lewla, Sec.
Meet! First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Robert Grant
President
Dusty Rhode
Secretary
Wednesday i_.uncheor
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER. President'
JANE FOSTER. Secretary
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