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Defense Exercise
Will Ground All
Planes Sept. 10
SAN FRANCISCO, (fll — All
commercial and private airplane
flights in the United States, Can
ada, and Alaska will be halted
for six hours Sept. 10 for a mas
sive defense exercise by the North )
American Air Defense Command.
The test will run from 1 a.m.
to 7 a.m. EST.
Gen. Laurence Kuter, NORAD
commander at Colorado Springs,
said the “Sky Shield” test will
involve the whole radar and elec
tronics system used in air defense.
An Air Force spokesman at
Hamilton Air Force Base said the
test’s scope required clearing the
skies over most of the North Am
erican continent of all but mili
tary aircraft.
He said radar and radio jam
ming techniques would be used
that would interrupt civilian
radar and radio operators.
He said military interceptor
planes needed freedom to roam
the skies at any altitude w'ithout
concern for collision with civilian
aircraft.
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Faubus Looks Like Cinch
For 4th Term as Governor
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., OPI —Gov.
Orval Faubus, an unprecedented
fourth term in his pocket, rested
today after a smashing victory
over four opponents in Tuesday’s
Democratic primary.
Faubus, central figure in the
Little Rock school integration
crisis of 1957-58, faces Republican
opposition in the November elec
tion, but Arkansas has not elected
a GOP governor since reconstruc
tion
F;.' bus’ total was about 6f! per
cent of ihe vote. He polled 70 per
cent '..’ben he won a third term!
agai ist t vo opponents in 195S.
JUNLAU WOMAN KILLED
ON ROAD TO DOUGLAS
JUNEAU. (iTi — Mrs. Morris
Grant, Sr., 39, of Juneau was1
killed late last night when a car
driven by her husband plunged
off the Douglas road at the Law
son Creek bridge.
She was the first person to be
j killed in a traffic accident in the
! Juneau-Douglas area this year,
j according to State Police.
! Grant was hospitalized in Ju
neau. The extent of his injuries]
hal not been determined.
CONGO AIRLIFT
I WIESBADEN, Germany, (IP) — !
The U.S. Air Force Tuesday re
ported its airlift to the Congo
has so far delivered 6,330 soldiers ]
and 1,300 tons of supplies and !
equipment for the United Nations, j
Nixon Parly In Chicago In Force
CHICAGO, UPi—Vice President j
Richahd Nixon’s party is occupy
ing 49 rooms and suites in the
Sheraton-Blackstone Hotel.
! President Eisenhower’s party
has 21 units.
|
Mrs. Kasenkina of “Leap
To Freedom" Fame,
Dies of Heart Condition
I NEW YORK, UP)— Oksana Step
anova, whose “leap to freedom”
I 12 years ago formed a melodra
[ matic chapter in the cold war,
; died Sunday in a Miami, Fla.,
1 hotel. She was 63.
A onetime Russia schoolteacher,
Mrs. Kasenkina in 1948 jumped
| from the third-story window of
the Soviet Consulate here to
avoid being returned to her home
land.
The Tolstoy Foundation, Inc.,
an organization to aid White Rus
sian exiles from Communism, said
that Mrs. Kasenkina died at the
Gralynn Hotel in Miami from
! natural causes compliated by a
j heart condition.
1 In recent years, she has lived
jin seclusion, the foundation said,
changing her residence often for
fear of reprisals. She became an
American citizen in 1957.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with rain showers. Lit
tle change in temperature. Low
expected tonight 50, high tomor
row 60.
In the past 24 hour: highest
temp. 58, lowest 48. Sunrise at
2:51 a.m., sunset at 9:26 p.m
A year ago today, high 57,
low 45. Extremes on this date
since 1907: highest 7! in 1926,
lowest 34 in 1929.
High and low in San Francisco
today was 72-53; in Seattle 84-64.
"DRAFTED" FOR JURY DUTY
MIAMI, Fla,, in—An unwilling
candidate for jury duty told Court
Bailiff Bob Barron, "I don't have
citizenship papers.”
“Your people met the boat.
Papers or no papers, you’re a
native citizen,” Barron replied
and ordered Douglas M. Osceola
of the Florida Everglades to jury
duty.
Osceola is a member of the
Miccosukee Indian Nation which
has never accepted the citizen
ship offered all Indians by the
U.S. government in 1912.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Agnes Kunnuk, Ellen
Slwooko, Joachin Koyuk, Walter
Maakestad.
Discharged: Stephen and Har
old Potter, Agnes Nayokuk, Harry
Johnsen Jr., John Osborne Jr.,
and Barney Crosby.
CANADIAN VISITORS
Orpha Doan was one of five
tourists visiting Nome Monday
from Sault St. Marie, Ontario,
Canada. Eighty Canadian are tra
veling in Alaska by bus but only
five of the party reached Nome.
San Francisco Lake Ranch
2500 Acres—2Vt miles on ocean
8 Lake—16 miles north of S.F.
5% down 10% annually 3% int.
Sellers:
William Desmond Ryan
J. Pierce Gannon, Jr.
Walter J. Forward, Jr.
457 S. Robertson Beverly Hills
i California Crestview 4-7823
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