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THIS IS KOTZEBUE — On October 17 as delegates to the Inupiat Paitot conference began to arrive,
Kotzebue, the hub of the Arctic, had only a little snow and the Kotzebue Sound was filled with float
ing ice as it began to treeze for the winter. Twenty-eight delegates attended the three day confer
ence, Oct. 18-20.
DELEGATES ARRIVE — Levi Rexford. left, of Kotzebue welcomes his half brother, Herman Rex
ford of Kaktovik (Barter Island), as he arrives at the Kotzebue airport to take part in the
Inupiat Paitot meeting. At right is Dr. Henry S. Forbes, chairman of the Alaska policy committee, As
sociation of American Indian Affairs, talking to Simon Paneak, of Anatuvak Pass.
FINAL SESSION — Tony Joule, of Kotzebue, reads a portion of the official statement adopted by the
Inupiat Paitot meeting at the conference’s final session, October 20. Other portions of the policy
statement was read by Martha Teeluk and Charles Degnan, of College, both students at the Univer
sity of Alaska.
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Democratic Candidate
Eugene F. (Buzz)
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in the
Alaska House of
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