May Ban Military
Dependent Votes
Military dependents would not
qualify as residents for the pur
poses of voting in Alaska elec
tions under the provisions of a
bill proposed by the state senate
state affairs committee.
At present the law states that
“no member of the armed forces
of the United States is a resident
of this state solely by reason of
being stationed within the state."
The new measure, Senate Bill
No. 6, would amend the present
law so as to include the wording,
“or his spouse or dependents.”
Another change which passage
of the bill would accomplish would
provide that ‘‘All propositions and
questions, other than whether a
judge or justice shall be accepted
or rejected, shall be placed on a
ballot other than the ballot con
taining the names of candidates.”
The new law further states that
“Provision shall be made for vot
ing for write-in and no-party can
didates within each section.”
Act For “Veteran
Preference” Land
An act to provide for a prefer
ence to veterans in the disposition
of certain state lands has been
proposed in the state house of rep
resentatives this week.
The measure, House Bill No.
436, provides that “before offering
to the general public any unoccu
pied residential lands, the Direc
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tor shall offer the land at a re
stricted sale, at which only veter
ans may buy, to be held from 30
to 60 days before the offering to
the general public.”
Other provisions define the
term “veteran” to mean any per
son with 90 days or more of ac
tive service in the armed forces
who has been honorably discharg
ed after having served during any
period between April 6, 1917 and
Dec. 1, 1919, between Sept. 16,
1940, and Dec. 31, 1947, or be
tween June 27, 1950 and Jan. 31,
1955.
Lands sold must not sell at less
than their fair appraised market
value and for “bona fide residen
tial use only, “not for specula
tion.”
Old Harbor
Resident Dies
Durbin Hansen of Old Harbor
died a week ago Tuesday in that
village. He was 76 years old.
Burial was in Old Harbor.
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“SPACE VOYAGE” AT SEATTLE WORLD’S FAIR
This map shows the route to be “traveled” by visitors in a unique space theater at the Seattle
World’s Fair, opening in April, 1962. Sponsored by the United States Science Exhibit and the Boe
ing Company, the Spacearium theater is part of the U.S. Science Pavilion. It uses the world s
largest cinematic lens and projection screen. The entire dome of the theater is the projection screen
upon which will be shown a 12-minute voyage into intergalactic space. The film takes the audience
at tremendous speeds through our solar system to the center of the Milky Way galaxy and beyond
to a point two billion light years from Earth. The map shows some of the points of interest which
are featured in the film.
Presenting the cars
for the lively life:
3 New lively Ones
froM foro!
New (Jalaxle 500/XL!
Start this one and you really start
something. Available with Thunder
bird V-8 power up to 405 hp (coupled
to a 4-speed stick shift), the XL outper
forms America’s most expensive cars.
Standard features include all-new
bucket seats with a Thunderbird-style
console in between. The XL needs
service only twice a year, or every
6,000 miles. Hardtop or convertible.
Definitely not for pedestrian tastesl
New falcon Sports futiiea!
Here's a hot new number from the
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with foam-padded bucket seats and a
handy console in between . . . hits a
new high note with a stylish new
Thunderbird roof (vinyl-covered if you
want it) . . . then goes into the lively
melody of an optional 170 Special Six
engine. Economy with a flair is the
Sports Futura idea . . . it's priced
below many standard compacts.
New falrta\e 500 Sports Coupe!
Don’t flirt with this ope unless you
mean it. It has foam-padded bucket
seats with a console In between . ..
and an all-new optional "260" Challen
ger V-8 that packs 164 hp. Fairlane’s
room, ride and performance are big
car in every way, but this new fine
car costs less than many compacts.
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