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Weather Forres
Suspension of
??e!ie' WoF in Cook Inie
ANCHORAGE - \dv< r, ,
| w< ,'ithor ha - forcer! suspension o
operation' on a relief well in Cool
1- let , Pan American Petroleun
Dorp. revealed Saturday in telling
I the dramatic story of attempts to
I i xt:n;..uisa an oil and gas blaze
which has been raying out of con
trol since August.
11 e fire, located about 36 miles
southwest of Anchorage, will con
tinue burning until spring when
the firm will resume work in the
; Inlet The blaze has been a local
landmark, seen from the city as
well as by airplane crews and
passengers corning in for landings
at International Airport.
| Drilling had continued on the
well long past the normally safe
operating period in an attempt to
complete it and snuff out the
, Cnok-Inlet-State No. 1 well that
blew out. of control more than
1 ‘hree months ago.
Officials of Pan American and
Capt. Robert Logan, insurance un
derwriters representative, told of
being within hours of completing
the relief well Thursday when an
adverse wind plus ice floes forced
the floating rig off its location.
The ice carried away a tender
boat and broke loose one of four
anchors holding the rig in place.
Despite extreme danger to the
men and equipment, the rig was
kept on the site until the well was
secured for the winter, Logan said.
| ARTICLE WRITTEN BY
j DEAD PILOT DETAILED
I IDLEWILD'S shortcoming
j WASHINGTON UP) — A maga
j z'ne article by a pilot killed ir
! the airliner crash Friday at New
York's Idlewild Airport deplores
what he called the narrow safety
margin for landings there.
Eastern Airlines Capt. Edwan
Bechtold, referred particularly t
i Runway 4. the runway which h
j missed when he crashed in a fot
Killed with Bechtold in tha
I crash were 24 other persons amonj
j the 51 aboard the DC-7B.
Bechtold’s article, written sev
j eral weeks ago for Airlift maga
, zine, will not appear until the
i January issue, out Dec. 26.
Purebred Arabian Stallions
j SEATTLE l.-P — The price tag
j on two purebred Arabian stallions
j which arrived by ship from Eng
land Monday was described by
| the new owners as “several thou
! sand dollars."
The new co-owners are Don C.
Chandler, Fairbanks and Dr. How
ard Kale Sr., Bellevue, Wn. The
Chandlers own the “Bardon Ara
bian Ranch" at Scottsdale. Ariz.,
and Dr. Kale has been rasing
purebred Arabian horses at Stan
wood, north of here, for 20 years.
Only 9 per cent of the U.S. em
ployed population works on farms,
and our problem is food surpluses.
In the Soviet Union 48 per cent
of its workers labor on farms, and
their problem is food shortages.
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v“u Mcxico Jf is First
'>()}* Senator fn 27 Years
f SANTA FE, N.M t-P Edwin
. Meehem i NV'v Mexico's fire* Rp
r publican senator in gy ye;ir.
.Meehem resigned as governor
Friday and was appointed to the
Sena*, by 1/ Gov. Tom Bolaek
’.'.’ho, in turn, became governor.
fioth wiII serve- interim tern
Meehem, 50. succeeds Sen D<-nnis
Chavez, a Democrat., who died
.Nov. 18. Bolaek will be governor
only a month. Democrat Jack
Campbell, who defeated Meehem
in the Nov. (J general election, will
take office as governor Jan. 1
Chavez- term in the Senate is
up Jan. 1, 1965. A senator will
be elected in November 1964.
Appointment of Meehem bolsters
: the thin Repub!ieari ranks in the
Senate. Democrat, hi Id a 68-32
edge after the Nov. 6 election,
but M eel tern's appointment will
make it 67-33.
School Xmas Programs
Kuled Legal if Not Used
For Religious Instruction
NAPA, Calif. 'F — Napa County
counsel Daniel York has ruled that
Christmas programs in public
; schools are legal if they are not
1 used primarily as a means of re
ligious instruction.
York issued his decision Friday
in answer to a challenge from Dr.
i Abraham Linn, a psychiatrist at
; Napa State State Hospital and
i father of a student at Phillips Ele
mentary School.
| Dr. Linn said he asked York
1 to prepare an opinion as a result
i of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling
! that authorziation of prayer in
j New York State schools was un
constitutional.
He said he would consult an at
i tornev after seeing the opinion to
' decide whether to take legal action.
"My feelings that religious
training nr programs are uncon
) stitutional." Dr. Linn said. “I ques
® tinned the program only on a legal
’’ basis. I am not objecting on a
religious basis.’’
Pat Nixon Campaigned
With Three Broken Ribs
BEVERLEY HILLS. Calif. (F—
Patricia Nixon campaigned for her
husband, Richard Nixon, while suf
fering from three cracked ribs, an
informed source has revealed.
He said Mrs. Nixon kept the
injury secret, although she was in
intense pain for days, "because
she didn’t want pity.”
Mrs. Nixon received the injury
in early October when she slipped
on a bathroom floor in a San Fran
cisco hotel.
Nn Change In Recount
JUNEAU OF — The recount of
votes in Dist. 10 showed no change
in the standing of the two House
candidates. The total reached Sat
urday gave the winner Republican
Clem Tillion 1,001 votes to his
Democratic opponent Allan Peter
sen 969.
This represented a loss for
Peterson, who requested the re
count, of 13 votes from the offi
cial canvass, which gave Tillion
1,000 and the Democrat 981.
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