Sr».
Srrkr' Boost In
Air Su!>y:.n!h‘s
WASHINGTON . Ala.-kan
' ri 1 1 “fh :nr,c; people in W<
Ceded State.-' w'h one aircraft
f<»r each 15(1 residents. Sen. E. T..
Bartlett, said Tuesday.
This compares with the ex
treme.-: in the other states running
from one plane to every (325 Ne
vadans and one to every 4,545 Nmv
Yorkers, Bartlett told the Senate
Independent Offices Appropria
tions Subcommittee in a statement
he filed.
Bartlett asked the committee to
raise to $83,078,000 the appropria
tions for Civil Aeronautics Board
airline subsidies. The House ap
proved $71.9 million.
The CAB ha. earmarked 97 P° h
000 for Alaska air subsidies during
the fiscal year which began July
1. That compares with tl■■■•• esti
mated $8,648,000 in Alaska pay
ments during the last fiscal v< ar,
Bartlett said.
Bartlett also said a new federal
building is “vitally needed” in Ju
neau and asked that the committee
approve $12,290,00(1 for the project,
thereby restoring a 7 per cent cut
recommended by the House.
Over the long run, he said, the
building would save the govern
ment money since it now pays
$339,000 a year to rent space in
Juneau.
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Alaska Strain's Renewal
( barter to Lease Ships
Protested !>y Two Firms
5 KATTLE i/P - Renew,;! of the
• ’ ■ ?•;’! clue ‘ r aweomonl with th<
A’. •’ Steamship O’, on three
Cl-M-AVl const;)! ships has beer.
: • ' did by two rival Alaska car
rier.-- and an association that world
like la lease ships privately to
Ms k,i Steam.
The ship-; are the freighters
Coastal Monarch. Coastal Nom id
and Coast; 1 Rambler. Alaska Steam
has chartered them since short!;
after World War II under an agree
ment that requires the company
to pa; only for period? when the
si tips arc in use. They are the la t
of the sizable fleet Alaska Stt am
once chartered from the govern
: wnt before if purchased its own
Liberty ships.
There have been no protests
against the arrangement for the
past 10 years.
However, this year the compet
m; Alaska Freight Lines and Puget
S' und-Alaska Can Lines have pro
to-tod that the trade is over-ton
nap. ed.
The American Tramp Ship Own
ers Awn. maintained that it could
charter Liberty ships to Alaska
Steam at So.000 a month, which is
!< - them Alaska Steam pays for
the smaller ships.
However, .1. F. Zumdieck, gen
■ ral manager of Alaska Steam, said
the small ships are necessary to
serve outports where Alaska Steam
cl’s during the salmon canning
season. Need for the ships in re
serve wa • dramatized thC year,
Zumdieck said, when the unex
pecteci rich aknon runs at Kodiak
a: el ether central dwtriet areas of
Akwk-i f reed the company to
!■; all ; ; ; out of layup in a
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Sena!c Sets Debate
rim.il for F irst
Fime ?n ?,> Years
WASHINGTON 1 :V Tip Sen
.’it• eh.u oled .i tact? in hi•'' ivy y« --
! terdny by voting a debate limila
! t ion to break the back of a fili
| on.-tor against the- administration's
co!nmunicafion:- sntelbn bill.
The vote was f>3 for cloture and
37 against.
Thus, for the first time in mon
than 35 year-. the required tv.-n
thirds naaj'ss'v of those partiei
. paling approved a bipartisan lead
ership motion to invoke the 45
year-old cloture rule. Under it
e If h senator will be limited to a
' tal < f one k ur’s furthe • t dk
The action forecast Sen *.• nas
age — pos. ady late this wi ■ k - -
of the mea-'ure to set up a . ri
vatcly-owned but government rer'
ulatod corporation to laun-'i and
operate satellites in a glob .] com
munications system. The House
nursed the bill May 3 by 354-9
i vote.
! Government Ownership
| Liberal Democrats, fightim: for
| g< '.eminent ownership, charged in
. ‘ano-consuming talk that the pri
j '.-ate corporation — to be half own
| ed by communications firms and
I half by purchaser:, of its stock —
| would be dominated by AT & T.
1 Backers of the bill disputed that
contention.
President Konnedv. Atty. Gen.
• Boh, rt Kennedy. Secretary of State
I Dean Rusk and other ■ iminis4: • -
’ tion leader-- had all called for pa
! sage of fr-e bill in its nn-s< r.t form.
J Opponents coivend a privalHv
| o\‘ nod sp ■ ■ communications cor
! t, rat inn •.<•• viM be, , v. . ft. I
| Dait’ett uni it Tuesday, a "van
| giveaway of tax billions to AT -v T
I Th" bill proposes fl at he’'' <!
j ! -0 coop, 'Sot !(:o' : .el.; i if, e.ip! tl
! roir.nr mj ;itw ,v,. r,,e,... .. n
bein.g -
C o r',
:r a:: -a
sainted b
nt
VO p n , ; ; • pf
Kennedy adnv lustration i • "honey
i • nv •ed" with • • inner AT 8: T em
Bmllett chat god that the AT & T
had engineered the surmnder of
top officials i . the Gen. ral Scrv
i '(s Administr; ti( n by r<'moving
defenders of the mb lie inhuv-t
from GSA.
Bart left said AT & T began its
campaign in Rnl) aft -r 12 GSA em
ploy •. race A iodj.p . p
a- v; ! ’ tot a1” a.on . ; , :,aV;n;
the v ivernmou: w. re than $100
milBon in prawn tin ■ u•'< > N no
charges.
He said all 12 "hr.v< be. „ •i„i
out of GSA, 1,'iketi off ’eiec" ,no
rate work or otherwise neu
tralized.”
On Lean to Government
The senator mentioned t' ree
AT & T men he said were on loan
to the government, including Dr.
Merv:n Kelly, whom h< identified
as president of Bel! Laboratories
and now consultant to the National
Aeronautics and Space Adminis
tration.
He said that Kelly, when an ad
viser to former Secretary of De
fense Charles Wilson, had drafted
a memo suggesting the Justice De
partment drop a suit against AT
& T for divorcement of its manu
facturing subsidiary. Western Elec
tric.
The senator said it was a “com
plete victory” for AT & T when
the Justice Department agreed to
a consent decree in which Western
Electric was neither divorced from
AT & T nor forced to compete in
supplying it hardware.
Republican leader Everett Dirk
sen joined Democratic leader
Mike Mansfield in sponsoring the
cloture motion.
The rose, the world’s favorite
flower, was cultivated for its medi
cinal value by monks during the
middle ages. At one time rose
petals also were used in salads.
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j atW f11;: . ,i fif'd f M'-rsl ‘ '.V } .
! hr council, nf it. 11u ji*tt*rl.
: .'net•lin.tr. said in -fnierr.-nf the
I ‘OS !: - "ei ( 1 ee,.:u;i].-"
j witii civilian worker- rich' now.”
The statement did not ay how
much money the council .-ought for
the workers.
Earlier. organized labor reveal -
<*d i* primary we,anon in ‘he bat
tle for full employment will be a
national campaign for a 35-hour
j work week.
AFT,-CIO President George
' ■ on. announced Monday a drive
' require double-time pay for
hours worked in excess of 35 a
eek. He termed the shorter work
week “a national necessity."
Th<* federation presents more
' an 14 million of the 65 million
j national work force.
Xo me I nemployment
Rote Last week 4.9 Pet.
JUNEAU i.T — Alaska's insured
unemployment rate for the week
ending Aug. 4 was 3.5, down slight
ly Pom the 3.6 of the previous
week, and well below the 6.1 for
the comparable week a year aso,
l abor Commissioner Gil Johnson
j said yesterday.
I J' hnson said that continuing uo
1 empli n* insured 1 •.• the state
! let: led 1.146. down 27 f am the
j pt ' Vi us »k. Unemployment at
th ■ -..me time last year v.-as 2.o39.
New unc
e.v; nt f■ .v the w- ek
; comp.-fed with 326
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Walter Hen
the Gen. r;ii \ c
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of this v. ar.
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Kennedy uryed th
S'nan inquiry |c
S; minyton. <D-!\
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