Wayne Eben of Unalaklect is in
Nome for medical care, having in
jured himself from a fall while
working. He reports that the Una
lakleet Trading Post is now set up
in the old Uanlakleot Lodge and
thi> post office is operating out
of the Alaska Airlines Bldg.
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MAGISTRATE'S COURT
John Kokoluk was given 45-day
sentence on a disorderly charge.
Buddy Novakuk was sentenced
to 120 days with 30 suspended
for giving liquor to a minor.
Peter Larsen was fined $5.00 for
speeding.
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MRS. FDR CONDITION
REMAINS UNCHANGED
NEW YORK (#> — Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt spent a somewhat
uncomfortable night but her con
dition Thursday was reported as
essen tia 1 ly u n cha nged.
Mrs. Roosevelt, 78, spent three
weeks under hospital treatment for
a lung infection and anemia. She
returned home Oct. 18 with treat
ment continuing there.
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ONE MAN'S VISION
and ONE MAN'S
ACCOMPLISHMENT
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No, Alaska wasn’t brought to its modern level of development -
economically, socially and governmentally - by any one individual.
Many have worked to build and develop our beautiful state. ■ But
there is one man who has led Alaskans, in vision, ideas and achieve
ment, out of the Territorial past to today’s bright threshold of a more
promising and productive future. ■ That man is Ernest Gruening,
who has labored unceasingly - with his rare gifts of persuasion, elo
quence, clear thinking, drive and leadership - to build a better Alaska.
■ For roads, jobs, power, industry, boat harbors, better transportation
and living conditions - for more of the same - mark your ballot
Nov. 6th for the man who has demonstrated he can and will produce.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR
\x\ GRUENING, ERNEST
Democrat
KEEP ALASKA GROWING
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Anchorage, Alaska
28 YEARS OF DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE TO ALASKA AND ALASKANS
ERNEST GRUENING
-4r Director of Division of Territories and Island
Possessions, 1934-1939.
4 Governor of Alaska, 1939-1953.
^ Member of Alaska International Highway
* Commission, 1938-1942 (Alaska
Highway completed 1943)
•X> Author of “The State of Alaska” published
w in 1954.
JL Keynoter at Alaska Constitutional
w Convention, 1955.
JL Elected Alaska-Tennessee Plan Senator
m by Alaskans, 1956.
JL United States Senator from Alaska, 1958
** to present.
Russian Rocket
Brings Down 11-2
Plane Over Cuba
MIAMI, Fla. I/P' — The Miami
News said Thursday a Russian
fired anti-aircraft rocket shot
down a United States U-2 surveil
lance airplane 70,000 feet above
the Escambray Mountain area of
Cuba Saturday.
The pilot, Maj. Rudolf Ander
son Jr., 35, of Greenville, S.C.,
was killed.
The newspaper’s Latin Ameri
can editor, Hal Hendrix, said he
learned the rocket was an ad
vanced version of the Soviet SA-2
missile, fired from one of an esti
mated 25 surface-to-air sites oper
ating in Cuba.
The SA-2 was described as
similar to the U.S. Nike-Hercules
missile.
Hendrix added that U S. special
ists believed a similar SA-2 was
used to knock down the U-2 pilot
ed by Francis Gary Powers over
Russia.
The news story described the
SA-2 as a heat-seeking missile.
Earlier. U.N. Acting Secretary
General U Thant said Cuban Prime
Minister Castro had agreed to re
turn Maj. Anderson’s body “on
humanitarian grounds.”
Thant did not say whether An
derson was shot down or whether
his plane crashed due to mechani
cal trouble but a Defense Depart
ment spokesman in Washington in
dicated the government assumed
he had been shot down.
BARBED WIRE STRUNG
ON KEY WEST SHORES
KEY WEST, Fla. IT) — Ameri
can troops strung barbed wire
barricades along a portion of the
Key West shore facing Havana 90
miles away and appeared Thurs
day to be digging in for an ex
tended stay.
Military installations, rushed
here during the Cuban crisis, were
at the alert, while patrolling by
armed planes continued around the
clock.
Military equipment and some
fresh troops continued to arrive.
Machine-gun emplacements on
the beach, behind the barbed wire
were piled w’ith sandbags.
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