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HF.RS1IKY, Pa. .h - Democratic
governors reported majority sup
: .>rt toda> for a program of tnedi
e.,1 rare for the elderly financed
through social security.
But they split wide open, as
usual, on the question of a decla
iation on civil rights.
Republican state executives,
meeting in separate caucus m this
politics-packed 54th Annual Gov
ernor's Conference, exactly re
versed the Democrats' stand.
Gov. Wesley Powell of New
Hampshire, chairman of the con- :
i'crence, reported a majority of the
Republicans opposed to the Ken
nedy administration's compromise
health care bill scheduled for TI.S.
Senate consideration. But he said
they were unanimous in their pro
civil rights position.
Gov. John Swainson. of Mich
igan said a majority appeared to
favor a civil rights resolution he
has authored.
Asked if there was southern op
position, he replied:
■‘There was some restlessness, j
but we ‘outvoted’ them."
The Democrats are promoting j
Gov. Albert Rosellini of Washing- 1
ton, now serving his second term,
as new chairman of the conference i
to succeed Powell. Traditionally,
Democrats and Republicans alter
nate in the chairmanship.
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COMIN'
From Fairbanks: Einar Hagberg, !
Fall Greenleaf, John Burns, Tony
Yurkovich, Mrs. Marshall. David
Hill, Everett Knoll, Terry Kellog.
Thomas Arkfeld. Bat Carter, C’ula
and Verna Mickelson. Grace Ed
man, Alice Hudson, George Foster,
Helen Doyle.
From Fairbanks: A. D. Wendt,
N. N. Caldwdl, Helen Carter, Wm.
Hensley, Henry Maquire, Warren
Nashookpuk, Samuel Williams Joe
Towksjhea, George Downey.
G O I N '
To Kotzebue: Emma Kugzruk,
Maxcine Williams, Loren Payne, i
Tommy Sherman.
To Fairbanks: Mrs. Joseph, and
Steven Rychetnik, Ray Shields,
Joe Brantley, Capt. Byrd, Morris
Kugzruk, Sgt. Dennis. Sp5 Boat- j
men, T. P. Brady, E. Lutzen, Joe
Britt, Samuel Okboak, Mr, and
Mrs. Larry Fagan and family, R.
Berryhill. Helga Adams, Carol
Hodgson, Betty Shamblin, Velma
Sachett. Wm. Cheney, David Hill,
Phillip Riley, J.E. Gallagher, Pearl
Johnson, Grace Davis, Nels Nor
din, George Johnson, Clyde Rud.
WSCS TO MEET FRIDAY
The Women’s Society of Chris
tian Service of the Community
Methodist Church will hold its
monthly meeting at 8:00 p.m. Fri
day, July 6. in the Social Room.
Hostesses will be the Northerner’s
Circle. Anyone desiring to bring
articles for the CML Circle rum
mage sale in August may do so.
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Ex-Disc Jockey
Wins $3.5 Million
In Libel Suit
NEW YORK Uf> — Former radio
and television performer John
Henry Faulk was awarded $3 5
million libel damages Friday night
on his charge that linking him to
a Communist conspiracy destroy
ed his broadcasting career.
After deliberating four hours
after on 11-week trial the jury, by
an 11 to 1 vote, found for Faulk
against the publication Aware,
Inc.; Vincent W. Hartnett, one of
its directors; and the late Laurence
A. Johnson, operator of a chain
of supermarkets in Syracuse, N.Y.
Johnson, excused from attend
the trial because of ill health, died
Wednesday in a Bronx motel.
The panel of eight men and four
women awarded Faulk a total of
$1 million compensatory damages
divided among all three defendants
and punitive damages of $1.25 mil
lion each from Aware and Hart
nett. The judge had ruled that no
punitive damages could be collect
ed from Johnson’s estate.
Faulk’s counsel had asked an
award of $4 million.
Defense attorneys said they de
finitely will appeal.
During the trial, Faulk was de
scribed as the third or fourth lead
ing disc jockey in the New York
area. He conducted programs on
radio and television for the Colum
bia Broadcasting System.
Aware was incorporated in 1953
with an avowed aim of “combat
ting the Communist conspiracy in
entertainment communications.”
Faulk charged that a bulletin of
Aware, published Feb. 10, 1956,
falsely accused him of pro-Com
munist sympathies. He said Hart
nett prepared the material and
Johnson was instrumental in dis
tributing it to broadcasting and
advertising executives.
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Arctic Sanitary
Service
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pete Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Bohrer
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
Secretary
iSr-V ■‘Mi,.
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Meets First and Third Mondays
Anvil Lodge
No. 140
Carl Mickelson, W. M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
Of Each Month
Nome Rotary Club
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets Last Tuesday of I very
Month at School
Dorothy Grant, President
Harriet Amundsen, Secretary
—VISITORS WELCOME—
Pioneer Igloo No. 1
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
Ralph DeLong, Pres.
Chas. D. Jones, Secty.
Nome Cadet Squadron
lit Lt. Jesse Jones, Cmdr.
Meetings - Each Thursday 7:06 pjn
Marc Beauchamp
Secretary
Herb Jenks
President
Civil Air Patrol
Northwestern Group