In Magistrate's Court
Lincoln Trigg was bound over
to the Grand Jury, on a charge of
rape. Bail was reduced from $5,000
to $1,000.
Gordon Dimmick, charged with'
burglary, pleaded not guilty and
trial has been set for Saturday.
William Okitkon was found
guilty of a charge of assault and
battery on the person of Russell
Tookayalook. He was fined $100
and sentenced to 15 days in jail,
suspended, with the further pro
vision he make restitution of ex
penses incurred in breaking Toot
kayalook’s finger.
Sam Godfrey has returned after
spending the winter in Phoenix,
Ariz. He will represent his ground
in the Kougarok. Coming with him
to spend the summer were Marga
ret and Glenn Morgan, neighbors
in Phoenix.
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ALL FOR A CAT . . .
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. UP) — Warren
Johnson shot a mountain lion* in
Utah last fall and had the hide
made into a rug.
But the rug measured 8 feet and
4 inches, nose to tail, and it was
longer than the room in which
Johnson wanted to use it.
Johnson asked the city for per
mission to add three feet to his
house. Sorry, said Building Com
missioner Harold Christian, that
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the property line.
But he had a suggestion. Cut
off the lion’s tail.
Nothing doing, said Johnson.
So after much consultation,
Christian relented.
Now Johnson can enlarge the
room to fit the cat.
TWIN CRACKUP
MIAMI, Fla. UPl — When one
truck rammed another at a stop
sign, matters were confused tem
porarily.
The trucks belonged to the same
poultry firm and were driven by
Edward and Albert Haywood, 31
year-old identical twin brothers.
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ROLES MAY BE REVERSED
CHICAGO MR — Evangelist
Biljy Graham has an assistant who
says their roles may be reversed
when they get to heaven.
Cliff Barrows, who directs the
2,000-voice choir for Graham’s 19
day crusade for Christ in Chicago,
says: “I tell Billy that when we
get to heaven, there won’t be
any need for his preaching. But
there will be plenty of music, and
maybe they’ll put me in charge.”
Barrows joined the Graham or
ganization while on his honey
moon in 1945. Barrows and his
wife decided to attend a youth
conference in Asheville, N.C., at
which young evangelist, Billy Gra
ham, was speaking.
When the regular song leader
didn’t show up, Graham asked
Barrows, an ordained Baptist min
! ister, to take over. He has been
with Graham ever since.
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Both Husbands Killed
COLUMBUS, Ga. — Six years
ago, military authorities informed
Rebecca Ann Foucher that her
husband, Spec. 2 Richard E. Fou
cher, had been killed in an auto
mobile accident in France.
She later remarried.
Monday, the Department of the
Army notified her that her second
husband, Cpl. Wm. R. Deal, died
after a fall while inspecting an
Army vehicle in Germany.
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Campaign Manager Named
FAIRBANKS UP> — State Sen.
John Coghill, candidate for the
Republican nomination for gov
ernor, has named Richard D. Jones
of Fairbanks as his state-wide
campaign manager.
Jones now is Central District
GOP Chairman. He said he had
been granted leave of absence by
the Republican Central District
Committee until after the primary.
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Admitted: Amelia Nagarak, Emu
Backman, Glenda Weakuk.
NATION’S TOP TEN
1. I Can’t Stop Loving You,
Ray Charles.
2. Stranger on the Shore,
Acker Bilk.
3. Palisades Park, Freddy
Cannon.
4. The Stripper, David Rose
5. It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’
Johnny Tillotson
6. The One Who Really Loves
You, Mary Wells
7. Second Hand Love, Connie
Frances.
8. (The Man Who Shot) Liberty
Valance, Gene Pitney.
9. Playboy. The Marvelettes.
10, Snap Your Fingers, Joe
Henderson.
Some 85 per cent of engaged
girls wear a diamond ring to an
nounce this status, but not all get
them from their fiances. Many
girls now buy their own rings.
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WASHINGTON <JPl — The Sen
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yesterday to continue President
Kennedy’s discretionary authority
to make shipment of surplus food
and other farm commodities to
Yugoslavia and Poland.
The vote was 56-34.
Prodded by its Democratic and
Republican leaders, it retreated
part way from Wednesday’s 57-24
action banning all assistance to
any Communist-dominated country
under the $4,662,000,000 foreign
aid bill.
Wednesday’s surprise action was
a stunning blow to the White House
and State Department which fear
ed an all-out ban on aid to Yugo
slavia might drive that country
back completely into the Sino-So
viet bloc.
Thursday’s amendment, by Sens.
Mike Mansfield the Democratic
leader, and Everett M. Dirksen,
the Republican leader, would per
mit the President, under certain
findings, and after advance notice
to Congress, to make millions of
dollars in food shipments to Poland
and Yugoslavia if he declares it to
be in the interest of the United
States.
The turnaround came as a re
sult primarily of what Dirksen
called a second look by farm state
senators of the full measure of
Wednesday’s ban.
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