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M PLANES SEARCH
FOR MISSING PLANE
GUAM OP — Thirty-1 vo plants
resumed searching today for a
Flying Tiger Super Constellation
which vanished over the Pacific
last Friday on a military charter
flight to South Viet Nam with 107
persons on board.
The 107 included 92 U.S. Army
troops.
The joint rescue coordination
center contacted Lockheed Air
craft and Flying Tiger Line of
ficials and provided them with a
| detailed description of a piece of
I aluminum tubing found afloat on
| Tuesday by the USS Cayuga
County.
The tubing, supported by fiber
glass insulation, was found about
65 miles southeast of the point
where the Liberian freighter Lin
zen reported seeing falling red
lights at 1:30 a.m. last Friday.
House Okehs Curfew Measure
JUNEAU IP — A bill which
would extend curfews on minors
to a radius of 20 miles outside of
the cities or villages in which such
curfews are enforced passed the
House yesterday 31-6.
The measure nom goes back to
the Senate for action on a minor
amendment.
It was introduced by the Rules
Committee at the request of the
Legislative Council after an interim
study on possible legislation to pro
vide for a state-wide curfew for
youngsters.
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RUSSIAN SEAMAN IN
GOOD CONDITION IN
ELMENDORF HOSPITAL
ANCHORAGE UFi — Col. Levi
Browning, in charge of the Air
Force Hospital at Elmendorf Air
Force Base, said today that in
jured Russian seaman Boris Kozin
is in good condition at the hos
pital.
Kozin, 13, suffered fractures of
the skull, jaw, pelvis and ribs and
a punctured lung when pinned be
tween two fishing boats in the
Bering Sea.
He was flown to Anchorage by
a UJS. Coast Guard plane which
had picked him up at St. Paul
Island in the Pribilof group.
Hospital physicians have discov
ered that Kozin suffered some brain
damage that resulted in the para
lysis in the left eye that causes
double vision when he uses both
eyes.
Browning said nothing can be
done about this injury, which may
repair itself in time.
DOG TRAILS MARKED
With the staking of dog team
trails from Gambell to Savoonga
and from Deering to Candle, trail
marking was completed for the
year in the Nome District.
Marking of dog team trails is
one of the little known functions
of Alaska’s Division of Highways
and one that is probably unique
to highway programs throughout
the United States.
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MURROW CLAIMS U.S.
MADE POLITICAL GAINS
WITH GLENN S FLIGHT
NEW YORK — The United
States made great political gains
around the world with the orbital
flight of Lt. Col. John H. Glenn
Jr., U.S. Information Director Ed
ward R. Murrow said.
“Some lands saw this as sym
bolic of the ultimate triumph of
free society," said Murrow.
He gave his views in an address
prepared for a luncheon of the
Columbia University Scholastic
Press Assn.
“The way we conducted ourselves
was vital for the continuation of
democratic institutions,” Murrow
said. “On every continent the ap
proach of the open society was
lauded.
“This is a political gain nearly
as important as the flight itself.
This nation stared failure in the
face. And we turned away smiling.
We shouldered the risk of humilia
tion before the eyes of all the
world.
“U.S. frankness and openness
stood in the white hot glare of
world attention and compared
starkly with Soviet secrecy. Secrecy
had come off a poor second.”
TRAINING COURSES FOR
SEASONED POLICE OFFICERS
ANCHORAGE UR — Two ad
vanced in-service training courses
for seasoned police officers are
being conducted here this week and
next
Capt. E. L. Mayfield of the An
chorage State Police Detachment,
said the course includes all kinds of
training in the field of law enforce
ment.
Attending the courses are 19
troopers, five from the Anchorage
area, two from International Air
port Security Police and one each
from Seward and the Alaska rail
road.
In-service training courses are
also scheduled this year in Fair
banks and Juneau.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Moon at
North Star Dining Boom
Pete Walsh, President
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Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Bohrer
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
Secrotary
Meets Wrst and Third Mondays
Anvil Lodge
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