Airman Gone Amidon
Is Key Maintenance
Man With NOIiAD
TRUAX FIELD, Wis. — Airmai
First Class Gene Amidon, USAF
son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Amidon
and husband of the former Mis:
Elva Ahmasuk of Nome, is playinf
a key maintenance and dollar
saving role in the aerospace de
fense program of the 30th North
American Air Defense Commanc
(NORAD) region.
Airman Amidon is a compute!
maintenance technician, one of l
number of Air Force men now re
placing IBM civilian experts ir
providing maintenance for th(
Semi-Automatic Ground Environ
ment 'SAGE' computers of the 30th
NORAD Region with headquarter?
here.
The program of conversion i?
called Project “Blue Suit,” which
involves the maintenance of giant
high-speed AF/FSQ-8 SAGE com
puters used by the 30th NORAD
Region in directing aerospace de
fense in a 16-state area of the mid
west and a large part of southern
Canada.
Airman Amidon’s work is con
sidered vital in the active aero
space defense of NORAD, which
is composed of officers and men ol
the Air Force, Army, Navy, Royal
Canadian Air Force, and Army and
Air National Guard.
In the NORAD “family” con
cept of weapons, supersonic man
ned interceptors are teamed with
powerful missiles to provide fool
proof defense from enemy bomb
ers.
Airman Amidon joined the Air
Force Aug. 13, 1956. He and Mrs
Amidon have two children, Dana
and Daniel.
There are about 26 trillion cells
in the human body.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
No. 61-34P
ORDER FIXING TIME AND PLACE
FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
AND PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
In the Matter of the Estate
of
NELS SWANBERG SR.. Deceased
NELS SWANBERG JR. and GRACI
SWANBERG EDMAN, eo-Administrator:
of the Estate of Nels Swanberg Sr.. De
ceased, having filed in this Court thei
Final Account and Petition for Dis
charge, praying that a day be appointee
for the hearing thereof, it is hereby
ORDERED that the said Final Ac
count be heard before this Court ii
the Federal Building at Nome, Alaska
on Tuesday the 23rd day of October
19(>2, at the hour of 2:00 p.m.. whei
and where all persons interested in sail
estate may appear and show cause, i
any they have, why said account shoulc
not be settled; and at said hearing th
Court will determine what persons ar
to take the estate under the intestat
laws of the State of Alaska; it is furthe
ORDERED that notice of said hear
ing shall be given by publication of
copy hereof, once a week for four con
secutive weeks in the Nome Nugget,
newspaper of general circulation a
Nome. Alaska.
DATED at Nome, Alaska this 20th da;
of August, 1962.
/s/ Grace E. Herman,
Special Master of Probat
Publish Aug. 20, 27, Sept. 5. 10, 1962.
I Coghill, GOP Convention
j Keynoter, Says Party
i Must Win In November
, ! FAIRBANKS </P — K e y n o t e
| speaker at Saturday’s Central Dis
trict Republican convention, John
; Coghill, told central Alaska Rcpub
f licans “If we don’t win this cam
’ paign it will be a long, long time
before we have the chance to win
l another.”
i Expressing regret that ho was
! not nominated as the Republican
j candidate for the governor's race,
I Coghill told the convention that he
i was confident Mike Stepovich
i would win and that he would work
, toward that end.
Still a senator from District J,
i Coghill said he was returning to
j the Alaska Senate with the inten
| tion of being “third president of
j the Alaska State Senate.”
A fear of too much government
for the people of Alaska was ex
| pressed by Coghill several times
i during the 30 minute address,
j He added, “Egan’s administra
| tion is too big and too costly. The
j sooner we get control of the Alas
| kan government the better off
I Alaska will be. We need a com
mission form of government which
we can return to the people of
Alaska.”
Coghill reiterated that there
were issues in the recent campaign
despite what the Associated Press
out of Juneau said.
; “The press played down the is
; sues. But this was to be expected
! because the Egan administration
! has been ‘coddling’ the press for
| a long time now.”
“The administration and the As
| sociated Press in Juneau are alto
gether too close,” he added.
i Supreme Court Justices
Nesbett and Dimond
Will be on Nov. 6 Ballot
JUNEAU UP!—Secretary of State
: Hugh Wade said today two mem
I bers of the State Supreme Court,
i Chief Justice Buell A. Nesbett and
I Associate Justice John H. Dimond,
have advised him they wish to
succeed themselves.
Under provisions of the State
! Constitution, each Supreme Court
justice is subject to approval or
rejection by the voters at the first
i gcrcr-.! e!e tion held mere than
three years, after his appointment,
> and each ten years thereafter.
; Wade said the names of Nesbett
1 and Dimond would appear on the
[• Nov. 6 general election ballot,
i The third Supreme Court Jus
; tice, Harry O. Arend, was appoint
■ ed to the state’s high court less
" than three years ago, on March
> 21, 1960.
t “I have suffered from being
, misunderstood, but 1 would have
suffered a hell of a lot more it
a I had been understood.”
—Clarence Darrow
FIND THREE MONEY BAGS
FROM $1.5 MILLION ROBBER
BOSTON T) — Three mono
i bans, one marked Federal Reset \
! Bank of Bos?on, wore turned ovc
| Saturday to the FBI, which is in
I vestigating the $1.5 million recor
mail truck robbery Tuesday i:
Plymouth.
The bags were found by twi
i boys Friday night in Nashua, N.H.
j woods. The boys took the bag.
; to the nearby home of Frederic!
i Guthere/., a policeman. The officei
: in turn gave them to the FBI.
| Police said two of the bags were
marked Union National Bank o:
Lowell. Lowell is near Nashua.
Joseph S. Hong Elected
To VFW's Governing Body
MINNEAPOLIS UP) — New mem
bers elected by the Veterans o:
Foreign Wars to its Nationa
Council of Administration include
Joseph S. Hong, Anchorage.
The council acts as the VFW'.
governing body between convcn
; tions.
Hoover Gels Annual Checkup
NEW YORK UP) — Former Prc
| sident Herbert Hoover, 38, enterec
i Harkness Pavilion at Columbia
! Medical Center today for his an
nual physical checkup. He is ex
| pected to remain at the hospital foi
two or three days.
Winnie to go Home Tuesday
LONDON UP) — Sir Winstor
Churchill will leave the hospita
for home Tuesday morning, hi;
wife said today. The former prime
since June 29 recovering from i
broken thigh sustained in a fal
in Monte Carlo.
been hospitalizec
i
I
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17 Children Drown
' In Boafing Accident
* ! QUINCY, Fla. T — Seventeen
j | small children and one aduM
! drowned on an outing at Lake
j Talquin Saturday when their boat
t j sank near the shore. Sheriff Otho
j Edwards reported.
! j First fragmentary reports from
j the isolated scene said the children,
. all Negroes, ranged in age from
j 6 to 10 years old.
, j The sheriff radioed to other en
forcement officers that the adult
apparently was taking the children
for a boat ride but that the craft
nosed under the water 25 to 30
feet offshore.
! One small child riding in the
j boat was reported saved. The chil
' ! dren apparently were on a Sunday
, school picnic.
Divers and boats were rushed
from all surrounding areas to help
recover the bodies.
The Yale Center of Alcoholic
j Studies found that giving coffee
nr other hot drinks to the tipsy
does not sober them up—it only
i keeps them awake.
WORLDWIDE NEWSPAPER
NEW YORK .-5- T-.e advent
I of ;i worldwide new.-paper. with
! the same edition being print'd
j minutes apart on differ, nt eonti
! nent , was foreseen Saturday as
the result of a unique experiment
involving Telshir, the communica
tions satellite.
Seven newspaper pages, each one
photographically reduced in size
to 4 by 5 inches, were relayed si
multattcuosly to To Is tar and back
to earth in the course of 12 min
utes Friday.
The- experiment was conducted
three times at the New York of
fices of the Estrex Co.
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