Found Dead in Miami
MIAMI (P — Former Federal
Communications Commiss io n
er Richard Mack, once charged
with plotting to fix the award of
TV Channel 10 in Miami — was
found dead yesterday in a Miami
rooming house.
Mack apparently had been dead
four or five days when police
found the body. They were sum
moned to the rooming house to
answer complaints about a loud
radio.
Homicide detectives said death
apparently was due to natural
causes.
Mack and Thurman Whiteside, a
Miami lawyer, were charged with
conspiring to fix the award of the
channel. Whiteside was acquitted
in 1960 and killed himself in 1961. !
A few months later, the govern
ment dropped charges against
Mack.
■Whiteside was accused of send
ing about SI4,000 to Mack to in
fluence Mack's vote.
Later, the channel award was
taken from Public Service Incor
porated, a subsidiary of National !
Airlines.
Mack was hospitalized frequently j
during the last two years in Mi- 1
ami and Fort Lauderdale.
New First Lady Awaits
Convenience of Mrs. JFK
WASHINGTON UP> — The new
First Lady of the land, Mrs. Lyn
don Johnson, said yesterday her
family will not move into the
White House until Mrs. Jacqueline
Kennedy has had time to wind up
all her affairs. Mrs. Johnson said
she will contemplate moving only
when Mrs. Kennedy has completed
the last chore she wishes to do.
As for Mrs. Kennedy, she is in
seclusion at the White House.
There is no indication where she
will go when she moves from the
Presidential mansion.
Mrs. Kennedy faces many prob
lems in the moving of her family
— among them a school for Caro
line, who will be six years old
today. Caroline has been attending
school at the White House.
The new First Lady said today
she wants to be as helpful as pos
sible to Mrs. Kennedy. She stated:
“I wish to heaven I could serve
Mrs. Kennedy’s happiness. I can
at least serve her convenience.”
Remember when beefsteak was
believed the best cure for a black
eye? Well, as a home treatment1
this isn't as effective as a cold
compress.
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DR. PEPPER
Assorted Bottled Pop
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Search Pressed for Two
Jvenai Caribou Hunters
ANCHORAGE <.?> — A wide
spread search began Monday for
two Kenai men reported missing
on a caribou hunt in the Talkeetna
Mountains.
Missing were Loren Horn, a
Federal Aviation Agency mechanic
at Kenai and Arthur C. Boe, a
i mathematics teacher at Kenai
i High School.
They left Kenai at 8:35 a.m.
Sunday in a Cessna 180 on wheels,
| planned to fly to Denali on the
Denali Highway by way of the
Susitna Valley. They failed to re
turn to Kenai at 4 p.m., their es
! timated time of return.
An Air Force spokesman said
the plane made radio contact with
Talkeetna at 9:33 a.m. Sunday.
A check of airports along the
planned flight route failed to turn
up the Horn plane.
Six Civil Air Patrol planes began
an aerial search at dawn Monday.
Weather was clear for the initial
search effort, but overcast began
building up later in the day.
The search was called off as the
weather worsened. Temperatures,
which had been below zero in this
area earlier, began warming slight
ly as the weather conditions
changed.
A C.A.P. spokesman said most
of the search craft would cover the
area between Talkeetna and De
nali. Two planes were scheduled
to search between Anchorage and
Talkeetna.
In Philadelphia Mrs Lillie Pot
teiger celebrated her 103d birth
day. And the thing she cherishes
most of all is a card she got in
j the mail the other day. It's a plain
white card with a simple greeting.
And it’s signed: John F. Kennedy.
NOTICE
All members of the American
Legion are lo meet at the Polaris
8 p.m. on Wednesday, November
27. The meeting will not be held
at the City Hall as previously
advertised.
“LET’S TELL EVERYBODY” —
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ordered at same time. We send
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auto license plates prior to 1940.
See Trooper Rudolph — State
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ORDER your Christmas trees early
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NOTICE
There will be a meeting for all
ladies interested in sewing and in
organizing a cooperative associa
tion, on Friday. Nov. 29, 3 p.m., at
the City Hall in the meeting room.
Bureau of Indian Affairs
E. ARTHUR PATTERSON
Projects Development Officer
Arctic Sanitary
Service
CALL 2631
ANYTIME FOR PICKUP
Office Open Daily 4-6 p.m.
Many cashiers hate to handle $2
bills, for fear they will mistake
them for $5 bills.
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Appliance Repair
House Rentals
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