In and Out
Willi Alaska Airlines
To Nome: Joe Ch. se, C. Degnan,
■'Tr- r»la‘k, F. Wagner, Mr. Matt
s(,n’ W. Lulowe, F Boyd, F. Rob
ots, Ivy Caudill, Mr and Mrs.
•Sheldon and child, A. Shoemaker,
J. Burns, W. Palmer, Mrs. Muel
ler. F. Pankratz, M. Delbert, J.
Mensel, D. Abloogalook, C. Bart
ley, R. Stewart, R. Workinger,
C Holdinsky, B. Owens, V. Kra
mer, B. Rodriguez.
To Kotzebue: J. Burns. Mr. and
Mrs. Hutchinson.
To Anchorage: C. Mattson, B. Dim
mock, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron, L.
Wales, J. Kingsley, Y. Steele, R.
McClockin, R. Perala, R. Zimmer
man, W. Maki, L. Nelson, C. An
derson, D. Timmons, K. Anderson,
D. Mann, W. Seebert, O. Warren,
M Carr.
To Anchorage: J. Polling, W. Wat
kins, R. Regnart, M. Poe. C. Nor
man, D. Sweeney, C. Oleson, D.
Wtipil, R. Whitney, H. Dverhoff,
W. Husmann, R. Porter, J. Steele,
C. Forselles, H. Linde, R. Thorne,
R. Harrod, C. Wilkenson, J. Swan
son, R Werd, L. Leseburg, S. Har
nut, C. Anderson, H. Horton, W.
Palmer, F. Pankratz, E. Towner,
A. Shoemaker, R. Blanchard, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Butcher, F. Allison,
R. Jones, M. Cofer, D. Ryher, B.
Cofer, C. Neilson, F. Johnson, P.
Brodigan, J. Compton. J. Head,
F. Stauber, E. Stauber, J. Chafin,
E. Weatherby, D. Liston, R. Pet
tyjohn, L. Stallcop, C. DeHart, L.
McDonald.
LONDON FOG DIVERTS PLANES
LONDON W — The first au
tumn fog covered London today,
slowing commuter trains and dis
rupting air service. Three jet lin
ers from New York, Toronto and
Chicago were diverted to Ireland’s
Shannon Airport.
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f ive Killed In Tijuana
Ferris Wheel Collapse
SAN DIEGO, Calif, (if) — At least
live Mexicans were killed and .'10
wire injured when a ferris wheel
collapsed Sunday night at a fair |
in Tijuana, Baja California, police
said.
A doctor at Miguel Aleman Hos
pital said a woman seven months
pregnant died while doctors oper
ated to save her baby.
Six persons were reported seri
ously hurt with injuries ranging
from broken legs and arms to se
vere cuts and bruised limbs.
The ferris wheel was spinning
approximately 30 persons high
above the crowd when one of the
seats fell out of its sockets.
The owner, his son and the op
erator of the wheel were in cus
tody.
SOVIET GENERAL SAYS
REDS MUST KEEP UP GUARD
BERLIN l/P — Despite all the
talk about a limited nuclear test
ban treaty, Communist nations
must keep up their military guard,
says the Soviet commander of War
saw Pact troops.
Marshal Andrei A. Greschko
spoke in Dresden Sunday as ar
mies of four Communist countries
concluded what the East German
press called the largest military
maneuvers ever held in East Ger
many.
WIEN AIRLINES TRAFFIC
From Fairbanks: J. McMasters,
Ralph Guterman, Doug Ackley,
Edgar Philleo, Robert Haight,
George Fournas,, James Yocum,
Carl Hill, Henry Forsman, D. H.
Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. L. A
Scott, Richard Eberhardt, Mrs. Ida
Miller, Claire Martin, Judith Stein,
Peter Hohn, Marie Frantz.
For Kotzebue: Ronald Patrick.
For Fairbanks: Barbara Mclver,
Wayne Whitte, Harry Johnson Jr.,
: Agnes Walsh. Fred Kungesuk, Al
bert Kovvchee, Alice Hudson, An
drea McCafferty, E. Thouren, D.
Howell, S. P. Mathier, Pamela
Mulvihill, Elizabeth Saccheus,
Kathy Chunn, Beverly Bohrer, R.
Norman, R. Pettijohn, C. Degnan,
Loyal Johnson, Dan Jones, Daphne
Rylander, Curtis Chunn, Doug
Ackley, Edgar Philleo, Robert
Haight, F. W. Wagner, Bruce Han
sen, Bill Muller, May Muller, Al
lan Doyle, Betty Doyle, Pete Rea
der. Oscar Cavillo, James Hayes,
Terry Hicks, Dorothy Baumgart
ner, Richard Eberhardt, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Raymond, Collin Kelly,
Gary Hanson, James Fleischhasker,
George Vournas, James Yocum.
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Satellite Spying Hinted
By Space Secretary
WASHINGTON 0P> — Dr. Ed
ward C. Welsh, executive secretary i
of the National Aeronautics and
Space Council, expressed little
doubt that Soviet satellites have 1
done some spying over the United
States.
There has been no official word
but there is widespread specula
tion that U. S. spacecraft like Sa
mos and Midas carry out such mis
sions. And Welsh told an A'r
Force Association symposium Fri
day it would be stupid to conclude
that Russian satellites are not
making similar observations.
Soviets Order Two-Thirds of
Canada s Wheat Shipments
OTTAWA IJPi—The Soviet Union
signed today the biggest wheat
purchase pact in Canadian his
tory, ordering nearly $500 million
worth of wheat and wheat flour
for delivery in the next lOVfe
months.
The order is for 198 million
bushels of wheat and flour equal
to another 29.5 million bushels.
Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp
and S. A. Borisov, Russia’s First
Deputy Minister for Foreign
Trade, signed the deal as part of
a new three-year trade agreement
between Canada and the Soviet
Union.
Sharp said the new wheat order,
added to a recent 11 million-bush
el order by Russia, is equal to
two-thirds of total Canadian wheat
flour shipments made in the entire
1962-63 crop year.
He said it will bring Canadian
wheat exports in the 1963-64 crop
year ending next July 31 to a rec
ord 550 million bushels.
This year’s exports would bring
in foreign exchange earnings of
more than a billion dollars.
The deal calls for Russia to pav
25 per cent in cash for each indi
vidual shipment, with the remain
der over 18 months.
CML CIRCLE MEETINGS
CML Circle of the Women’s Ser
vice of the Community Methodist
Church will meet Tuesday evening,
Sept. 17th, at 8 p.m., at the home
of Mrs. Harold Kelley. Mrs. How
ard Farley is in charge of the pro
gram.
Members and friends are urged
to attend.
DELUGE IN INDIA
NEW DELHI, India L-P* — A
wind and rain storm lashed this
capital Sunday and early today,
killing at least 3 persons and in
juring 12. The weather bureau
said 7 inches of rain fell.
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Army Turncoat Home,
‘Will Never Leave Again*
TUCSON, Ariz (.?• — Former
Army Sgt. Scott L. Kush, who de
fected to the Chinese Communists i
!0 years ago in K ;rea, stepped
from an airplane here today into
arms of his mother and cried: “I’ll
never leave you again. I'll say
it a thousand times.”
Rush was accompanied by his
Chinese wife, Helen, and their
year-old daughter, Betty Jean.
Mrs. Gertrude Rush, 61, the for
mer Army photographer’s mother, j
greeted her daughter-in-law and
grandchild affectionately.
Rush appeared happy and con-,
fident America will forgive him.
Earlier in Los Angeles he had
told newsmen, “The American
people are very democratic. I
think they will be willing to for
give if a person wants to change.”
It has been 13 years since Rush,
31, last saw his mother. He said
he weighs about 108 pounds now
compared to 125 when he left for
Korea.
Rush said he had tried to leave
China since 1957. “I just got fed
up. I wanted to see it out of curi
osity. I’ve seen it. It was a com
plete waste except for my wife
and daughter.”
Fed. Grand Jury Will Seek
Cause of Strife In
Birmingham's Racial War
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Iff) — A
special Federal grand jury was or
dered today to investigate racial
outbreaks here as Negro leaders
called for federal Army occu
pation.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., At
lanta integration leader, said Pres
ident Kennedy would be asked to
dispatch regular Army troops into
this strife-torn city.
King and other Negro leaders
said nearly 200 Birmingham Ne
groes and white representatives
decided on the action at a special
meeting.
He said the group also called for
immediate removal of 300 State
Troopers sent in at the request of
local authorities.
THIRD BABY ELEPHANT
BORN AT PORTLAND ZOO
PORTLAND. Ore. Iff — Another
baby elephant, the third born at
the Portland zoo in 18 months, ar
rived Sunday.
Prior to the three births it had
been 44 years since an elephant
had been born in this country.
The new arrival was born by Pet.
who is 8 years old. The father
was Thonglaw. who also fathered
the other two babies.
Foreign Tourists Get A
Break in Airline Travel
WASHINGTON '.Pi — The local
service airlines have invited for
eigners to fly their routes as much
as they wish at $100 — for a 15
dav period, or $200 for a 45-day
visit.
The unprecedented low-fare of
fer is designed to acquaint visitors
from Canada, from Mexico and
from abroad, with the U S. hinter
land — with small towns and na
tional parks and scenic areas as.
well as the big cities that nor
mally attract them.
In the form of an agreement
between 12 of the 13 local-service
airlines, the proposal won approv
al of the Civil Aeronautics Board
Aug. 29. It includes Alaska Air
lines.
It wall go into effect soon for
an experimental period ending
Feb. 28, 1965.
The special “Visit U.S.A.” fare
is available to those foreign visi
tors who live more than 100 miles
beyond the border of any U. S.
state.
They may within 30 days after
arrival buy an exchange order, for
unlimited transportation on the
scheduled flignts of any of the
airline members of the agree
ment.
They also will be granted a 50
per cent fare for children of the
ages of two through 21, when ac
companied by an adult. The agree
ment provides for a free baggage
allowance of 66 pounds.
BRITAIN SELLING JETS
TO RED CHINESE
LONDON — Red China may
soon close a 12-million pound
•$33,600,000) deal for 10 Britisn
Comet jetliners, the London Daily
Herald reported today.
The Royal Air Force uses a
converted version of the Comet as
a high-speed military transport.
When the British agreed late in
1961 to sell six Viscount airliners
to the Red Chinese, there were
protests in the United States
which does not recognize Peking.
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