Dorothy Emmons Attends
Radiation Biology School
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING —
The sixth annual radiation biology
summer institute for high school
teachers, offered under the aus
pices of the National Science
Foundation and the U.S. Atomic
Energy Commission, opened Mon
day, June 17, on the University
of Wyoming campus.
Under the direction of Dr. Carl
Cinnamon, UW Physics Dept,
head, 21 high school teachers from
every section of the country are
participating in the eight-week
institute designed to improve the
subject-matter competence of sec
ondary school biology teachers and
to strenghten their ability to sti
mulate able students toward ca
reers in science.
On successful completion of the
course, each participant will receive
a set of radiation detection equip
ment and a biology kit valued at
more than $1,000 each. The equip
ment, supplied by the Atomic
Energy Commission, is designed
for use in secondary school teach
ing.
Among the teachers is one Alas
kan from Nome: Mrs. Dorothy
Emmons.
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WASHINGTON UFI — Tax rule
book is ready for those who figure
check grabbing is just good busi
ness.
The new rules regarding busi
ness tax deductions affect only 10
per cent of the taxpayers and are
expected to produce the relatively
small sum of $100 million in extra
revenue.
The final installment of the rules,
the second of two major sections,
was issued Monday by the Internal
Revenue Service. It had issued
new record-keeping regulations in
December.
In general terms, the new rules
require evidence of a reasonable
relationship between the expense
item on the tax form and business
activity. Also, there is a ban on
“lavish or extravagant” entertain
ment.
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WASHINGTON OP) — In launch
ing its “Gorman development
service” with a helping hand from
President Kennedy, West Germany
has beaten at least a dozen other
nations to the line in putting into
operation the first organization
modeled after the U.S. Peace
Corps.
Kennedy joined in ceremonies at
Bonn Monday, along with West
German Chancellor Konrad Aden
auer and President Heinrich Lueb
ke, marking the official beginning
of the Peace Corps.
“The U.S. Peace Corps com
menced in 1961.” Kennedy said,
“and I believe it has given us an
opportunity to harness the idealism
which is, I think in all free people,
not merely in the cold field of
economic help, but in the human
relations which must exist for a
happy understanding between
people.”
The Peace Corps, first proposed
by the President during his 1960
campaign, provides trained man
power, teachers, skilled workers
and other technicians in the de
veloping nations.
The success of the U.S. Peace
Corps prompted organization last
January of the International Peace
Corps secretariat to help other
nations start their own programs.
West Germany plans to send
about 250 young men and women
to developing nations this year,
most of them to African nations.
The number will be increased to
500 in 1964 and 1,000 in 1965.
Check Beryllium Deposits
Jim Crawford, manager for the
U.S. Smelting Co. from Fairbanks,
accompanied by one of the com
pany’s geologists, passed through
Nome to Lost River to look over the
beryllium holdings of the com
pany there.
The Newmont Co., which also is
interested in beryllium, is at pre
sent sending out core drillings to
their headquarters for analysis.
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day night awoke and found the
tent had been stolen.
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electrical equipment, according
to the National Board of Fire
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' Khrushchev Will Make
Morale Boosting Trip
To East Germany
MOSCOW (jP> — Soviet Premiei
Khrushchev will make a morale
boosting trip to East Germany this
weekend just a few days after
President Kennedy winds up his
swing around West Germany and
West Berlin.
There were reports in Western
circles the premier had already
left for Bucharest, Romania, en
route. Romanian Communists have
been showing signs of independ
ence from the Kremlin and such
a trip would have been a trouble
shooting expedition.
However, the Foreign Ministry’s
press department denied it has said
it “understands” Khrushchev had
left for the Romanian capital.
The premier is scheduled to ar
rive in East Germany Sunday in
an obvious attempt to counter some
of the effect of Kennedy’s West
German tour and visit to the Ber
lin Wall.
Western quarters in Moscow
viewed Khrushchev’s plans as an
effort to counterweigh Kennedy’s
visit and boost East German mor
ale, always the low point in the
Soviet bloc.
“The demonstration of friend
ship of the German and American
people during the visit of Presi
dent Kennedy apparently made it
necessary to freshen up Walter
Ulbricht’s damaged prestige on
somewhat short notice,” said Karl
Von Hase, West German press
chief.
The announcement of Khrush
chev’s trip caught Communist
circles in Moscow by surprise.
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I Date with an Eclipse
I SEATTLE — Passengers on
Pan American Airways’ flight
from Seattle to Fairbanks Satur
day, July 20, will have a date
with an eclipse.
On that day the moon will blot
out the sun over a 60-mile-wide
path from the northern islands of
Japan, across Alaska and Canada
to the Atlantic off the coast of
Maine.
Pan American arranged to de
lay departure of its regular jet
from Seattle July 20 so the big
plane will be able to “intercept”
the total eclipse for about one
minute just south of Fairbanks.
With approval of the Federal
Aviation Agency, the plane will
fly at an altitude of 33,000 feet
directly into the area of the eclipse.
16 Traffic Deaths in Alaska
JUNEAU UP — The State De
partment of Public Safety said to
day traffic accidents in Alaska had
claimed the lives of 16 persons
through June 20, up three from
the toll for the same period a
year ago.
The death toll from fires through
June 20 was 14, an increase of two
from fire deaths recorded during
the same period in 1962.
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