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High team game: Outsiders 766,
Fakers 734, Quartet 731.
High individual series, men:
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High individual game, men: P.
O’Connell 234, C. Glavinovich 187.
Women, M. Durrett 182, P.Eberle
157, L. Oliver 156.
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KRANKS LEAGUE
High team game: Laggards 803,
Madcaps 676.
High team series: Laggards 2166,
Madcaps 1892, Whirly Birds 1870.
High individual game: Betty
Jocius 243, Lou Oliver 186.
High individual series: Betty
Jocius 594, Pauline Eberle 534, Lou
Oliver 489.
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U.S. Will Need
Space Station By 1970
NEW YORK (*> — By 1970, the
United States will need a mini
ature Cape Canaveral in space—
an orbiting service station to launch
and repair rocketships, a Space
Agency planner said Tuesday.
When it isn’t acting as a space
hangar and launch base, the sta
tion — 300 feet long and 33 feet
in diameter — could double as a
scientific laboratory for exploring
the space environment.
It would be put into space in
two sections, explained George
Von Tiesnhausen, chief of future
studies for the National Aeronau
tics and Space Administration’s
launch operations center.
First, a giant Saturn C-5 rocket
would put a 98-foot section into
orbit for the scientific laboratory.
Staff members would reach the
laboratory in Apollo space buses,
patterned after the vehicle that is
to land the first American on the
moon.
About 15 men would man this
first section, Von Tiesenhausen
told the annual meeting of the
Institute of Aerospace Sciences.
Another Saturn rocket would
carry up the second section — a
space service station with a tele
scoping hangar that could extend
to cover some of the smaller
rocket ships.
This section would rendezvous
with the orbiting laboratory and
hook on.
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Cloudy with occasional freezing
drizzle and fog or snow. Little
change in temperature. In the last
24 hours: High of 30, low of 24.
Max. wind 25 mph from ENE.
Sunrise at 9:09 a.m., sunset at
3:19 p.m. Temps, a year ago today:
High of -2, low of -20.
Adm. Rickover Says
Good Teachers Should
Draw Top Paid Salaries
NEW YORK UPi — Adm. Hyman
Rickover, Director of the Atomic
Energy Commission nuclear re
actor program, says a good teacher
should be paid “more than a sen
ator, or even an admiral.”
“If there is not enough money
to pay for education,” Rickover
told the Fund for the Republic
Convocation Monday, “I would
take it out of the military funds.”
The two-day convocation, which
ended Tuesday, marked the 10th
anniversary of the fund. It has
brought together a host of speakers
from this country and overseas to
discuss “challenges to democracy
in the next decade.”
Rickover said Arrierican educa
tion is placing too much emphasis
on “saleable skills” and that there
is too much influence wielded by
“promoters and administrators” in
stead of teachers.
Rickover also criticized members
of Parent-Teacher Associations, de
claring “they’re an infernal nui
sance, and ought to stay home and
take care of their husbands.”
Mrs. Clifford Jenkins, Roslyn,
N.Y., president of the National
Congress of Parents and Teachers,
informed of Rickover’s statement,
said she would have no immediate
comment.
RUSSIAN TRAWLERS SIGHTED
HEADED FOR CUBA
MIAMI, Fla. —A fleet of five
Russian fishing trawlers was sight
ed in international waters off Palm
Beach yesterday, the Coast Guard
said today.
The 200 - foot - long ships were
pointed toward Cuba where it was
reported recently that Russia is
constructing a fishing port.
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1963 Edition of the Legislature Will
Convene With Ready-Made Headaches
By Ward Sims
Associated Press Staff Writer
JUNEAU W — The 1963 edition
of the Alaska legislature convenes
next Monday, with a ready-made
headache in store.
It’s the 20-20 split of Democrats
and Republicans in the House of
Representatives.
Oddly enough, the seeds for this
strange standoff were sown during
the State’s Constitutional Conven
tion.
It seems that the committee con
sidering legislative machinery for
the hoped-for new State of Alaska
picked the number 40 out of the
hat so to speak, as merely a start
ing point for the number of seats
to be assigned to the House.
No one believed seriously that
the even number would be the
ultimate choice, but the delegates
eventually found themselves in a
corner they couldn’t work out of
and 40 it remained.
The same awkward situation left
the number of Senate seats pegged
at an even 20.
The 20-20 split in the lower
West Germany and
France Sign Treaty
PARIS UR — West German Chan
cellor Konrad Adenauer and
French President Charles De
Gaulle Tuesday signed a compre
hensive treaty of cooperation be
tween Germany and France, lay
ing to rest centuries of conflict.
The Chancellor, 87, who regards
French-German reconciliation as
the crowning achievement of his
waning political career, signed for
his country, followed by Foreigr
Minister Gerhard Schroeder.
De Gaulle, who led free Frencl
forces from British exile in Allied
I victory over Nazi Germany in
World War II, signed for France.
He was followed by Premier
Georges Pompidou and Foreign
Minister Maurice De Murville.
The statesman also signed an
accompanying joint declaration of
principles, calling for a lasting
friendship between the two na
tions which have so frequently
clashed.
Old time Mennonite families
painted their front door blue to
let the world know they still had
a marriageable daughter at home.
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chamber suggests a host of prob
lems, the first of which will rear
its head almost immediately, the
matter of organization of the
House.
Warren Taylor, the wily Fair
banks Democrat who served as
Speaker during the last session,
announced long ago that he fully
expected to continue on as the
wielder of the House gavel.
Even among some of the most
partisan Republicans in the House,
Taylor is looked upon with high
regard and he most likely will be
elected to succeed himself, after
some preliminary skirmishing.
Should strong opposition to Tay
lor develop, Republican Jay Ham
mond of Naknek could take the
Speaker’s chair for the GOP. Ham
mond is regarded highly on both
sides of the isle and he has a firm
reputation as a hard worker.
Other strong possibilities include
Bruce Kendall, Republican minor
ity leader during the past session;
former Atty. Gen. John Rader a
Democrat; and Harold Strandberg,
another Republican. All are from
Anchorage.
The situation in the Senate is a
world apart.
The Democrats have a solid 15-5
majority and the top Senate post,
that of president of the upper
chamber, is sure to go to Frank
Peratrovich, a Klawock Democrat
and chairman of the State Demo
cratic organization.
While there has been strong
speculation on what committee
; chairmanships the GOP might hold
; out for in the House, the 20-20
split would appear to negate any
1 advantage either party might seek
through one of the “choice” com
1 mittee chairmanships.
* Under Alaska’s legislative rules,
1 a tie vote is a negative vote.
If the 20 members of one party
held firm on any particular issue
and the 20 members of the other
party held together in an opposite
view, it would automatically go
down the drain.
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