Mr. and Mrs. David MacPhee
of Van Nys, Calif., are the parents
of a son born on March 19. Mrs.
MacPhee is the former Linda
Joiner of Kotzebue, and Gene
Joiner, jade producer of that area,
is the proud grandfather.
CERTIFICATION
OF CANDIDATES
I hereby certify that the follow
ing candidates have been regularly
nominated for the following offices
for the Annual Municipal and
School Board Election to be held
Tuesday, April 2, 19S3 in accord
ance with Chapter 7 of the Code
of Ordinances of the City of Nome,
to-wit:
For Mayor
(Term Ending October, 1963)
HENRY, SR.. EINAR ANTHONY
HOOVER. DONALD M.
WILKE, ROSCOE J.
For City Council
(Term Ending October, 1963)
READER, D.J.
For City Council
(Term Ending October, 1964)
FRAZIER, CHARLES (CHUCK)
HEDREEN, KEITH E.
KARMUN, DANIEL K.
For City Clerk
(Term Ending October, 1963)
SCOTT. ROBERT F.
For Member School Board
(Term Ending October, 1967)
WILKE. DORIS S.
For Member Utility Board
(Term Ending October, 1963)
MORGAN, BARROW J.
For Member Utility Board
(Term Ending October, 1967)
ANSETH. LEONARD
LEWIS, BOB
/s/ Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
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House GOP’s Accuse
Senate Democrats of
Slowdown on House Bills
JUNEAU — The Republican
leadership in the House accused
the Democratic - controlled Senate
yesterday of dragging its feet on
the passage of House bills.
Senate Democrats, earlier this
week, had accused the House of
stalling action on Senate bills.
The House Republicans also
charged that Democratic attempts
to pull bills out of House commit
tees — four such attempts failed
Wednesday—were as “inconsistent
as allowing your neighbor to come
over and run your internal house
hold.”
In a joint statement, House
Speaker Bruce Kendall, Majority
Leader William Boardman, and
Rules Committee chairman C. M.
Binkley, said:
“Bill to provide additional money
for extension of the legislative
session beyond 60 days was initi
ated in the Senate when that body
introduced and passed an appro
priation bill calling for 10 days of
additional legislative expense.
“The Senate introduced the ex
tension bill on March 20 and pass
ed it on March 23, indicating well
in advance of the unofficial March
28 60-day date its avowed inten
tion of prolonging this session of
the legislature.
“The House has uniformly and
without any deviation set its work
schedule throughout this session to
give the Joint Finance Committee
every opportunity to complete its
work.
“The House has never deviated
from setting a calendar of business
on every legislative operating day.
On the other hand, the Senate has
actually failed to take up a legis
lative calendar and just the other
day was only in session for a
total of 28 minutes.
“Other than administration
sponsored bills introduced and
passed in the House and transmit
ted to the Senate the Senate has
not passed a single House bill of
any substance up to this point.
“The Republican membership
was given the operating control of
the House in spite of the 20-20 tie.
“This condition developed be
cause the Democrats were unable
to solidify their organizational ef
forts.
“Attempts of the Democrats in
the House to take bills out of com
mittees under these circumstances
are as inconsistent as allowing
your neighbor to come over and
run your internal household.”
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Rescue Pilot
Draws Reprimand
From Superiors
WATSON LAKE, Y.T. UP> — Jack
McCallum, who the Federal Trans
port Department said took pictures
of the rescue of Helen Klaben
and Ralph Flores “for personal
gain,” says he does not own a
camera and did not take one with
him to the rescue scene.
“I did take one photograph,”
said McCallum, a Transport Dept,
mechanic, in an interview. “When
I got to Miss Klaben she pro
duced her own camera and asked
me to take a shot of her.
“She set the camera and after
I took a snap I gave it back to
her. I asked her if she would let
me have a print when it is de
veloped.”
McCallum said the Transport
Dept, “is trying to make me look
the villian of the piece.”
In a statement issued in Ottawa
Wednesday, the department said j
McCallum, a department employe '
here, took a number of pictures
which he sold to an American
magazine.
The statement also said Mc
Callum did not actually take part
in the rescue operations, was off
duty without permission and
hampered the operation by his
presence.
McCallum said he did not want
publicity and “I took off because
I wanted to help.
“I was told by the official res
cue pilot, Chuck Hamilton, that I
was welcome to fly my own plane
to scene.”
He said he landed at the scene
to show Hamilton that it would be
safe for him to land there also.
He also said he climbed to the I
mountainside to keep Miss Klaben
company and because he had first
aid training.
“After about 40 minutes Hamil
ton came along. I then took my
plane to pick up an RCMP officer
and he told me to head back as
fast as I could to wire Whitehorse
for a doctor and a Beaver (air
craft).
“I only wanted to help. Now it
looks as if it might cost me my
job.”
However, Leo Martell, manager
of Watson Lake Airport, said no
disciplinary action is planned be
yond a verbal reprimand given
McCallum Wednesday.
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Preregistration of Voters
Dead Issue In This Session
JUNEAU OT) — The Senate State
Affairs Committee indicated, in
directly, today that the subject of
preregistration of voters is a dead
issue for this session of the legis
lature.
The committee reported back to
the Senate this morning its version
of a House bill making a number
of changes in the state election
code.
Chairman W. O. Smith had com
mented earlier that the bill would
be the only election code measure
which it would report out to the
Senate this year.
The House bill was a House
State Affairs Committee substitute
for an executive request measure
which would have provided for
preregistration only in cities or
boroughs where 3,000 or more bal
lots were cast in the Nov. 6, 1962,
general election.
Execute Hungry Chinese
MACO — Refugees from Red
China reported today Communist
authorities executed more that 20
hunry Chinese who ransacked a
food storehouse in February in the
coastal city of Swatow.
The refugees also reported anti
communists destroyed a railway
bridge in South China and injured
several railway guards early this
month.
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I Saturn Booster Makes
I Fourth Successful Flight
1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Ufl —
The Saturn super-booster, fore
runner of a manned moon rocket,
registered its fourth straight test
flight success yesterday and de
monstrated that it can operate if
one of its eight engines fails.
With its mammoth power plant
generating 1.3 million pounds of
thrust, the world’s largest known
rocket broke away from its launch
ing pad at 3:12 p.m.
Performing with flawless pre
cision, the 165-foot projectile raced
across a clear sky, climbing to an
altitude of about 77 miles before
plunging back to break up and
sink in the Atlantic Ocean about
250 miles southeast of here.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration announced
that all phases of the flight looked
normal.
The brief seven-minute flight
test was the last test for Saturn’s
first stage only. Flight tests for the
second stage will start in a few
months.
One of the Saturn’s four inboard
engines was shut off deliberately
after 100 seconds of powered flight
to simulate a failure.
The Saturn flight was to have
been the first half of a scheduled
space doubleheader. But earlier,
payload trouble forced a post
ponement of an attempt to launch
the Explorer 17 satellite.
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ACROSS
Disdain
Mark briefly
Casual talk
Ice cream
holder
Stray
Flower
Entrance
Salter
Reexamine
Shaft
Recline
Boy’s
nickname
Mimic
Attempt
Compact
Reckless
Dry
Antlered
animal
Crawl
Weep
Children’s
game
Roman
bronze
Seize: slang
Number
Volcano’s
mouth
52. Produce 59. Posed
54. Half: prefix 60. Cereal grass
55. English
school
56. For each
57. Slide
58. Large
amount
Answer to Puzzle
DOWN
1. Wound
mark
2. Protuber
ance
3. Single thing
4. E. Indian
pepper plant
5. Pranksters
6. Metallic
rock
7. Treatise
8. Over
shadowed
9. Intimation
10. Toward
sheltered
side
11. Norse
war god
17. Let flow
19. Squat
23. Bow
24. Average
25. Compass
point
27. Affirmative
29. Seine
30. Ocean
31. Work unit
33. Sky
35. Combined
action
38. Peep
40. Block
43. Cracks
45. Lowest
voice: rr.us.
46. Bristle
47. Seth’s son
49. Tissue: anaL
50. Send forth
51. Tears
52. Jewel
53. Beverage