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The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Ike On 9-Day
Non-POlitical Cross
Country Tour

DETROIT, R-President Eisen-
hover today cautioned the ma
tons voters not to be misled by
any of the falsehoods that he
said always crop up at this stage
of a political campaign.
Speaking to a crowd of some
10000 in front of Detroit's City
County Building, Mr.. Eisenhower
said he was not plugging for
either political candidate.
He urged voters "be true to
yourselves. Don't be misled by
anyone who would profit from
distortion, falsehood or wrong
doing"
Mr.. Eisenhower did not refer
specifically to any such incident.
He mentioned only that in the
late stages of hard-fought cam
paign "there are always people
who distort America before the
world"
His talk was the first as he
embarked on nine-day cross
country tour which the White
House has insisted would be non
political.
Despite the White House de-
scription of the trip, Mr.. Eisen-
hover arranged to meet with a
group of Republican candidates
for public office shortly after he
arrived here.
The President flew in from
Washington for major address
tonight at the 43rd Annual Auto
Show dinner. Two other after
noon public appearance were
scheduled all under the White
House non-political label.
Eisenhower will fly on Tuesday
morning to Red Wing, Mimi, for
speech dedicating the Hiawatha
bridge over the Mississippi River.
The President will travel to his
boyhood hometown, Abilene, Kan.
for brief visit at the Eisenhower
Library and stop at the grave
of his mother and father. He will
remain in Denver until Thursday
morning, visiting old Colorado
friends and just taking it easy.
The next state on the itinerary
is California.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Elvis Presley Breaks
His Little Finger
PLAYING Touch Football

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Up - Elvis
Presley was in a hospital today
with a finger broken in touch
football game with crowd of old
high school chums.
The rock m roll king, home
from Hollywood for rest, snap
ped the little finger on his guitar
stunning hand Sunday when he
made a dive for the ball carrier
and missed.
After surgery to set the fin
ger, Presley, rs, was admitted to
Baptist Hospital for an overnight
stay.
Touch football is a favorite
pastime for the famed singer, a
frustrated halfback who wasn't
able to try for the team at Humes
High School because he had to
work after school.
Two six-man teams made up of
Presley and pals were playing on
an elementary school field near
the 100000 Presley mansion
when it happened.
''It didn't hurt bad," said Pres
ley. 81 didn't even know it was
broken until one of the boys no.
ticed it was twister around over
the next finger"
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
20 TV Quiz Show
Winners Indicted
By Grand Jury

NEW YORK, Up - Three big
money winners on television quiz
shows-Charles Van Doren, Hank
Bloomgarden and Elfrida Won
Nardroff - have been charged
with perjury, it became known
today.
They were among IA former
TV quiz show contestants who
surrendered to face charges which
were handed up last week by a
grand jury.
Dist. Atty. Frank Hogan said
six others were expected to sur
render on the charges in the near
future, making a total of 20 con-
testants accused.
Van Doren, Bloomgarden and
Miss Won Nardroff all were top
winners on the defunct "Twenty-
One" show.
Each is charged on two mis-
demeanor counts giving false
testimony before September
1858 grand jury which investi-
gated rugged TV shows, and Civ
ing different testimony on the
same subject before a July 1860
grand jury.
If convicted, each could get a
maximum sentence of up to three
years in Jail and fines totaling
$1,000.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Bandits Make
Away with Heavy
Safe from CavOta's

One hundred dollars reward is
being offered by Fred Cavota for
information leading to the appre-
hension of persons who broke into
his store late Saturday night or
early Sunday morning and re-
moved his safe, taking it out
through a back window.
Cavota stated there was some
money in the safe but he is more
concerned with the personal
papers and valuable business doc
uments than the money.
The safe, weighing about $50
pounds, was moved from behind
the counter at the front of the
store, near the entrance, to the
rear of the building and lifted
through a window On the east
side which is several feet above
ground.
The store, which was well
lighted, was closed at 7 o'clock
Saturday evening, and the rob-
berry was discovered by Cavota at
10 o'clock Sunday morning.
Mr.. Cavota stated that night
depository, SO merchants could
bank their Friday and Saturday
sales, would remove temptation
for such robberies. He also felt
that the city should resume the
night patrol of business houses as
has been done in the past with
hourly checks on the business
area. This would not only be for
robbery but for fire protection as
we'll.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Migrating Caribou Invade
Village of Selawik

Charlie Kiana, who works here
for the US. Smelling Co., has
received word that migrating
caribou have invaded the village
of Selawik, which is his home.
The roadways and property be-
tween the homes were filled by
hundreds of the animals who were
heading southeast on their win
ter migration.
The villagers have sent for am
munition, stated Charlie, to take
more caribou for their winter
larders which will soon be filled
to capacity for the 300 residents
as well as their dogs, and sup
plies for friends and relatives in
neighboring villages.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Las Vegas Odds Shift
In Favor of Kennedy

LAS VEGAS, New, Up - The
Las Vegas odds on the presiden-
tial election have shifted in favor
of Sen. John Kennedy.
Republican Vice President Rich
ard Nixon was an 8-to-5 to 9-to-5
favorite right after the national
convention, but the odds later
changed to 7-to-5.
Saturday they changed again,
and this time Kennedy emerged
the favorite. The general price
was 6-to-5 but one establishment
made Kennedy at 7-to-5 favorite.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
2 More Americans
Executed by Firing
Squad In Cuba

HAVANA, Up - A Cuban firing
squad Sunday executed two more
Americans from the small inva-
sion force that Fidel Castro charg-
ed was part of a us. plot to pro-
woke an incident at Guantanamo
Naval Base.
The prime minister directly
linked the 27-man expeditionary
force that landed on Cuba's
northeast coast Oct. with mount
ing tension over the big naval
base the United States holds on
the island by treaty.
Castro said on television that
the small band intended to create
the pretext for us. Intervention
in Cuba by trying to form a
"zone of operations and zone of
perturbation" near the base.
The United States formally
charged before the United Ma
tons last Friday that Castro him
self appeared bent on provoking
an incident over the base.
Firing squad bullets just before
dawn cut down a Louisiana adj
venturer and a former US. Mar
inc seeking to avenge the Castro
governments seizure of his ia
theirs Cuban plantation.
The two Americans were: Allan
Dale Thompson, SO, a native of
Queen City, Tex.
Robert o. Fuller, 25, whose
father moved to Miami, Fla, after
confiscation of his property in
Cuba.
Another American who landed
with them, Anthony Zarba, 27, of
Somerville, Mass, was executed
with seven Cuban insurgents at
the same firing range in San Juan
Valley last Thursday
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
DIR. Mckinley Files Suit Seeking An
I'M junction to Change Nov. Ballot

mark in the square" at the top
of the ballot.
Over each square should be
printed straight Democrat, Re-
publican) ticket" and to one side
of each square should be the
warning:
eff you make any mark in this
square no marks for candidates of
the other party will be counted"
At the head of the list of can
didates, with the other instruc-
tons, should be the warning:
You do not have to vote
straight party ticket. To vote for
any candidate mark an (X) in the
square to the left of his name"
In addition to the request for
the order changing the ballot, Nc
Kinley also asked Wade be order
ed to pay all costs resulting from
the filing of his suit
In addition to McKinley's sig
nature, the suit was signed by
John Savage, Russell Arnett and
Ralph Colts, all attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Mckinley hopes to win the seat
now held by Sen. E. l.. aBrtlett.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Common Bible" Being
Worked Out By Catholics,
PrOteStants and Jews

NEW YORK, R-A common
bible" is now being worked out
by a team of Protestant, Catholic
and Jewish scholars, for use as
reader in public schools. Details
of the plan were disclosed in an
article prepared for the October
~ issue of the Catholic publica-
ton America" by the Rev. Wal
ter M. Abbott, Sd, associate ed
ior of the magazine
. He said the joint translation,
based on Modern pathological
stLdies," will come out in 30
paperback volumes to be released
between January 1862, and 1865.
Doubleday and Co. will publish
the work.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17

ANCHORAGE, R DR.. Lee L.
Mckinley, Republican candidate
for the us. Senate, has filed suit
in Superior Court here asking an
injunction be issued which would
compel the state to make certain
changes in the November General
Election ballot.
Named as defendant in the suit
was Secretary of State Hugh j.
Wade, who is charged with con-
duct of state elections.
Mckinley alleged in his suit
that Wade "did not prepare this
ballot to facilitate fairness, SIM
plicity, and clarity and to reflect
most accurately the intent of the
voter"
Mckinley asked the court to
order the defendant to make
changes in the ballot "either by
linked rubber stamp or reprint
ing"
The suggested changes:
The circles at the top of the
ballots be replaced by squares to
conform with the election code
which states that a straight party
vote may be cast by making a
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Another Heavy
Demo Majority
FOrseen for Alaska
By WARD SIMS

JUNEAU, R-If the results of
the Aug. 9 primary election can
be used as a guide, Sen. John F.
Kennedy should have Alaska's
three electoral votes locked up
tight in his bid for the presidency.
And, Gov. William Egan should
have a whopping Democratic ma
jority on his side in the second
state legislature, as he did in the
first
There appears to be only one
possible snag in this outlook.
That is what part the new Elec-
ton Codes ban against cross
party voting in the primary play
ed in the overall picture.
1t is the distinct feeling among
some of the states top officials
that the Democrats picked up
number of votes because of the
ban against primary cross-overs.
But, they declined to estimate
how many votes were involved.
Cross-party voting is permitted
in the General Election. The voter
will be able to jump back and
forth from the Republican column
to the Democratic column just as
much as he chooses.
A total of GIT ballots, out of
46,320, were invalidated in the
primary election. About SO per
cent of those invalidations came
as the result of cross-over voting.
The total vote for the three men
seeking nominations to the U. S.
Senate incumbent Sen. E. L.
Bartlett and Republicans DR.. Lee
Mckinley and Lawrence Brayton
was 39,913.
Bartlett picked up 26,915 of
those votes and Brayton and Nc
Kinley, the COP winner, split
1898.
The Democratic edge, 1917.
The five men seeking nomina-
ton to the us. House of Repre-
sentatives, two Democrats and
three Republicans, pulled in
40,701 votes between them.
The two Democrats, Rep. Ralph
Rivers, the winner, and David N.
Boyer, got 27,489 of those votes.
The three Republicans, VIM. c.
Haugaard, Jack Ryan and winner
Ron Rettig, pulled in 1922. The
Democratic edge: 14,277.
Governor Egan had top-heavy
Democratic majority of 1913 in
the first state legislature. The
House lineup was 34-6 and the
Senate lineup was 1872.
Egan's working advantage
would appear to be as safe as
a Fort Knox dollar.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Small Groups Leaves
Aboard North Star
For King, DiOmede Islands

The smallest group ever known
to depart for King and Diomede
Islands left early Saturday on
the MS North Star with only
about 80 for King Island and rs
for Diomede.
Because of the hurried depart
ure due to weather, one crewman
of the North Star was left behind
1t is planned to fly him to Teller
to catch up with the ship there.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
Lyndon JohnsOn's Name
On Texas Ballot For Both
Senator and Vice President

WASHINGTON, UP - The Su-
preme Court today declined to
rule on objections by Texas
Democrat to the candidacy of Sen.
Lyndon B. johnson in the Nov
ember election for both the Of
fees of US. Senator and Vice
President.
Michael E. Schwille asked US.
Dist. Judge Ben H. Rice Jr., in
Austin, Tex, to issue an injunc-
ton against enforcement of a
Texas statute which permits John
son to have his name printed on
the ballot for both offices. Rice
dismissed the request on the
ground no substantial federal
question was presented.
Schwille, in appealing to the
Supreme Court, said such a ques-
ton was raised because the con-
stitution bars one man from hold
ing both offices simultaneously.
Texas officials in a reply brief
said the constitutional prohibition
against holding the two offices
does not apply to candidacy or
to the election process.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17
STRANGE
SAN FRANCISCO. lR-

STRANGE
SAN FRANCISCO, "a dis
order which appeared in four
patients after they stopped smok-
ing cigarettes vanished dramatic
ally when they took up the habit
again, says a medical journal.
These strange cases were re-
ported by DR.. Ralph Bookman, of
Beverly Hills, in an article in
California Medicine, official jour-
nal of the California Medical As
ISOLATION.
The disorder was canker sores
in the mouth and on the tongue.
They developed few days after
smoking was stopped.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-17

NEW DELHI, India, R-Indira
Gandhi, recently widowed daugh-
ter of India's Prime Minister
Nehru, leaves late this month on
25-day tour of Mexico, the us.
and Paris.
Evening star., 1960-10-23

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Kids Cartoons. interviews.
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Religion Public Service film.
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Comedy Ann Sothern stars.
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Kids Lively cartoons.
q ABBOTT AND COSTELLO.
Comedy series. Repeats
GA THE MORNING SHOW.
Movie l Hour 20 Min Yah! Wilder
ness" 1885 Eugene oNeiIrs poignant
comedy about an over-romantic youth
growing up and the trials he encounters
Mickey Rooney. Wallace eeery
$50 q INcAS ANGLE.
Fashion news, beauty hints and interviews.
Anita MoIIer and Barbara Robinson, To-
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Of Decorators, will discuss the problems
of decorating embassies abroad.
@ JACK Ia LANNE.
Health. Exercises to keep you fit.
On AMOS NJ ANDY.
Comedy. Tim Moore. Spencer Williams
star. (Repeats)
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Quiz Gene Rayburn, host
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The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
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The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
Engineer of Wrecked
Tanker to Spend Xmas
Aboard Stern Section

NORFOLK, Va. up = Twenty
eight surviving crewmen from
the storm-Wrecked Tanker Pine
Ridge were at home with their
loved ones today or on their way.
Only Chief Engineer John Rich
art, the 29th survivor, faced a
not-so-merry Christmas as he re-
manned aboard the stern section
of the broken vessel at sea.
Seven of the Pine Ridges crew
were lost when the ship broke
in two Wednesday night in heavy
seas 100 miles east of Cape Hat
teras. The other crewmen-ex-
cept Richart-arrived here Fri
day aboard destroyer.
On the stern section with Rich
art were four creWmen from the
commercial tug Curb, which is
towing the stern to Newport
News, Va. Another tug, the Lam
berts Point, and the Coast Guard
Cutter Cherokee remained along
side. The towing job is expected
to take about 48 hours.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
University Students
Arrive Home
For Christmas

Students from the University
of Alaska arriving home today
were: Fritz Chambers, son of Mrs.
Tommy Johnson; Robert Sum-
mers, who will be welcomed by
Meta. Muller who arrived from
Teller yesterday; Harry johnson,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry John
sen; Joe Senungetuk, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk; Mrs.
Helen Doyle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Reader, and her hus-
band; Paul Glavinovich, son of
Carl Glainovich; Charleen Koma-
hulk, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
! Komahuk and Diane Lee, daugh-
ter of Richard Lee.
Another student who arrived
home this week was Leroy
Reader, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Reader from college in Belling-
ham, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
Nonunion Baker Loses
Baking of Cake For
Kennedy Inaugural

QUINCY, Mass. Up - Baker
Ernest j. Montilio said he had
given up-because of a unions
objection-baking a cake for the
Inauguration of President-elect
John F. Kennedy.
The American Baker & Con-
dictionary Workers Union had
complained the 550-pound cake
was to have been made by a
nom MON bakery.
Montilio said: "The unions did
it had to bow out rather than
embarrass the President-elect.
And of course, would never do
that"
Montilio said he had received
a telegram from Washington that
the caterers Union would not
serve the dinner if a nonunion
cake was on the menu.
He added call my help are ex-
perts, and the reason they are
nonunion is because I pay them
better than the union rates"
Kenneth Mcclellan, organizer
for the Bakers Union, said Eve
take a dim view of any cake not
baked in union shop"
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
PASS THE FRUITCAKE PLEASE

Order your fruitcake now, from
The North Star Bakery. Their
Fruitcakes are prepared with ut
most care and craftsmanship. A
blend of colorful fruits and nuts
combined with exotic spices from
foreign lands. The price is $500
per pound. They are packed in
colorful containers suitable for
mailing. Packages are available in
one, one and one-half, and two
pound sizes. Other sizes baked to
order. Fruitcakes to be mailed out
of town are wrapped and labeled
from North Star Bakery, Nome,
Alaska, "The Land of the Rein
deer"
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

Due to the small number of
tickets sold The Arctic Club has
found it necessary to temporarily
postpone their Xmas drawing I'M
til early in February.
It must be understood by all
that the money that is hoped to
be made on these tickets is
STRICTLY for the Dog Race
Purse and it will not go back into
the Arctic Club itself. The club
is trying to increase the size of
the purse to attract name mushers
to enter the Nome race thereby
bringing dog racing back to Nome
where it originally started. We
realize there will be i'll feeling
by some for postponement of the
drawing but please go along with
us and help build up this purse.
So hang onto your tickets and
watch for the drawing date to be
held in the very near future.
Sincerely.
Arctic Club Board Members
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
CLEAR VISION

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Up : DON
aid Andrus, II, is a person of
vision. He walked to school
through this weeks snowstorm,
with electrically driven wipers
clearing the snow from his eye
glasses.
The device, powered by a small
flashlight battery, clips to the
frame of the spectacles. The
motor is controlled by switch at
tached to the shirt collar.
Donald says he knows his idea
is not new. But, he says, sit
works And during the heavy
snowfall l could see where / was
going"
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
Sen. Engle Proposes
Premium On Gold
Mined In This Country

WASHINGTON Up Sen.
Clair Engle, DEALT, proposed
that any shortages in U. S. gold
reserves be met by offering a
premium for gold mined in this
country.
eve are short of gold at Fit.
Knox, but there is plenty of gold
in them thar hills out west"
Many domestic gold mines are
shut down while gold reserves
are dropping because of the flow
of dollars to foreign lands, Engle
said.
He promised to introduce a bill
in Congress next month "to pro-
vide a premium over and above
the present treasury price to
start the flow of gold into the
Treasury again."
Many domestic mines have been
idle, Engle said, because gold
is the only commodity l know of
that has not increased in price
since 1888"
Since that year, the Treasury
has been paying $35 an ounce for
gold
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
NOTICE TROOP ees

Effective Jan. S. 1861. all scouts
who miss three meetings in a row
without sufficient excuse will be
put out of scouting. Those who
cannot make a meeting are asked
to call RickY Young at Main rs
or contact Sgt. Leslie or Mr..
Dinkel.
Sgt. Leslie.
Scoutmaster
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

Alice Glavinovich. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Glavino-
,vich arrived home for the holi-
days. She has been working in
Seattle as a dentist assistant with
DR.. Joe Cummings.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

Walter CabinboY returned home
yesterday from the ANS Hospital
in Anchorage where he has been
for the past seven months. His
release came as surprise and
he was certainly happy to be
home for Christmas Holidays.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

DR.. June Dunbar. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Luther Dunbar will
be spending the holiday with her
parents here and her married
sister, Mrs. Peter Hahn.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24
The Story of Ruth" which wa

The STORY of Ruth" which was
brought in by air specially for
Christmas by the Nomerama
Theatre will be shown on Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday.
The shows will start at 7:15
p. m. and 1000 p. m.
The management has announced
that there will be no change in
price for this outstanding film.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

Leonard Anseth is back from
Clear to spend the Christmas
holiday in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

DR.. Lee Mckinley will return
Dec. 80. remaining until Jan. 3.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

The noon luncheon of the
Chamber of Commerce scheduled
for Monday noon will be post
poned until Tuesday noon Dec. 81.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

XXX Public Library will be
closed on Saturday. Christmas
Eve. All overdue books should
be returned on Friday evening or
dropped in the box outside the
door of the library.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-24

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