Tundra Times Volume 4, Number 69 (April 28, 1967) Page 1 [view articles] Page 2 [view articles] Page 3 [view articles] Page 4 [view articles] [news lead] AFN Constitution Adopted at Meeting [masthead] [news] Additional Protection for Alaska's Waters-Governor Walter J. Hickel, Right, Chats with Coast Guard Captain David A. Webb, Center, and Rear Admiral Joseph R. Scullion on the Deck of the Cutter Klamath after Making Them Members of the Alaskan Order of the Walrus. The Klamath Stopped at Juneau before Starting Its New Assignment, under Captain Webb's Direction, of Patrolling the Alaskan Coast for Foreign Fishing Violations. In Addition to This Symbolic Honor for the Two Coast Guard Officers, Hickel Plans to Bestow Special Recognition on Commander George W. Hardy, Jr., of the Cutter Storis in the near Future. Hardy and His Crew Have Seized Two Russian Vessels That Were Fishing in United States Waters. [news] Breakwater for Kake Endorsed [news] Funds Granted for 4 Airports [news] Canada Starts Road Care [news] Budget Increase Requested for Alaskan Work Page 5 [view articles] Page 6 [view articles] Page 7 [view articles] Page 8 [view articles]