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] Page 5 [view articles] Page 6 [view articles] [news lead] 'IFO's,' Not 'UFO's,' at Bethel, Bethel Tweaks Noses of UFO Believers by Flying an IFO [news lead] State Accused of Delay on Quitclaim [news lead] US Government Asks Dismissal of State Land Suit [news lead] FNA Elects Richard Frank President [news lead] Job Placement Program Started Here by BIA [news lead] Dolly Komakhuk, 114 Years Old, Dies at Nome [masthead] [news] 'Slight Broken Back' Suffered by Sno-Goer [news] Sweet Centennial Publicity-Governor Walter J. Hickel Looks at the First of More than 2.5 Million Sugar Packets from Hawaii Bearing the Message "Join the Celebration-Alaska Centennial 67." The Packets Will be Distributed throughout the Pacific Northwest, Robert C. Swanson of Anchorage, Left, Acted as a Personal Emissary for Governor John A. Burns of Hawaii in Presenting some Sample Packets to the Governor. In a Letter to Hickel, Burns Called the Sugar Packets "a Token of the Esteem Which Our Largest Industry Has for Your State." [news] OEO Lawyers Give Legal Aid; Have 76% Wins [advertisement] Page 7 [view articles] Page 8 [view articles]