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FOLDER NO.170 Press Releases Were Distributed Also to Radio and Television Stations 071FOLDER NO. Press releases were distributed also to radio and television stations. See Polder 170. Consti tutional Convention Secretariat/2l/a November 29, 1955 ALASKA CCNcTITUTIONAL CONVENTION MEMORANDUM Subject: Revised Schedule for Television Meetings, November 23 to December 3, 1955 4:00 P.M. KTVF CHANNEL 11 10:30 P.M. KFAR CHANNEL 2 (Simultaneous radio (Simultaneous radio broadcast on KFRB)______ broadcast on KFAR)______ MONDAY Committee on Finance Committee on the Judiciary Nov. 23 and Taxation (XI) Branch (IX) TUESDAY Committee on Local Committee on Executive Nov. 29 Government (XII) Branch (VIII) WEDNESDAY Committee on Resources (X) No TV program scheduled. Nov. 30 THURSDAY Committee on Ordinances Committee on Legislative Dec. 1 and Transitional Branch (VII) Measures (IV) FRIDAY Committee on Direct Legis­ Committee on Suffrage, Dec. 2 lation, Amendment, and Elections, and Revision (XIII) Apportionment (VI) SATURDAY Committee on Resolutions Committee on Preamble and Dec. 3 and Recommendations (XIV) Bill of Rights (V) Constitutional Convention Secretariat/21 November 26, 1955 ALASKA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION MEMORANDUM Subject: Schedule for Television Meetings, November 28 to December 3, 1955 4:00 KM. KTVF CHANNEL 11 10:30 P,M. KFAR CHANNEL 2 (Also simultaneous radio broadcast on KFRB)______ MONDAY Committee on Finance Committee on Rules (I) Nov. 28 and Taxation (XI) TUESDAY Committee on Local Gov­ Committee on the Judiciary Nov. 29 ernment (XII) Branch (IX) WEDNESDAY Committee on Resources (X) Committee on Executive Nov. 30 Branch (VIII) THURSDAY Committee on Ordinances Committee on Legislative Dec. 1 and Transitional Measures Branch (VII) (IV) FRIDAY Committee on Direct Legis­ Committee on Suffrage, Dec. 2 lation, Amendment, and Re­ Elections, and Apportion­ vision (XIII) ment (VI) SATURDAY Committee on Resolutions Committee on Preamble and Dec. 3 and Recommendations (XIV) Bill of Rights (V) PRESS RELEASE Alaska Constitutional Convention Committees of the Alaska Constitutional Convention will hold meetings on television each day at 4:00 P.M. on Channel 11 in Fairbanks for the next ten days exclusive of Thanksgiving and Sunday. Those meetings will give the public an opportunity to see the Convention’s committees in act­ ion, and will provide a better understanding of the work that is being done. The Committee on the Judiciary Branch appeared on television on Monday, November 21, 1955, at 4:00 P.M., and the Committee on the Exe­ cutive Branch appeared on Tuesday, November 22, 1955, at 4:00 P.M. The following television meetings are scheduled from November 23 to December 3, 1955. WEDNESDAY Committee on the Legislative Branch. Committee members Nov. 23 are: Chairman, Steve McCutcheon of Anchorage; George D. Cooper, Fairbanks; Helen Fischer, Anchorage; Jack Hinckel, Kodiak; Eldor Lee, Petersburg; John McNees, Nome; Dora Sweeney, Juneau. FRIDAY Committee on Suffrage, Elections, and Apportionment. Nov. 25 Committee members are: Chairman, John Hellenthal of Anchorage; John B. Coghill, Nenana; George D. Cosper, Fairbanks; Douglas Gray, Douglas; M. R. Marston, Spenard; Frank Peratrovich, Klawock; M. J. Walsh, Nome. SATURDAY Committee on the Preamble and the Bill of Rights. Committee Nov. 26 members are: Chairman, Dorothy ..wes of Anchorage; R. Holland Armstrong, Juneau; Seaborn J. Buckalew, Anchorage; James P. Doogan, Fairbanks; John Hellonthal, Anchorage; Robert J. McNealy, Fairbanks; wda B. icn, Fairbanks. MONDAY Committee on Finance and Taxation. Committee members are: Nov. 28 Chairman, Leslie Norland of Fairbanks; Dorothy Awes, Anchorage; Frank Barr, Fairbanks; James Nolan, Wrangell; Frank Peratrovich, Klawock; Chris Poulsen, Anchorage; Barrie M. White, Anchorage. a TUESDAY Committee on Local Government. Committee members are: Nov. 29 Chairman, John Rosswog of Cordova; John Cross, Kotzebue; James P. Doogan, Fairbanks; Victor Fischer, Anchorage; Eldor Lee, Petersburg; Maynard t. Londborg, Unalakleet; Victor Rivers, anchorage. W edn e sda y Committee on Resources. Committee members arc: Chairman, Nov. 30 W. 0. Smith of Ketchikan; John C. Boswell, Fairbanks; Truman C. Emberg, Dillingham; Leonard King, Haines; Burke Riley, Haines; Peter L. Reader, Nome; B. L. Stewart, Sitka; Barrie M. White, anchorage; Ada B. Wien, Fairbanks. THURSDAY Committee on Ordinances and Transitional Measures. Comm­ Dec. 1 ittee members are : Chairman, Robert J. McNealy, of Fair­ banks; Seaborn J. Buckalew, Anchorage; Herb Hilscher, Anchorage; James Hurley, Palmer; Yule F. Kilscher, Homer; W illiam W . Knight, Sitka; W . W . Laws, Nome; B. D. Stewart, Sitka; H. ft. VanderLeest, Juneau. FRIDAY Committee on Direct Legislation, Amendment, and Revision. Doc. 2 Committee members are: Chairman, E. B. Collins, of Fair­ banks; Jack Hinckel, Kodiak; Leonard King, Haines; M. R. Marston, Spenard; Irwin L. Metcalf, Seward; V . 0. Smith, Ketchikan; barren A. Taylor, Fairbanks. S aturday Committee on Resolutions and Recommendations. Committee Dec. 3 members are: Chairman, John Cross of Kotzebue; Douglas Gray, Douglas; Truman Embcrg, Dillingham; Leslie Nerland, Fairbanks; Chris Poulsen, Anchorage; Peter Reader, Nome; and R. E. Robertson, Juneau. Thomas B. Stewart Secretary . > Alaska Constitutional Convention Constitutional Convention Secretariat/12 November 21, 1955 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: Suggestions to Committees Regarding Televised Meetings 1. Block out in advance items to be discussed, such as: a. What is the situation at present in the Committees' field of interest? b. What is wrong with the present situation? Give practical examples and note violations of basic prin­ ciples of government. c. What are the issues or alternative solutions to be decided upon? These should be clearly stated without attempting to reach a Committee decision. 2. Advise the Secretary of the Convention of maps, blackboard, charts, or other props required for visual presentation of information or ideas. 3. The Televised meeting should be informal. Committees should feel free to bring in locally available specialists, such as Dr. Moberg of the University, and to make the meeting a round-table discussion of the respective Committee's subject. Constitutional Convention Secretariat/9/a November 22, 1955 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: REVISED TELEVISION SCHEDULE AND REVISION OF COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE. TUESDAY - TV Meeting, - Committee VIII (Executive) Nov. 22 Schedule Revision - Committee IV (Ordinance) does not meet, or Delegate Vanderleest excused. WEDNESDAY TV Meeting - Committee VII (Legislative) Nov. 23 Schedule Revision - Committee XII (Local Government) meets at 2:00 P.M. Committee XIII (Amendment) does not meet or Delegate Hinckle excused. THURSDAY — Thanksgiving Day. No TV Meetings. Nov. 24 FRIDAY — TV Meeting - Committee VI (Elections) Nov. 25 Schedule Revision - Committee XIII (Amendment) does not meet or Delegate Marston excused. SATURDAY -- TV Meeting - Committee V (Rights) Nov. 26 Schedule Revision - Committee IV (Ordinance) does not meet or Delegates McNealy (Chairman) and Buckalew excused. MONDAY — TV Meeting - Committee XI (Finance) Nov. 28 Schedule Revision - none TUESDAY — TV Meeting - Committee XII (Local Government) Nov. 29 Schedule Revision - none WEDNESDAY — TV Meeting - Committee X (Resources) Nov. 30 Schedule Revision - Committee IV does not meet or Delegate Stewart excused. Committee XIII does not meet or Delegates King and Smith excused. B a | £ Y :. THURSDAY — TV Meeting - Committee IV (Ordinance) Dec. 1 Schedule Revision - none FRIDAY TV Meeting - Committee XIII (Amendment) Dec. 2 Schedule Revision - none SATURDAY TV Meeting - Committee XIV (Resolutions) Dec. 3 Schedule Revision - Committee XII does not meet or Delegate Cross excused. .4 i'll , "rfesB H. 'V. ••-W-Sr ; : CP - 2 - NOTES: 1. All Television Meetings are scheduled to begin at 4:00 P. M. 2. Where committee meetings conflict with TV schedules, the Committees concerned should decide whether to call off their meeting or excuse the delegates, who will appear on television, from attendance. o o Constitutional Convention Secretariat/9 November l£, 1955 MEMORANDUM SUBJECT: SUGGESTED SCHEDULE FOR FIRST WEEK OF TELEVISION MEETINGS AMD REVISION OF COMMITTEE MEETING SCHEDULE, ASSUMING TV PROGRAMS AT 4:00 P. M. MONDAY ** TV Meeting, Committee IX (Judiciary) Schedule Revision - Committee XIII (Amendment) does not meet, or delegates Metcalf and Taylor excused. TUESDAY — TV Meeting - Committee VIII (Executive) Schedule Revision - Committee IV (Ordinance) does not meet, or Delegate Vanderleest excused. WEDNESDAY - TV Meeting - Committee VII (Legislative) Schedule Revision - Committee XII (Local Government) meets at 2:00 P . M . Committee XIII (Amendment) does not meet or Delegate Hinckle excused. THURSDAY - TV Meeting - Committee VI (Elections) Schedule Revision - Committee XIII (Amendment) does not meet or Delegate Marston excused. FRIDAY -- TV Meeting - Committee V (Rights) Schedule Revision - Committee IV (Ordinance) does not meet or Delegates McNealy (Chairman) and Buckalew ex­ cused. SATURDAY — TV Meeting - Committee XI (Finance) Schedule Revision - none NOTE: Where committee meetings conflict with TV schedules, the Committees concerned should decide whether to call off their meeting or excuse the delegates, who will appear on television, from at­ tendance. / ■ > O RADIO and T-V STATIONS KFAR and KFAR-TV MIDNIGHT SUN BROADCASTING CO. FAIRBANKS KTVF TELEVISION FAIRBANKS KFRB ALASKA BROADCASTING CO. FAIRBANKS KENI and KENI-TV MIDNIGHT SUN BROADCASTING CO. ANCHORAGE KFQD ALASKA BROADCASTING CO. ANCHORAGE KTVA TELEVISION ANCHORAGE KBYR RADIO STATION ANCHORAGE KLAM RADIO STATION CORDOVA KIBH ALASKA BROADCASTING CO. SEWARD KIFW ALASKA BROADCASTING CO. SITU KSJS SHELDON JACKSON JUNIOR COLLEGE SITU KTKN ALASKA BROADCASTING CO. KETCHIKAN KABI MIDNIGHT SUN BROADCASTING CO. KETCHIKAN KATV TELEVISION KETCHIKAN KJNO BOX 140 JUNEAU KINY JUNEAU.
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