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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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In Anchorage, Alaska, the Mormon Church appointed Orson P. Millet as state president, Harry Arend as First Councilman, Lloyd Owen as Second Councilman, and several others to leadership positions, selected by apostles Elder Mark E. Peterson and Elder Franklin D. Richards.
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ANCHORAGE (AP) -- Orson P. Millet of Anchorage yesterday was named to be state president of the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints.
Millet was called to take the highest state church office available by two apostles of the quorum of 12 apostles of the Mormon Church. Elder Mark E. Peterson and Elder Franklin D. Richards.
A Fairbanks Supreme Court justice, Harry Arend, was named to be First Councilman of the new Mormon Alaska State. Lloyd Owen, an Anchorage RCA employee, was named Second Councilman.
Others named included Glen Hargan, clerk; Milton C. Christianson and Bruce Hooper, assistant clerks for Fairbanks and Anchorage, respectively; and nine other councilmen.
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Anchorage, Alaska
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Yesterday
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orson p. millet named state president; harry arend named first councilman; lloyd owen named second councilman; glen hargan named clerk; milton c. christianson and bruce hooper named assistant clerks; nine other councilmen named.
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Orson P. Millet of Anchorage was named state president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints by two apostles, Elder Mark E. Peterson and Elder Franklin D. Richards. A Fairbanks Supreme Court justice, Harry Arend, was named First Councilman of the new Mormon Alaska State. Lloyd Owen, an Anchorage RCA employee, was named Second Councilman. Others named included Glen Hargan as clerk; Milton C. Christianson and Bruce Hooper as assistant clerks for Fairbanks and Anchorage, respectively; and nine other councilmen.