Port Angeles Evening News 1963 edition notice
The Port Angeles Evening News announces subscription rates for mail delivery in 1963 with prices for Ctaham Jefferson Counties and elsewhere in the U S A and territories. The paper credits Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches and notes copyright and reprint rights. Saturday June 1 1963.
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Weshington 1916 Corporation
Port Angeles Evening News
Model Commonwealth
Associated Press
AP News
Ctaham
Jefferson Counties
U.S.A
Territories
Port Angeles
Washington
Audit Bureau of Circulations
St. Lincoln
Government spending and a painter in Paris
A reader muses on federal outlays including a Paris State Department building while contrasting with personal funds for home repairs. He recalls Rep Joe Pool’s remark on debt and government spending, then muses about self painting as schedules and tax costs mount, reflecting on generational gadget obsolescence and teen supervision in local notes.
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John Doe
State Department
Foreign Service
Paris
Joe R. Pool
Texas
United States
J. Doe
Uncle
Sam
Pop
Race dispute grips Jackson as NAACP and city refuse to back down
In Jackson Mississippi civil rights tensions rise as Mayor Allen Thompson vows strict arrests while NAACP leaders led by Medgar Evers warn against riot risk. Merchants support the mayor and many Negro youths threaten sit ins though demonstrations are largely contained with police dispersing onlookers. The state CORE hub operates from a Negro Masonic Temple where Dave Dennis trains teens in nonviolent tactics.
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Ben Thomas Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Allen Thompson
American Municipal Association
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Birmingham
Medgar Evers
NAACP
Jackson
Capitol Street
Capitol
Purser Hewitt
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dave Dennis
Congress of Racial Equality
Dennis
World Today U S integration only a part of world fraud
James Marlow argues that U S integration is just a fragment of a broader global revolution over the last decade driven by nationalism, money, science, and real estate aims. He compares desegregation and de Stalinization trends, noting varied motives and regional responses shaping world politics and unity amidst rising nationalisms.
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World Today
U.S
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
South
Supreme Court
Stalin
United States
Russia
Moscow
Southeast Asia
Charles de Gaulle
Africa
Route 66 adds Glenn Corbett to cast in place of Maharis
AP film writer notes Glenn Corbett joins NBCs Route 66 replacing George Maharis amid past acrimony. Corbett praises the show, enjoys travel, and hints he earned the part after its producer and his prior TV work. Bea ver Boys tour plans teased with cross country stops.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Newman
Glenn Corbett
Martin Milner
George Maharis
Corbett
Maharis
Tll
Herb Leonard
el Monte
Calif
Columbia Pictures
Rooseveltd High School Graduation Reflections 1923
Twenty eight seniors graduated from Roosevelt High School at the Masonic Temple with speeches by the salutatorian Marguerite Johnson and class historian Helen Ramsay. Ivor Smith and Edson Brown were among the graduates. Curley Hulse challenged Danny Matthews to a Fourth of July boxing match.
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Roosevelt High School
Masonic Temple
C. W. Hodge
Helen Ramsay
Marguerite Johnson
Clallam County
Harold Thompson
Felix Gallaci
Ivor Smith
Wilda Smith MacDonald
Edson Brown
Jack Cosser
Merrill Oakes
Columbus
Queen of Angels School
General Hospital School of Nursing
Elks’ Temple
Henry Armstrong
Baroney Ross
Sequim High School
Port Angeles Senior High School
Red China living standards under a worker's lens
British observer reports average Chinese worker earns about 70 yuan monthly with homes, rents, and utilities consuming most of income. Some earn 80 to 100 yuan, yet after basic costs two thirds remain for food, clothes, and radios. Leisure is scarce with six days work and four days off monthly. Housing varies from showplace apartments to crowded old dwellings outside Shanghai. Australia sells 46 million bushels of wheat to Communist China, with shipments due to begin in June.
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Richard P. Lister
Peking
Wuhan Iron and Steel Company
Mao Tze-tung
Milliona
Thane
Woody
Rawahly
Chang
Chao Yang
Shanghai
China
Melbourne
Australia
Wheat Board
J. V. Moroney
Free market vs planned economy in American thought
Clayton Fox argues in a paid republican ad that the United States thrives on free market choice over central planning. He cites historical figures from Saint Ignatius to Adam Smith, asserting liberty, property rights, and risk-taking spur innovation and national prosperity.
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St. Ignatius
John Locke
Adam Smith
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