01 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1966
Page
1
Economists in business firms and universities show inflation as the top current problem, with firms favoring wage price guideposts less and professors split on spending cuts or tax hikes. Both groups generally support federal aid to poverty while opposing government controls.
The Port Angeles Evening News presents opinion pieces and letters to the editor along with columnists and commentators outlining viewpoints. The page notes its role in a free press and lists publication history and editors. Subscription rates and contact details are provided for Port Angeles Washington.
A satirical piece describes a fictional rent a wife service aimed at boosting executives careers by providing a temporary partner for meetings and dinners. It contrasts corporate scrutiny of personal lives with a punchy, lampooning tone and references a Milwaukee engagement party and Cape Cod park dedication.
Gov Dan Evans says Oregon's four cent cigarette tax will likely boost Washington's cigarette tax revenue. He notes prior Washington tax hikes reduced sales by about ten percent and that many residents bought in Oregon. Evans cannot estimate the amount of increase but says the differential restoration will raise state revenues.
The Evening News invites readers to submit letters but limits space for timely opinions. Please sign name and address. editor reserves space to fit as many letters as possible and may omit longer contributions.
Editorial excerpts honor Memorial Day with classical praise for heroic sacrifice and the defense of freedom. Quotes from Pericles and Justice Cardozo emphasize liberty as knowledge and choice, the living memory of those who died for the nation, and the duty to uphold liberty through civic virtue.
The Delaware River Basin Commission will unveil a pollution control plan at a July 27 conference in Philadelphia. The plan followed several years of study by the commission.
Page two of the EAione edition dated Wednesday June 1 1966 summarizes multiple items including local notices sports scores and community briefs. It references town happenings and brief notices without detailed narratives.
In a Statewide push Governor Dan Evans presses to diversify Clallam and Jefferson counties economy facing a forest based base. He cites large investments in Puget Sound such as Intalco aluminum and Boeing expansions while warning the North Olympic Peninsula risks becoming a low in spirits wilderness area without development.
John Chamberlain argues against universal military draft and advocates a volunteer army. He cites European history with Napoleonic conscription, condemns the nation in arms concept, and warns that compelled service risks American liberties while fighting communism. He criticizes selective service and questions government reliance on forced military service. He calls for Congress to study 1848 emigrant biographies before acting.
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