05 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1966
Page
1
Editor invites readers to submit brief letters noting space limits and editorial openness. Sign name and address. timely subjects prioritized. disagreements welcome. long letters may be trimmed.
A Port Angeles reader praises Olympic Memorial Hospital staff for cheerful service during a recent stay, saying the hospital makes the town a better place to be and expressing thanks for the care received.
The 1932 work by William Z. Foster is cited as outlining a Soviet style program for the United States. The House Committee on Un-American Activities republished it, with about 70 percent of its legislative ideas said to have become law. Portland talk by Lloyd Walker links Marxist revolution to a bloodless U.S. completion by 1968, noting his Idaho gubernatorial candidacy.
Lexington officials announced on Thursday the closure of Abraham Lincoln School on the eve of Confederate Memorial Day. Students will attend Jefferson Davis School instead.
The Port Angeles Evening News outlines its opinion content and editorial purpose. It notes the paper may publish editorials letters and columns while preserving the press’s role in a free society.
Shelley Mydans recalls a life shaped by faith through wartime hardships and global experiences. She describes fear overcome during captivity and urges contemplation, study, and contact with books and people to deepen faith.
An Associated Press survey highlights how nations handle conscription. It notes Britain Canada and Japan lack universal drafts while others set varied criteria for deferments and exemptions.
Conductor James Van Horn notes a RED BOOK article arguing culture splits into Massault Mid cult and true elite. He says mass appeal does not alter the musical core of works by Haydn and Mozart, whose notes remain even without aristocratic audiences.
In Dallas a panel of clergy from five faiths answered student questions about belief as about 20 young men and women pressed in a party room. The scene showed dialogue on faith with a pink cheeked man in a blue blazer asking how to know God exists.
A panel discussion explores how cultural snobbery and crowd appeal affect music quality, noting that much standard repertoire emerged without public performance in composers’ lifetimes. Clergy panelists, Baylor University leaders, and apartment ministry chiefs discuss values amid modern urban life.
An article wonders how eight-hour Belgian studio workers produce 18 by 24 inch oil landscapes at high speed. It compares to mass production methods, notes the workers and frames, and cites a local backyard show by Dorothy Phillips and Mary Nansen on dune 12 at 610 E 4th with works from 50 cents up.
A local column rounds up angles from traffic court age averages, congratulations for Tyna Barinaga and Caroline Jen Sen on winning titles and eyeing Uber Cup, a critique of inflation talk vs grocery prices, Mrs. Harold Smith elected president of a local association, Bos Ahl’s big 37 pound salmon catch, and political convention contrasts between Democrats Republicans and Communists.
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