Nation faces potential clash over segregation in Alabama
The essay warns that escalating race tensions in Alabama may trigger a federal state clash as Governor George Wallace vows to block entry of black students on June 10. It notes previous riots at Ole Miss and Little Rock deployments, and questions whether states or federal power will prevail.
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Ole Miss
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Eisenhower
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
U.S
Alabama
George Wallace
State University
Richmond Flowers
Kennedy
Oxford
Miss
Wallace
Congress
RED China
P. A. Evening News
Red China Today
Richard P. Lister
China
Lister
The
New York Times
Harold George King
Stanley Ernest Jones
King
Shanghai
Canton
Nermlea
Hong Kong
Formosa
U. S
Ngo Diem
South
Viet Nam
Chiang Kai Shek
U. N
Adlai Stevenson
U. S. Senate
Kennedy’s delayed appeal on civil rights sparks tension
James Marlow reviews President Kennedy’s cautious approach to civil rights. He notes past federal actions, Meredith’s University of Mississippi, and Birmingham riots, warning that without a direct broadcast to the nation and Alabama, flareups could escalate as George Wallace defies court orders. Kennedy’s inaction contrasts with calls for a public address to calm nerves.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Ross Garnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Mir
Meredith
Birmingham
Alabama
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Karting club and events at Port Angeles Speedway
Letters discuss the Port Angeles Kart Club based at Lincoln Park, inviting families to races with free admission. It notes a 2 day June meet drawing participants from across the Pacific Northwest, and praises karting as a low cost, family sport with strong community turnout.
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P. A. Evening News
Lincoln Park
Australia
Egypt
England
Japan
France
Russia
Port Angeles
Pacific Northwest
California
Oregon
Canada
Idaho
Washington
PARC
Pt Angeles Reflections June 6 1923 water system plan
City planned a water system to serve the County Fair grounds drawing supply from a spring with 81 degree weather noted. Central office handled about 10 000 telephone calls in 24 hours while preparations for a big Fourth of July celebration continued and the Clallam County Rose Association readied a rose show. Reverend Erle Howell and Boy Scouts visited Mt Angeles on a three day excursion.
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Weather Bureau
Clallam County Rose Association
Erle Howell
First Methodist Church
Mt. Angeles
Radio 1450 Schedule Notes Full Day Programming
The listing outlines Radio 1450's daily schedule from sign on at 6:00 a.m. through late night. It includes hourly news at the top of the hour, music blocks, weather reports, lunch and sports segments, community service shows, a trading post, and club and night programs.
Nation and China rise noted in global outlook
Letter writer argues recognizing Red China and resuming trade are enlightened steps though not guarantees for peace in the Far East. Historian Toynbee cited on Western sins against China. foresees potential future reparations for past wrongs as global power shifts unfold. Meanwhile Boy Scout Troop 686 thanks Franklin School parents for fund drive support funding camping gear for 29 members.
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China
U. N
Arnold Toynbee
America
L. Wayne Ostlauud
Port Angeles
P. A. Evening News
Franklin School
BOY Scout
Part
Angeles
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ft. Sumter
World Today
Paul R. Lamoureux
Cherry Port Angeles
Angeles Reflections
GAR
Northwest
Army Air Force
Dungeness
Guy Bogass
Hoh River
Game Department
CPR
Princess Elizabeth
Ivor Smith
Cedar St
Camp David Junior
Lake Crescent Way
Konp
Kiwanis
Lincoln Street
Far East
He Opened
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Lincoln
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