Port Angeles Evening News Publisher Details 1963
Port Angeles Evening News founded 1886 as The Model Commonwealth to publish daily except Sunday. Charles N Webster and Esther Webster listed as editors with George Buck as general manager. AP exclusive rights and copyright terms outlined. Subscription rates shown for Clallam Jefferson Counties and elsewhere. Portland area address and date June 8 1963.
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City council cautions, thanks, and well wishes in public message
Captain Clallam addresses the City Council about selecting a city manager and urges careful screening. He warns IWA and mill bosses that prolonged strikes harm both sides and suggests renewed talks. He extends greetings to regional groups, praises school graduates, the State Grange convention, and the Salmon Club, notes turnover of Cmdr Lawlis, and comments on school funding after a governor veto.
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IWA
Mill
Bob Gould
Bob Lawlis
Capt. Gould
Cmdr. Lawlis
Derby
Roy Frisk
State Legislative Council
Desegregation gains spark big political question
James Marlow assesses how federal action church leaders mayors and businessmen push desegregation forward raising a central question for white Americans why it did not come sooner. He notes the shift to direct nonviolent protest and the risk of later violence and predicts continued civil rights bills and broader campaigns this summer while acknowledging lingering resistance in Deep South states.
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James Marlow
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Japan Leftists Weakened by Comfort, Hearts Set on Work
In Tokyo, Hiroshi Kuwahara and fellow Zengakuren leaders drift from revolt toward comfortable jobs in major industries. Once pivotal in anti U S Japan security protests, they face internal rifts with the Communist party and waning influence as younger students embrace easier paths amid a shifting political mood.
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Conrad Fink
Tokyo
Glenn Miller
U.S
Hiroshi Kuwahara
Japan
Kuwahara
Zengakuren
U. S
United States
Japan Communist Party
Yoji Ikegami
Washington
Nobusuke Kishis
Van Dykes get in pair on CBS TV shows
AP writer Bob Thomas reports that CBS will offer two Van Dykes Dick and Jerry on separate programs. Dick stars on a Emmy-winning show and in Bye Bye Birdie, while Jerry debuts on Picture This a new quiz show starting June 25 at 9:30 EDT. Jerry explains their different comic styles and how sharing fame helps his acting career.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
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van Dykes
Jerry
Danville, IL
Ed Sullivan
Garry Moore
Government economy debate shows letters from Kennewick
Tri City Herald reports Washington letters reveal paradox of budget restraint versus requests for new funding. Senators Magnuson and Jackson receive 20 million in proposed projects from local groups while urging balance. Local officials and citizens press for tax cuts yet seek appropriations for flood control and basin projects.
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Don Pugnetti
Tri-City Herald
Kennewick, Wash
Washington State
Frederick J. Lordan
Warren G. Magnuson
Sens
Magnuson
Henry M. Jackson
Lordan
Catherine May
Kennewick
Kennewick Chamber of Commerce
Cal Dorough
Mar Winegar
Port Angeles Reflections 1923 Highlights Lumber Shipments
May shipments seen 7,607,619 board feet of lumber loaded by Eleven ships at Puget Sound Mills and Timber Co. Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra gave a successful Mack Theatre concert. Sequim Avenue set for improvement. Felix Gallacci and Hilmar Slange sailed barkentine Monitor for California. J Penney Co to build a modern store on East First Street.
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Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Mack Theatre
Sequim Avenue
Sequim
Felix Gallacci
Hilmar Slange
Barkentine Monitor
California
J. ©. Penney Co
East First Street
Runaway Dads find things little tougher
A New York State Bureau of Registry and Location guides other states in cutting welfare costs by locating deserting parents. With access to tax, unemployment, prison, and correction records, the bureau seeks 3,400 deserters in New York and has aided states from Alabama to Boston. A uniform Runaway Pappy Act allows cross-state prosecutions to enforce child support.
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Albany
New York State Department of Social Welfare
Bureau of Registry and
New York
Nathan Rosenblatt
Rosenblatt
Motor Vehicle Department
New York State
Alabama
California
Connecticut
Illinois
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
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Correction Department
Republican Papers IX A debate on liberal and conservative labels
A paid advertisement from the Clallam Republicans Central Committee argues labels like conservative and liberal are emotional, traces origins of terms, cites McCarthy and Kirk, and asserts Republicans seek the American Consensus blending conservatism, liberalism, and progressivism while conserving constitutional heritage and individual rights.
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Walter Lippmann
U.S
Strnghy
England
Eugene J. McCarthy
Greece
Rome
France
Palestine
America
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Chifford Case
Jacob Javits
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Harry Byrd
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