10 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
1
Advertising produced wholly or in part by the Port Angeles Evening News is the property of the Newspaper and may not be reproduced photographically or otherwise The Port Angeles Evening News is copyrighted regularly 120 So Lincoln Port Angeles Washington Monday June 10 1963
Welcome greetings go to Grangers from all parts of Washington State for the 7th annual Washington State convention in Port Angeles. Govnernor and U S Senator Henry M Jackson will attend with other officials as the week features education, leadership work, social events, and community betterment themes.
A quotation compares modern American reluctance to walk noting drivers seek status from cars. Historians discuss the past while economists speak of the future, rendering the present confusing as echoed by the Ocilla Star.
AP Special Report profiles Richard Need, a 31 year old London documentary maker who drives 550 miles yearly to Loch Ness to film a possible monster. He believes the creature may be 30 to 40 feet long, resembles a plesiosaur, yet has never seen one and doubts monster watching will become a sport. He spends days at dawn filming and awaits evidence while noting the mystery, dangers of underwater work, and his wish for a conclusive expedition.
SEC proposes drastic legislation to regulate the over the counter market and bring 4200 unlisted stocks under full disclosure rules. It would require broker dealers to join the NASD, strengthen standards, and broaden investor protections amid mixed banking and insurance views.
June 10, 1938 notes surface work for county east end highways and city streets in Port Angeles. Quillayute River jetty bids called. Salmon fishing reported poor in Port Angeles area. Gordon Sandison visits after freshman year at University of Idaho. Big June barn dance planned at James Latzg sell farm Dungeness Valley.
In tirade style interview Boyle quips that being “100 shirt man” is his odd distinction in New York. He recalls the World War II belt and explains he started amassing shirts after surviving with a dirty collar for two weeks. He lists his shirt colors and sizes and offers to lend one shirt on condition of swapping a shirt back.
The Supreme Court agreed to review a decision narrowing the ban on secondary boycotts under the National Labor Relations Act. The case involves picketing of Safeway Stores in the Seattle area and targets neutral retailers. The NLRB argues the appeals court decision conflicts with the act and sponsors.
KONP Radio 1450 kHz presents a weekday through Saturday schedule with hourly news and full time programming. The lineup includes sign on at 5:45 a.m., music, school lunch menu at 7:15 a.m., weather at 8:55 a.m., community service at 9:10 a.m., sports at 12:15 and 5:45 p.m., trading post at 12:25 p.m., and sign off after a 10 p.m. close.
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