11 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
1
Port Angeles Evening News asserts ownership of all advertising and illustrations and prohibits reproduction. The 1963 June 11 issue lists address and date, noting regular copyright protection for the newspaper and its content.
Traffic safety experts urge weekend speed limits of 50 miles per hour to curb fatalities and accidents, citing England’s ongoing experiment and global statistics. The idea faces legal questions about adoption but aims to save lives amid rising casualties.
In Kansas City, HAL BOYLE portrays his 76 year old mother as an incurable philosopher who finds a silver lining in hardship. She jokes about rheumatism, credits a heating pad and aspirin with relief, and notes she has avoided doctors’ fees while offering blunt wisdom on aging, resilience, and perspective.
AP news analyst James Marlow reports the June 19 conclave of cardinals will determine the church's path for years. He notes tensions between liberal and conservative factions, Pope John XXIII's progressive reign, and calls for ecumenism, social welfare, and potential canon law changes led by Cardinal Cushing.
Port Townsend ball game opener report notes Jack Ervin the winning pitcher for Port Angeles 5-2 over Port Townsend Eddie Lake pitched for the Colts Ervin doubled to drive in two runs and score himself on Harold Dodges single A crowd of 426 observed the game plus the arrival of the barkentine Thomas P Emigh at Port Angeles Harbor Also covered are Pioneer National Park museum ground breaking 1953 Cedar Street issues PUD bids and river dyke repairs A chicken lens inventor and a Canadian tax refund oddity close the column
The Evening News publishes a public service list of memorial fund chairmen for donations during the year. Names include Mrs. Minna Durkee for American Cancer Society, Mrs. Mabel Shore for Clallam County Heart Association, Roy Hutchinson for Olympic Peninsula Cerebral Palsy Association, Mrs. Mary L. Renning for Olympic Peninsula Nurses Association, and Paul Larson for Washington Association for Retarded Children.
NBCs Sunday night drama The Triumph of Gerald Q Wert drew criticism over writing credits after Ernestine Barton and associate producer James Ammandos clashed. The guild rejected Ammandos bid to share credit, while critics found the hour long morality tale trite and sentimental. Dennis Weaver signs NBC 1964 65 season project about a retired horse trainer and a Chinese boy. Edge of Night moves to 3 20 4 p m on CBS starting July 1 ahead of its loyal housewife audience.
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