Port Angeles Evening News June 12 1963 Page 2
The page shows standard newspaper masthead and pricing details for Port Angeles Evening News. It lists Associated Press copyright and republication rights, advertising ownership, and subscription rates for Clallam and Jefferson Counties versus other U.S. areas. Publication date June 12 1963.
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Port Angeles Evening News
MATS
Tn Advance
Clallam
Jefferson
U.S.A
Territories
Wrong slant on rights and duties sparks national debate
Two accounts say a young Black man told Attorney General Kennedy he felt no obligation to assist liberating Cubans if the U S failed to guarantee his full freedom. The remark allegedly shocked Kennedy and highlighted tensions with northern Negroes. The piece argues rights carry duties and warns against rejecting civic obligations even amid imperfection.
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Robert Kennedy
United States
New York
Kennedy signals new talks on nuclear test ban
President Kennedy announced renewed discussions with the Soviet Union toward a comprehensive test ban and said the United States would refrain from atmospheric testing if Moscow agrees. The plan follows earlier offers for on site inspections and shifts negotiations toward possible early agreement despite past delays.
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James Marlow
Washington
Kennedy
House
Russia
Moscow
Sige
Ea Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Harold Macmillan
Graduation Party Praised as First Class Reunion
A letter from TOM ALWINE and ED HAMSTOCK thank the Harringtons Sky Room committee, the Class of 1963, and Port Angeles organizers for a successful graduation party. Praise is given to attendees, planners, and the kart club volunteers, with thanks to many organizations and individuals for support.
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P. A. Evening News
Harrington
Port Angeles
Tom Alwine
ED Hamstock
Park Dept
Fair Board
P.A.K C
My Beret
Paul R. Lamoureux
Cherry
Century-Old Port Angeles Developments Highlight 1923
In June 1923 Washington Pulp and Paper Co. awarded contracts to double mill capacity and expand the dock, sawmill, and power plant with Kuppler Brothers Owens Brothers and E Ander sons and Sons taking the jobs. Swam Dalhberg began grading Cherry Air district streets as Elks lodge staged the Beauty Shop show.
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Washington Pulp and Paper Co
Crown 7
Kuppler Brothers
Owens Brothers
E. Andersons and Sons
Swam Dalhberg
Prisoners flee with bloodhound from Camp Fairchance
Special care marked the escape at Camp Fairchance in Wheeling West Virginia as two inmates Harry B Alten 34 and Clyde Shears Jr 28 fled Monday with the prison bloodhound in tow both were serving 1 to 10 year terms for grand larceny authorities searched today for the pair and the dog used in their escape
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Wheeling
W.va
Camp Fairchance
Harry B. Alten
Clyde Shears Jr
Upgrade in U.S. food service reflected across the nation
Tulsa AP columnist HAL BOYLE notes a quiet revolution in American eating habits. He laments old regional cooking faults and ketchup reliance, praising the rise of well run restaurants offering fine, varied, palatable meals across communities nationwide.
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Hal Boyle
Tulsa
Okla
United States
New York
New Orleans
San Francisco
America
New England
Midwest
William Allen
White
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