13 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
1
Port Angeles June 13 1963 the Port Angeles Evening News presents local news and notices with Associated Press content. Subscription rates listed for Graslam Jefferson Counties and other U S areas. Copyright and distribution terms noted throughout the issue.
Historians and social scientists argue that gradual change, not radical upheaval, usually guides social and economic adaptation. Conservatives who blend past with new, and maintain escape valves, avert violent explosions like the French Revolution. The writer praises steady leadership in America and the Western world for keeping progress moving forward.
President Kennedy appeals nationwide to end discrimination against Negroes after racial tensions rise. He blames all states, urges white Americans to examine conscience, and backs Congress to pass laws ending segregation. He seeks a right to be served in public facilities and federal support to pursue desegregation in education.
AP profile of Roy Harris, 65, a composer and teacher born near Lincoln County Oklahoma who built a dual career in composing and educating. He talks of recent successes including a Ninth Symphony commission from the Philadelphia Orchestra and a planned piece for Albert Schweitzer's 90th birthday, while noting he must teach to support his family.
City commissioners granted all Legion requests to use Port Angeles streets for a Fourth of July celebration. Naval Lodge of Elks to observe Flag Day with a public meeting. George Parks orchestra to play at a Dry Creek dance. In 1938 nearly 900 men fought a forest fire in Olympic National Forest Quilcene district. Coast Guard floats a grounded yacht. air station craft search Oregon coast missing vessel. Olympic National Park bill advances in Senate. Game Commissioner warns about handling young fawns. Port Angeles ball club defeats Port Townsend 5 to 2.
AP reports United Steelworkers weigh sabbaticals for 32000 members after Can company contracts granted 13 weeks paid leave every five years for workers with 15 plus years. unions push broader use to combat unemployment amid rising fringe benefits and automation impacts.
Readers praise the Evening News for public service and coverage of the Morse Creek car body move while noting a local peace group, Women for Peace, organized a luncheon on 6-1-63 and discusses accuracy in credit. Virginia H LiberA of Port Angeles responds with June 7 date.
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