18 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
1
The passage notes advertising material owned by the Port Angeles Evening News and outlines subscription rates by mail. It cites locations in Claham and Jefferson Counties and provides yearly, half year, and quarterly pricing, with monthly options for shorter periods.
A wave of proposed constitutional amendments aimed at altering U S state federal relations moves slowly as lawmakers in about two dozen states debate options. Proposals create a Court of the Union, bar federal courts in reapportionment, and ease state led changes, but only Alabama Arkansas Florida and Wyoming have approved the Court of the Union plan. To advance, two thirds of states must approve initiating action, Congress would call a national convention, and three fourths must ratify.
President Kennedy’s European tour faces criticism over its value and timing. He will visit Germany, Ireland, Britain, and Italy but not France, aiming to bolster the Western alliance amid changes in Europe. The trip coincides with civil rights battles in Congress and potential leadership shifts in Germany and Britain, casting the journey as a cautious diplomatic move.
AP corresponded at Cape Canaveral reports Project Mercury’s vast legacy of experience guiding future space flights. The article notes Mercury’s cost overrun, its demonstrations of human capability in weightlessness, and its lasting influence on Gemini and Apollo, including mission control, medical data, and spacecraft design.
A letter to the editor extols Port Angeles as more than a one horse town highlighting its seven grade schools two junior highs a senior high school Peninsula College and numerous clubs organizations and cultural offerings. The writer lists libraries concerts choirs churches hospitals and outdoor attractions, then notes JFK's June 6 visit aboard USS Kitty Hawk for a naval power demonstration.
Fireworks display planned by American Legion Post for July 2. Port Ludlow beats Port Angeles 8 to 5 as pitcher Jack Ervin allows 40 hits with seven errors. Tennis club defeats Dungeness. In 1938 a stage line to Olympic Hot Springs starts. Spokane Grange convention had 3,000 attendees. In 1953 ground breaking for Pioneer Memorial Museum. strong harbor wind disrupts Port Angeles.
New York writer HAL BOYLE notes curiosity as a form of human wealth essential to progress and health. He peppers observations about marriage, literature, advice, and everyday quirks, joking on themes from dieting to fashion and insomnia.
The advertisement lists KONP Radio 14350 ke time slots from 5:45 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. including sign ons, music, weather at 6:55 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. daily, 12:15 p.m. sports, 12:25 p.m. trading, 5:45 p.m. sports, and 7:90 p.m. Night Sky.
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