19 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
1
Lincoln and Port Angeles news briefs from Wednesday June 19, 1963 on page two cover local events, school notices, and community items. Readers see brief updates involving area residents and happenings in the Port Angeles district.
A London Observer correspondent describes Havana after the revolution, noting fewer free-spending Americans and a nightlife fueled by new regime followers. The piece mentions a thriving black market for dollars, co operative clubs, and generational tension as older adults clash with youthful revolutionaries over imperialism and economic change.
Public interest centers on a new steel labor pact and its acceptance by major firms and unions. Questions loom whether the pact raises production costs and prices, and if job security measures will set a pattern for other industries. Unions fear job shrinkage while management seeks to hold costs and profits, with fears of inflation and unemployment.
Photographic look back at Pt Angeles with JL Coffey high man in a gun club shoot scoring 97 of 100. Kiwanis pledged to sell tickets to fund a community swimming pool. American Legion boxing show planned for Dream Theatre July 3. Home grown strawberries advertised for sale.
Letter from the Washington State Federation of Teachers denounces a 1962 legislative action approving one of three constitutional amendments aimed at shifting power to the states. It argues the move subverts federal courts and risks creating a Court of the Union to overrule the Supreme Court. The letter calls for rescinding approval and rejecting further state power over the federal constitution. It notes the editors’ June 15 date and lists signatories John Gooch and Gomer Reed with Snohomish address.
James Marlow reports that the Supreme Court ruled schools cannot impose religious exercises or readings, establishing strict neutrality on religion. The decision, led by Justice Tom Clark with Justice Hugo Black concurring, applies via the 14th Amendment to states and upholds that nonparticipation excuses do not justify endorsement.
Joy Stilley reports on a looming Gift Star program aimed at brand loyalty, contrasting it with trading stamps. Households would collect value points via product labels, mail in for prizes, while grocers juggle double stamps versus gift star offers. Upgraded highway jobs promise pay raises for 461 workers, though no salary boosts until funds arrive.
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