24 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
1
A garbled OCR excerpt references Port Angeles and Weluding notices, noting property and reproduction concerns. It mentions Evening News and copyright status, implying protected ad content and reproduction restrictions. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates, names, or specific actions.
A Peninsula resident recalls President Kennedy’s warning on racial intolerance and urges the Olympic Peninsula to re evaluate local attitudes. The piece argues prejudice exists nationwide and urges self examination to curb bias in the Northwest as in the South.
About 2 000 graduates across 1 074 programs report mixed outcomes from company training. Firms say the programs help with real work, yet many grads doubt long term value. Pay, advancement, assignments and supervisor relations drive satisfaction or dissatisfaction.
Ed Sullivan marked 15 years on television with a 90 minute special built from past appearances. The program lacked the program’s usual variety but featured Clark Gable, Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Gary Moore, Jack Benny, Fred Astaire and others. NBC coverage of golf delayed Meet the Press, Kennedy interview kept on air.
A weekend of events includes a big flower show fundraiser and a July 3 motorcycle show by the Port Angeles Motorcycle Club. Olympic National Park boundaries pass Congress and go to the president, with a street dance and baseball games listed among Fourth of July attractions.
Legislation authorizing up to 20 million dollars a year for water research passed the Senate and awaits action by the House Interior Committee. The bill would create water resources research centers at land grant colleges and state universities with federal grants to expand study and training in water management amid looming shortages. Secretary Udall notes the need for improved knowledge to guide allocation, while Agriculture Secretary Freeman cites training of scientists and engineers as key gains.
AP story from Coos Bay reports Seattle Times aviation editor Robert Twiss telling Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association editors that space developments outpace reporting. He calls for more reporters, questions, and study to cover space science properly. Gerry Pratt of the Oregonian notes Soviet Russia has changed since Stalin.
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