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1 1 ‘1 111 11 1 1 the law governing issuance of second—class ,CMmpttECf pu)101:11101“15 SGIVinglthe Perform 1 95th mid

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11 1111111 11 111 01mm] PUbhcqhof‘ postal permits. lhe following interesting 1:3" 1 1 , )111 1“ ‘ 11g C111u11t10111fig11195- 1 Cumbella.

11 1 111111 1 Kentucky Press ASSOCIOl‘IOn, lnc. article )1 this situation was )ublished 1.11 11 lotter referred to upholding the integrity en 11121556

1 1 1'1 111111 11 11 ‘ 11 Ke'm‘d‘y Press se'V1ceI Inc- ‘ U 7 i ( 1 k of second-class mail which is liin't t1 1 1 1

1 1 ‘1 11 11 11 1 recent issue of The \Vashington Newspaper. )ublic “1.0115 with 1 1301 fil 'd 16 t0 1 561mm 1

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1 11 11 11 1 1 111 Member “we received the other day a small book— Integrity. Its ‘1 nICE-sounding word. 1 tured 5P6:

111. 1: 111111 11 1111 ‘ Newspaper Managers A55°C‘°“°" let from a state women’s organization. Pur— Potter and NEA should certainly be com 11 111011’ cove:

1 1 11 :1 111 1 Kentucky 1Chamber of Comrnerce pose of the booklet was to instruct pub— mended for protesting this latest Violation. 11 ing the n
1 11; 1111 1 1' 1‘ Better B1151"??? Bureau’ Lexmgmn licitv chairmen how to go about getting ”Pt the truth IS that the 011131111131 81311111 510118 were
1 11 ‘111111 1 1 11 1 1 1 Susmmlng Timber “161.11 1111116111] into print ' of the second-class permit was compromised 1 the Senate

1‘1 '1 1 11 N t‘ at Ed'toria ssociation “ L ‘ 1 ‘ ‘ . . ,, , 1 11 .
1 11: 1111: 1 11 1111 1 1 a IonAssociLte Member One recommendation was to 1 1 1 apply the moment that Congress allorr ed11relig- lems of1p:

, 1 ‘ 1 11 11 111 1' 11 1 1 National Newspaper Promotion Association for a second class permit, as this will great- it??? eff-,1t6t01111 publioatipns 11:1 qiliality for 11 vestrgatior

.1 :11 111 1 1 1 . . . ly cut down your mailing costg.’ ‘9 1111111“ 1- 1056 “011“ C1 tie trick. 1 and the P‘

11 1‘11 111 ‘1 i PUbl'COtIOH Office “This is pretty good advice. After all Bookies, high school journalism advisors,1 ameans oi

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1 1111111 111 11 University of Kentucky third-class, if you can send them for 1/8 say he represents a group not organized In talkr

11111 11 _ 1 1 _..____————————— cent 11 copy second-class? for profit and can put 111k on paper-(1111111 Kentucky,

11 11 111 11 .111 1 1 Kentucky Press Association, Inc. “It makes little difference if you are send- fies under the extremely loose construction which wo

1 1111 11 ' 1 1111‘ . . ing out copv to Campfire Girls of the next “111mb the PG“ Office Department has p111 1 kay’ had

1 1 111 1 11 1 1 11 1 George 101311“ 111’ Preszdent ' . . . . on that unfortunate )lrrase W'rshir t

1: 11111 1111 11 1 1 1 Commonwealth, Somerset marshmallow social, or publishing minutes 1 ‘ ‘ /1 ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ 1g0
11111111 1 1.: 111 1 1 1 1 Maurice K. Henry Vice-President of the last Concatenated Order of Yahoos _ It 13 highly improbable that newspaper the Linear;

1 111111 11 111 111 11 1 1 Daily News, Middlesboro meeting. It cuts no ice if you print letter— interests \vill ever bring sustained and con-1 flood 00111
11 11 1 1111 1 1 11 1 Victor B. Portmann Secretary—Manager press, offset, tYpewriter, or with linoleum centrated pressure 0“ Congress SUffiC1€1111 111%111110nth

1 1111111 1 11 1 1:1 1 1 Perry 1. Ashley, Assistant Secretary—Manager 1131001“ If YOU C1111 claim, With 11 straight t01 protect the second—class permit. T11616311 5111162111111

‘1 i 111 11 l . 11 11, Florida R. Garrison, Assistant Treasurer face that you have a paid-up subscription PICS-“”9 has come from other groups, “11101 1" “1

1‘1 11 1 11 1 11 1 11‘ University of Kentucky, Lexington list and if you can fill out an application have invested more time and energy “’1 Spfirrsored
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1 111 1 111 1 11 111 Is rlc xecu ive om one who complains is a dog In the manger papers and 20,000 publications NOT irerrs-1 111mm the
1 1111 1 1111. 1 1‘ 11 Chairman, Larry Stone, Messenger—Argus, Cen' who wants to keep the government sub- papers “11th the second—class permit. 1111611 , '1 the1tlrr
1 111 111 1 1 :_ 1 tral city (Second); First, William T. Davis, sidv to himself. rity? It’s a joke.”—-Indiana Publisher. 1 a vocalist;
111 1111 1 ‘ ‘1 Lyon County Herald, Eddyville; Third, A1 1' “Over the years some fairly solid thought . 1 OEmUSlC' I
l 111 1 11111 1 1 1 Sgliansliegg,l V02: 6 0ft S; lellthegthgtfli went into setting up criteria which would 11111]? £11011:
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1, 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 C. Bell, Trimble Democrat, Bedford; Sixth, d(l1(11]1t]1gell(,ldtl nye)ws priqullflicationst to therslec)t Shoppers Not Trash 1 tuiiity to
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111 :11 1 1 11 Edwards M. Temphn, Herald-Leader, Lexmg- 11 1 1 1 E1 yt Th 1 ld 1 111 A recent 11111111111 by the Californl'd At— 1 Stephen ]
l1, 1 1, ‘1 1 1 ton; Seventh, Warren R. Fisher, Mercury, Car- rappen )5 “‘9“ en ' 1ey C0111 0“ y “VG tornev Cener alsavs that “the mere plac- from the I
11 1 1 11 ‘ lisle; Eighth, Louis DeRosett, Adair County been developed by interaction between ing of ‘weeklv 5110' )ers and other tvpeS of 1 the tal t
1. 1 ' News, Columbia; Ninth, James T. Norris, Jr., Congressmen, POD officials and represen— advertisinr fl‘ 1, p1 ‘ (relies 01, 111 yards seas ( en
11 111 111 1 1 Independent, Aslrland; Tenth, R. Springer Hos- tatives of news organizations—all who pre— ‘f . t5, 16.118 on p011] 1t the ermiS 1 F031
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1 11 1 11 1. 1 kins, Enterprise; Harlan; State-at—Large, 5- C. sumably understood the original purpose (1). p11\ a? 1651( ences1w1 mu )7 .,p1011 1 b .11 ay 1_
1 11 Van CUTOH, State Journal, Frankfort; State—at— of the postal law to separate general news 51.0“ 9f he? owner or occupant 15 I 1; 1 llSlness_ '
1 1 1 1‘ 1 Large, James Lee Crawford, Tribune, Corbin; from special news publications Over 11 Violation of state law. But tliis1cann10t 9 1 opened the
11 -‘ 11 1 11 Sfa[g_at_Largg Warren Abrams Courier-Iour— . . . . . ' 1 considered any “milestone” in jurlspl‘utence' Introductior
1 1 11 11 1 ’ ’ , eriod of time these C‘lte‘lfl tl “ ,, 1 .
11 a 1 11 nal, Louisville; Immediate Past President, Fred i; 111 itions lined icie £1115: 1:8 POD The AC said No l—that it is app’flle”t 1 the addres:
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1 1111 1 1 J- Burkhard, Casey CWMU News, Liberty. qiijirrters 11$ tie basis defiiiition ofl‘i 1111:1111]; that nothing in this statute should be 1111' was an exc
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11 11 1 1 Kentucky Press SerVIce, Inc. state statue defining the legal newspaper” 0f weekly shoppers and other QdV 1 1 had ever
11 11 1 1 1 1 ’ . . a L ' fliers on porches or in the yards of pllmte Increasing
11 1 1 1: 1 1 1 George M. Wilson, President (Kentucky has a Similar-law). Some news— reside ce ,, 1 News a ,
1 1 1 1 1 1 d Beg/Cfimrzige geralg-Nettius, HardinSbm’i‘:r papermen still carry around the idea that 1 n S. 61,61,161?”
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11 11 1 McLean County News, Calhoun its1‘Vt3111gh1to get that second class permit. . 1 per Cent,

, 11 I 1 1 3 1 William T. Davis, Second Vice-President e1 ’ It IS“ t any more. Ever 81111ce(POD CONGRATULATIONS selling all (
1:1 1 1 Lyon County Herald, Eddyville regulations were changed to admit relig— Stone
1111 1 1 1 Victor R. Portmann, Secretary-Treasurer ious, educational, scientific, philanthropic. T0 George Joplin and the Somerset 1 Tomgasvif
;1 1 ‘1 1 11 Perry]. Ashley, Assistant Secretary agricultural, labor, veterans and fraternal’ Commonwealth who won first Place, Ville Newli
1', 1 1 1 Florida R. Garrison, Assistant Treasurer publications, the second-class permit has plaque for Best Pictorial Series in the. addresg 0:“
. 1 1 1 1 Board Of Directors 1:136“ hissed 0;“ Ilke free chances for'1TV 1964 NBA contests, and Russell Metz1 television is
1 i: ‘1 1 Chairman, Martin Dyche, Sentinel-Echo, Lon- hingo. (1)1111 510110011 111:9”eF1d publications and the Bath County News-Out100kr1 [ties how tt

1 1 1 . . - _ ave craw e rou T is Wi e-o en tra - . . ‘ r ' -
, 1 1 1 don, Maurice K. Henry, Daily News, Middles 1 1 11 1 S P 1 P Owrngsvflle, for first place plaque in the “inch mg]
l 1 boro; Niles O. Dillingham, Progress, Dawson (001' Racmg forms, REA bulletins, hlgh B 1 ‘C 1 V ' t of T0pics. Thel'1 the future
1 1 Springs; Thomas L. Preston, Democrat, Cyn- school newspapers, mimeographed church est 0 umn- ariey innerS in. 1
1 thiana; Robert Fay, Shelby News, Slielbyville; bulletins, to name a few. The bars are were the only two Kentucky w ;1
1 Officers ex-officio. down and apparently anyone can qualify. the annual contests. i

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was. Sen. ooper ea ure pea er n ummer rogram I :
lose a legal ‘ . . I I : 3;I .
igress which '1 Many of the 220 persons attending the come of the Kentucky-Tennessee game this was reported that the executive committee ‘ 1 I}; :
:he perfornrl 95th mid-summer meeting, June 4—6 at fall, he refused to comment on the grounds had approved a move from the Brown ‘ ‘ ‘
rtion figures, ‘ Cumberland Falls State Park, turned out that “is one situation which is completely Hotel, Louisville, to the new Stouffer Inn. I ‘ I 5c; '
he integrity en inasse Saturday morning to hear U.S. 1mpredictable.” Louisville, because Stouffers’ had offered ‘ ‘ I .
; limited fol Senator John Sherman Cooper speak on Don Whitehead, Pulitzer prize winning to provide due-bill accommodations to all . I ‘ .
)aid circula-I the current problems facing the national writer and columnist for the Knoxville newspapers requesting them. The conven— ‘ I l I '
legislative bodies. Senator Cooper, the fea- papers, related his career from publisher tion approved the move to Stouffei"s with ‘ I;
ding word.‘ tured speaker for the semi—annual conven— to reporter, a trend which is the reverse the program committee to work out the ‘ I l I ' .-
ily be com- ! tion, covered a wide range of subjects fac— of the usual procedure. Whitehead said the dates with the hotel. ‘ I ' E .,
rst violation. I ing the nation today. Heading his discus— news columns of the newspaper belong to Next the convention approved the ap- ‘ ‘ 3
iginal spirit ‘ sions were the civil rights legislation facing the people and writers should be aware of plication of the Mt. \Vashington Star, for ‘ '
ompromisedI the Senate, foreign relations, domestic prob— the opinion which is constantly creeping associate membership in the association. I. 3
owed ‘relig- lems of poverty and rehabilitation, the in- into them. Opinion, he said, should be con— The last order of business, reports from ‘ ‘ 23‘
qualify for I vestigation of President Kennedy’s death, fined to the editorial page. standing committees, brought Douglas Cor- 3 ‘ “ ' 23.2»: '4
l the trick. I and the possibility of evoking the cloture as A panel discussion of news problems nette and S. C. VanCuron, co—chairmen of I “f‘ 3
m advisers, ‘ ameans of stopping the filibuster which had rounded out the morning program. “Let’s the legislative committee, forward with the ‘ ‘ II E“‘ '
me who can raged in the Senate for several weeks. Go To Press,” moderated by James Lee report the Kentucky’s new libel law was . ‘l “.3‘ .‘I .
rt organized In talking about the problems facing Crowfard, Corbin Tribune, was the theme ready to go into effect. The committee re- ‘If ‘ "““l‘ ‘f‘ 2’
paper-quli—‘ Kentucky, Senator Cooper said the bills, for sports, discussed by Tommy Preston. port also pionted out that Kentucky’s libel ‘ 2 I‘ ‘I‘ ' ‘.
construction; which would bring aid to Eastern Ken— Cynthiana Democrat; society by Linda law, which is probably better than most 3 i . lhf _ ;‘ »
rent has put‘ tacky, had received widespread support in I—Iockensmith, Frankfort State Journal; news states have, is more lenient on the news- I I . l“ 1, |
I Washington and will surely relieve some of by John Harris, Bai‘bourville Advocate, and paper than any which has been devised ‘ ‘ “ I I I
t newspaper the unemployment and hardships. He said features by S. C. VanCuron, Frankfort State before. ; I ‘ a‘
ed and con-‘ flood control and building of roads were Journal. In looking to the future, the legislative ‘ I ‘ = I
55 sufficient‘ high on the priority in the future. An afternoon of recreation was featured committee said four things should be con— ' I ‘ ‘I .‘ I
n't. The real The summer program got off to a fast on Friday. Golf, swimming, sunbathing, sidered in connection with the association’s 2‘ l ‘I‘ E
groups, who‘ Start with a reception on Thursday night bridge, horseback riding, and hiking were legislative actions; . ‘ ‘ I “I "
l energy mi, Sponsored by the US. Brewers Association, among the many things which “were 611— l. The association should hire a full- I' .1 ‘ “ ' f"; .3
0,000 news-‘ John O’Connor, host. Following a dutch joyed by all.” For many others it was a time lobbyist to represent newspapers in- 1 ‘ I . ‘l ‘ .
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