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JANUARY, 1961 THE KENTUCKY PRESS PAGE ONE J
n DUBOIS A ress ng lg ts Mid-Wlnter Convenh on J '
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.3111113t01'Westt Arequest for more cooperation with Lat- of causing a war. Organized resistance is These young ladies would be brought in J
rt boy or girlut in American Countries and a personal mes- increasing and is in a state of mobilization from each county in the state for the con- J
been ‘1 leqd sage from the Prime Munster of Peru were at the present. he sald. \Yhen the counter- test and would serve as guides and junior J
* re» delivered by Jules DuBOIS to the Friday revolution begins, all Latin America should hostesses for the events around the fair r1
Governorof luncheon gathering of the 92nd annual be mobilized to occupy Cuba and put an area. J
lCt of Kiwanisi mid.winter meeting of the Kentucky Press end to Castro. Otherwise, Dubois pointed Browitt also said more of the entertain-
thce 'served' Association in Louisville. DuBois, Latin out, there will be the greatest blood bath ment aspects of the occasion would be
1 21521119131] 3J1 Atherican correspondent for. the Chicago this country has ever known as Castro tries moved to the front of the area with an in- J
a Tribune, delivered a tape recorded plea to hold on to ma e1. crease of hippodrome type actrvrties. He
committees. PJ from Prime Minister Pedro C. Beltran of DuBois, who has covered Latin America told the group that efforts have been suc-
Jdeavors infltt Peru, in which the government official for 14 years, said US. prestige is “under- cessful in bringing rodeo activities to the V
ase demonstm; stated he was determined to keep the free going a moment of great expectancy. Latin fair with permanent enshrinement of the ‘
press of his nation from falling into the America is looking to Kennedy for leader- world’s Champion rodeo trophies to be in It
dent of the Kr hands of Communist controlled elements ship. There is great hope that Kennedy will Freedom Hall. He also speculated on the J
ages and Sen; there. ‘ provide the impetus to development proj- possibility of the national finals in rodeo JJJJ
we member thJ The recording, delivered as a summation ets in Latin America.” activities and contests being held at the ;JJJ JJ
nation and ON“ of a presentation on Latin America by Du- DuBois covered the Castro revolution Fair grounds in the future. 3 JJJ J
’Cltttlolt He Bois, had been placed on tape the previous that ended successfully in 1959. He wrote Press day at the fair will be held on open— 1‘ J it
e KenkaYCil Wednesday. Beltran, former publisher of a book sympathetic to Castro, but later be ing day, he said, with the hope of gaining J
)h- the newspaper La Presna, urged the mem— fell into disfavor with Castro. the backing and sponsorship of the small J
691d 0f fithlfih bers of KPA to close ranks with other free In other activities of the Association, press of the state. In addition to this, Brow-
he led in then-J newspapermen to preserve freedom in the Thursday night resulted in a buEet dinner itt promised special features written about J ’
alley Confefeflt Western Hemisphere. Noting that Peru with 140 persons attending. During and the happenings of the fair and more direct J J J
sane and sour severed diplomatic relations with Cuba in after the meal there was hospitality and work with the smaller newspapers and radio J JJJ’ El
0“ 0t 3“ athlft December, he reported Cuba had been general socializing with the enjoyment of stations. J.
1' and widens spending $20,000 a month to provide a all. The unexpected bad weather neither Commissioner William Scent, State Reve— J J JV ‘
tttthth’ illVitth pro-Communist revolution in that country. discouraged the “first-nighters” nor the nue Department, was next on the program J J1; J
01.15: “0t ODJJ’JJ In his message Beltran said the Western lively rounds of professional talk which 211- with general comments regarding the re- J J
hlS “athe 5W?“ Hemisphere faces a great fight to combat ways accompanies the meetings. porting being done by the press of the state 'J i
. . J Communist inroads in Latin America. Friday morning witnessed the return of in relation to the sales tax program. ‘ J, J1 .-
9 1“ education DuBois, just returning from a week—long the group to business with President Paul William J. Oertel, executive director and JJ JJ f
V1016? throughorJ tour of South America, reported the actions \Vestpheling Presiding. Dr. Herbert S. VVal- secretary 0f the Ohio Newspaper Associa— ' it hJ .
it glVBS The grer of the United States in that area is good but 191-, Rabbi of the Congregation Adath 15- tion, then related the experiences of his J J J
1r committeetJ the program needs to be stepped up. Latin rael, pronounced the invocation which was group in obtaining a “right to advertise” "J‘J '3
entucklml OJJJJJ Americans, he said, need a program to followed by a lively and warm welcome by law in Ohio. He pointed out that such JJJ‘; J
npson, PreSldfflt counter the “smoke screen” which is sent up Louisville’s mayor, Bruce Hoblitzell. The legislation in his state has worked success- HJ .
J by the Communist bloc when some diplo— mayor emphasized the need for close work- fully and has resulted in a decrease in un- ' J‘J JJJ
prefers to be matic conditions favor their side. He sug- ing relationship of both the press and gov- acceptable advertising due to greater vigi- JJJ JJJ .
of newspapfl gested the US. should take advantage of ernment and encouraged more cooperation lance by responsible advertisers and media J JJJ JJ
amber of KPA' the mistakes made by the Communist peo- between the two groups. Vice—president of advertising. JJ ’ ‘
n and W215i]: ple and give the other side of the argument. Foster Adams responded for the association. Friday afternoon contained the meeting 1 J
Ned srlverplltt': DuBois predicted the downfall of Castro This was followed by the president’s re- Of the SChOOI 0t Journalism Foundation, J
ant WCStPhtdeJ and his Cuban followers was a certainty port and the appointment of convention eleventh annual meeting 0f the Kentucky
Eh} ht: $31.“ and was only a matter of time until the end committees. Press Service, and a presentation Of a new ‘ J
m, the physiti have hel mcll e ear 11611, that the Us COUJd tor, outlined for those present the plans 0f Ibsen}; to ex lain the workin if ,WNR ’J V
ions, an able mrJ CUbab Pe Shh-t1?) t1: CfmlnmumSt'bloC 1n the fan" officrals for the coming year. He I23nd what canp be ex ected frgm the na- IJ .
augmented our, in the bygno .ac 111%.t e a len Batista unit emphasrzed the need of creating a warmer tioml O elation in thg future ‘JJ 2
1d future expaan an ordeflglnllung. T 11s Tit/OHM have allowed feehng for the falr from the rural areas of A‘ 'p ' ‘ l 5 . ' . , j JJ i
Would ha); CtahgeWeCll 1n governments and Kentucky and asked the full support of the f . Piloélmate Y 32' perdsons Wille on hand J J :
J the bud:- e prevente Castro from getting states newspapers in this program. Movmg '01 t e anquet on Fri ay nlg t and en- ‘1 J J {
—— ‘ mg of all the anti-Batista forces. of more activities of the week, he continued, joyed the meal along With the followrng , M ,
law of Mr. and An absolute economic boycott of Cuba, to Freedom Hall would serve the purpose entertainment WhtCh was furnished by the . JJ I
ers of the Lyon“ DuBois continued, would help in the de- of centralizing the activities into one area Courier-journal and Times. The dancing ‘ JJJ a
has been prfl‘, structioH of the Castro government. Strong and get people better acquainted with the which followed was a pleasant change of J J;
3f the Nation“ measures, began by the Eisenhower admin- building. The purpose for this is to displace pace from the httSiheSS SCSStOhS and reports JJ
He will be "ll lstration, should be continued by the new the idea that it was a cold building and to 0f the day. ‘ . J
affairs for NBC Kennedy group in an effort to freeze out get more Warmth into it. Guy Easterly, LaFollette, Tenn, vice ‘ J
J the Cuban economy. The fair director then outlined a plan for president of National Editorial Association, , J
‘ Russia will give full support to Castro, a Kentucky Daisy Mae Contest which, he related the growth of the parent organiza- . ‘ ,
:' the correspondent said, but will stop short hoped, would become an annual event. tion and asked for the continued support of ' J
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1; 1 11 1 41 KPA 1n ever growing functions f h *
11 1 1 1 L 11L . 0 t e 1151- Whereas, ma 1' l " ; n 1- 111 .
LL L L L LLLL L tlonal weekly newspaper Organization. .“1 ] L LL ny egltnnitc expenses ex- Larry Stone, second; Basil C . 1, L
L" L L L LLL A anl Hi . . ecu tic upendlture of sums over $1001 third- Fm k C B 11 flumman '
LLL-L 1 L LL-1 the printeinonbo Lce supplies as a adlunct to and ’ sixth: “72:11.6 'R 6F? fifth; CeOrge TmmL L ‘ ' '
LL. 1 1 L1 1 LaMgrr Bf dlusmelsi's WLZS dlscussed byL]. Whereas, the Constitution, in Article V. Ioplih Ill 1'1 hth~ lsher, Seventh; GeorgeL - 1 '
1'5 1 L L LLLLLL a 6}” FOVI ence; Jane B1rd Section 3, provides that “He the v 1 - l' ’ e1g 2 James T' Norris, T '1
LL 1 11 LL LLLLLL Hutton, Harrodsburg, and Cecil Wilson treasurer) g1.“ . b . 1 secretary ninth; Maurlce K. Henry tenth- St I" '
I11L1L ‘ L 11 Barbour-ville. 1" F' Smith, President of the; Committee fd11 'lp:ll‘or\:1'illt ltd; File E-:XeCIUtlve large, S. C. Van Curon and Edwarzdie-LL '
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'LL LL 1‘ LIL L Call Publishlng Company, DuQuom, 111,, expenditure in excess of $100”. Lnd‘Ovmg femphn, and immediate past PreSident L :.
L L LLL LL LLLL L L told the group the possibilities of the cen- Where-ts the strict inter31et1t' f h Paul Westpheling. , V
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L ‘11 LL ,LLLL L tral prmtmg plant are unllm1ted. Hls firm provision would render a lhqrdshcin (1)11 tthls LAnnouncmg the contmuance of the new: ,.
1L LL 1‘ 1111 ~ regullll'rly pmhhShed kOne daily and eight conduct of the ordinary business- 31d 6 hadmon’ PL'GSldent VVestpheljng presentedL ’
1 - 1 111 1 , wee leS eac wee . This is he said 7 . . ‘ ’ ‘ an engraved jule cu t B ' 1 1 1 1-1 1
1 1111 111 = ’ i V1 helcas b 1 actr f 1 - ' p p O RSI] Caummjs 1' 7 "
L L L _ h . . L 3 1 on 0 a pievmus Execu- ‘ “ . 31 '1
L L L LL L LLL aradled on 3 contract basrs and charg es are tlve Committee, a motion had been )qssed '11.: the LKPA membel, who as chairman of ; '1 . ,
LLLLL LLL LLL L ma. 6 accor mg to the amount of work re- to the died that the Secret . MLIM . t e mld-wmter convention committee ‘
LLLL L L LLL qurred by the several news papers. Usually exercising due (lilligence find a] y- (finagil, helped me the most during 1960” 11 1 > ,. ~
1 1 11 1' . .1 " ‘ ‘ x Ga . _ , ' 'r' ':.
LLLLL L LLL LL the charges we1e from $20 to $40 per page. benefit of the Association sh 11161;” t .e . John Courtney, state director, US. 3111.1 .17.
1LL L L LLLL‘LL . The executlve committee recommending, mitted to abridge said C" (tDLuCL e pei- mgs Bonds Division, presented PresidentL ‘L
1 L 111 L 111L211 under constltutional requirements, the sec- ( -, . ‘ ions ltLuLtlonal re— VVestpheling with a handsomel 1
LL LL L LLLL retary resented th . . lunemcnt 1n payment of legltrmate ex- ce't'fi . . y Engraved 2 L
‘L ' -1‘I L;3 1 'd p , e names 0f three mdr- penses in excess of a $100 item- d 1 1 cate to the Assocration for meritorious ,1 ,‘j
“ 1 31‘ 111 1 V1 uals for assocrate membership in the as- Wl - . . ’ an serv1ce of its members in the sal fb ' j;
11; ‘1 1 11 1 sociation. On motion duly seconded and th' 161?? 0111 alldltors recommended that He also presented .1 silver “Mi 6: 0M ogds' " 2
2111 1 L 1 1. . __ ’ 1s ver a permission sho 1d - c nue an L0 - 2 ""1“
L L1 LLL iLL L unammously carried, they were elected. and CODfiI‘med in writ' u .1 be extended Secretary Portmann who has served a“
LL‘LLLL 1L; L 11 , 01H new members are: Morris W. Rice, action can am d h mg untl . . . formal member of the State Advisory Committee‘ 2;L. ..
LL :1 1'1 11 ' Cmcrnnati, representing the Ludlow Typo- Stitutiow en t at sect1on of the Con- since 1942. L 22;,
L111 3: ‘1 111 1 graphy Company' Charles M MCI L , ' ' " "'
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L| LILLLEL.‘ Lexington, editor of the IBM Lexington 8613181620161 B613; Resolved, that Article V. * * ’L‘ ‘ f“
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L; 11 LL, 11,1 11 L News, and M135 Cattie Lou Miller, Com- t' f h SiouL be amended so that por- Annual PreSIdent’s Report . ,.
" LE 1' ; 1 11 11,1 1 1 1 missioner of Public Relations State Capitol 1cm 0 t e section shall read, He shall SUb' 1 . ' ' ~
1L 1 L - 1: 11L LLL ‘11 1 Frankfort. ’ 7 mLit ti) the Executive Committee for ap- b"Aft thls time, I would like to make afew ”3%
‘L LI1L LLLL L Although the Executive Committee 1‘e- fizz; (3;);538? 1nxéolv1ng expenditure in Sllliimigmrgflfif to you that will serve asa ,W
111’ 2111L1 11 : 1 1 ported no action” on the application of the T1 I , an ’ yo 1' It"y Y ‘pELSt yeal as presnlent 0L ‘ “€122
11 .1 11 L 1 L 1 Louisville Defender, which had written ev- 16. amendment shall be SLIbmitted to ' 11 less Assocmtlon. L fig} H
1L 1 LL LLL L ery newspaper in the state apprising them the M1d_\V1§te1- convention for ratification, . We have had a busy year. This associa- ”' 1 ,
L L LL ‘1 that such a . . and, accordmgly to the Constitution if tlon now handles more than $200 000 in
LLL 11 . 1 . n applicanon would be sub— ’Issed t th fl. . 1 funds h~ , KENTUCK
'LL11 1111 L L 1 L L m1tted, R0 Gardner brought the application P‘Lu a e 1Lst readlng, to be re-sub— a y ear t Iough KPA’ KPS’ and other L Park Cit
L1 11 L11L: 1 0n the floor at the meeting. Mrs. Martha Iflinttled to. the Mld-Sllmmer convention for 901131;)131101157 SO you can realize that our Presidenty~
1 ‘ ’1 1111 " 1 Comer, MaYSviIle Independent moved Cna approval, and thus made a part Of the :ma ' Offic-e force 0f four people—only ML KentUCle'
11 LL LLL seconded by Mrs. Francele Armstrong Hen: onstrtutron, . ull—t1me—1s Often hard pressed to keep up I
111 1. 1111 L1‘ 1 derson Cleaner and Journal that 2i vote The convention ratified the P1'0P05a1 and WM] (165,12 work, reportS, checks, and gen-1 ———-———
'L‘LLL. L1 L11L LLL L shoul d be taken by the attending member— ordered that the amendment should be sub- eral bLuSlness. W. Foster
111 11 L 11111 1 ship, one vote for each active member news- lmtted .agflm f0r_fina_1 approval at the mid- ”While Your PreSident doesn’t do these Citizen and
{1111 EL 11 112' ; Paper in attendance. The motion was passed Summel COnventlon 1n June. t Digs personally, he is concerned over College Press
L11 11111 L1. '1 1 1 by voice vote. Past President William L _ Reports of standing committees and elec— then operations inasmuch as you charge dent of the K
L11111 111 1 1 Dawson, Oldham Era, La Grange moved t1011 of Officers concluded the regular busi- 111m Wlth a certain amount 0f responsibility 1 ing the Mid-‘
1111 11 1 L111 2 that the vote be taken by writteh secret ness meetmg 0f the ASSOCia’EiOn. The noon m.the operation Of your central office. IL LS better km“
11 1 ~11 11L1 ; 1 L ballOt, seconded by Mrs. Armstrong and thheon was the IaSt Official function of the thmk you should. I think every Prefidem state, follows
LLLLLLL 111 1L 1 i , duly carried. , 31:11:11 gathering. During this time the should consider it a matter of his personal He has sew“
1L11? 1 1 1311 j . . u s an in Kentuck' concern.
111 1 111111 " Presrdent VVestphehng appointed Mrs. introducedg Ian 0f the Year was If 0 ‘ ' d ’ ' ' 0f the execut
111111 11 1 111,1 - Comer, Fred Burkhard, and Frank C Bell . ' 111 Income oesnt seem to ]ust1fy ex- and unofficial
1LLLL 11‘ L as tellers. The ballot was Spread and the Followmg nominations by past presidents, gense for more full-time people in our OLL Ofyears,
LLLL 1 11. secretary reported that the vote for mem- members of the traditional nominating com_ 063 We haVe nevertheless studied the s1t- L A native 0
11111111L1‘ bership stood, Yes—12, and No—27. West— mlttg’ W' Foster (Pap) Adams was elected ulitlon at some length and have tried to (10 ' up along the
L 111 11L :‘.~'L1L pheling announced that the applicatioIl was Pl'esldent to succeed Paul Westpheling, t e best we COULd’ L WharfmaStel'
' 1 11 ‘ denied at this time. John .B- Gaines was advanced to the office . Back last Winter, before we COUId getL Lion Of his h
L 111 1'3 11 ' An amendment to the KPA Constituti O]f Vlce_Pre.Sident, FIBd I. Burkhard was Into this problem 0f improving our intemall Workedin the
1LL L 1 was introduced by the following resoluti:n e ected Chiflrman of the Executive Commit- operational effidency, we had tWO items for a tour 01
1 1L '1 ‘ ‘L as passed by the Executive Committee- 11 tee’ and VICtor R- I’Ol'tmann was re—elected mum on the agenda that required priOTiW- 1 World War I
1 LL L L 1 Whereas, the Kentucky Press Ass 5 t' SBCretary—manager to begin his 20th term Following last Winter’s convention at the 1 try into the -
1 111 1 1 =‘ is a growing institution, and the 80:53:]:th1; Of GEO?“ Brown, the new Board and I met and LL 1 type Operator
1111 its regular business affairs is increasin e: b Premdent Adams nanied his district mem- resolution signed by 10 past presidents was Crete, on th
L L 11 11 1' 1 1‘11. I cry daY; and g - Via? if E: Executive Committee to assist adopted calling for an audit Of our oflicetfl 1 there he wen
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yenth; GWEGI . 2 , ‘2 1' J 7:2 1 ‘, fig," 2 ‘ 33;; The daily newspapers met Friday after- ,3,
. Norris, in; II ' 2 “5g? ‘. ' a; _ 7 , g . . noon to discuss the OLD. plan with an ac- I
enth; State-MI ,2 i. 2' 3‘ x; ‘ ' ' tive, informed panel of John Gaines, Bowl- ,
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