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The KentUCky Press + AS We See It + the abolishment of the free-in-countysﬁ
tion of the present regulations and at iii- .
Vo|ume 28 [Number 7 KPA Executive Committee last report, more than 90 per cent of therE VIC
. turns indicate the abolishment of the fv
Official Publication Passes Postal Resolutlon - _ . . , . . I“
Kentucky Press Association, Inc. ln-Lounty If the surcharge was eliminater‘
Kentucky press Service, Inc. As stated in the minutes of the spring After weighing all facets of the problen
Victor R. pmmann, Editor meeting of KPA Executive Committee, in a motion was unanimously passed byiii h was
Perry J. Ashley, Associate Editor the April 15 Bulletin, a long discusSion con- Executive Committee that Maurice Henri hwky 0“ I
Member cerned the postal rate bill and its eltect on chairman 0f KPA DOStﬂi committee, drawt profession
::::::k‘;erchr:rliggfr:f Aé:::322 the newspapers of the nation. Two vital 11 I‘GSOhitiOIi WhiCh WOllld emphasize i}. students
Better Business Bureau, Lexington points received a thorough examination and ASSOCi‘JtiOD’S POSitiOIi 011 the matter, an 1°“? hnd‘
Sustaining Member scrutiny, the proposed surcharge section also, to write an editorial to be forwards nallsm. 1
National Editorial Association and the present status of the free-in-county all members relative to the status qu0' nounceme
Associate Member provision. free-in—connty mailing with a request ll. “’1th the
Nﬂﬁonﬂi Newspaper PromOﬁO" ASSOCiﬂﬁm‘ Of the ﬁrst, advices from Washington it be used in 1111 editorial columns. Tl Journalisn
Printed by The Kernel Press state that the ﬁght of NEA and other “3. resolution states: ‘hlmel‘ 3“
_____———_ tional trade organizations in their testimony, The Executive Committee of the Kf the UK S
7 ”It: hf‘imlflflhiigfciiccijl 2:18;:ﬁghsciculotflorilirrzecggﬁfeeé and the testimony of our representative, tllcky Press Association goes on records dent chap
trust imposed on newspapers and dissemination Maurice K. Henry, and spokesmen for other (1018ng the principle of removal off TWO h
of public information. It stands for truth, fair— state associations, have had great inﬂuence “Free in County” as related to SGCOIld-Cli heard Dr.
ness, accuracy, and decency in the presentation 1 . . . . ‘ __ 4 _ z .1. f F . .. , tucky Ker:
of news, as set forth m the Canons of Journal- on tie senate committee and the snichaige m 11 mg 0 no“ spapeis. Kentucky Il€l . b
ism. It advocates strict ethical standards in its section is virtually “dead.” Senator John papers are willing to pay their fair share mg a out
advertising COhmm- It 017710?“ the publication Sherman Cooper did yeoman service to KPA postal costs as related to newspaper mi ,
of propaganda under the guise of news. It af— . , , . f. »
ﬁrms the obligation of a newspaper to frank, at the hearlng and has pledged cont1nulng ings “Dd urges the Congress to give 3i i ;
honest and fearless editorial expressions. It re- support in future hearings and on the floor and 1““ charge to the POSt Ofﬁce Dept h 9*
guarantee of Freedom. of the Press. It believes recognlzed 1“ the appended resolution. effect at OhCC the $300 million econom ' : V3
tielopmen’t and 1;l'0gl'€SS. Kentucky delegation to the hearings, the stated can be 63%th WithOUt impart"; :2
_ .______.__ free—in-county provision in the present Post the postal Shrvjces' Kentucky newspap hi if; :17
Kentucky Press Association, Inc. Regulations on‘ Second Class mailing pro- reailirm their belief that postal Chh { i g:
Iohn B. Gaines, President Visions is entirely misunderstood and inter- should always be Oh pound 01' editorial-it . i it: E
" Park'City News, Bowling Green preted by Capitol Hill. Practically all Con— rate charge rather than hhtht surcharges his:
“Cd ]' Burkhard, $151221)? 865353? News, Liberty gressmen and Senators had believed that -Further, hethkY newspapers 89‘0“" j if
Victor ll. Portmann, Secretary—Manager newspapers could mail every issue to all in- Old that Whh the removal 0f the Free f 35
Berry .l- AShie)’; ASSié'tﬂflt Secretary-Manager county subscribers free of postage. As we County” procedure that then each “h i 31,:
h 10ml“ h' Gagﬁgg’mﬁffz:tflmlgelwxgizreie‘ingmn all know, free-in-county does not exist in paper Will be a hill-paying postal user: E 3
i , ‘ postofﬁces that have letter-carrier delivery, customer, and that each newspaper Will V fig
DiSh’iCi Executive Committee and further, newspapers must pay postage paying at rate increases during the path hi;
Chairman, Qeorge Joplin III, Conniiorrwealth, on the advertising portion of all papers. years higher than any other type 0f“ f I
T323193“): 51%};32121, lggéiyvilllelilgrgcorhd, 111:; During the discussion it was evident that éhus’ Wlth fa” assessment 0f the P05“ 5
Stone, Messenger—Argus, Central City; Third, if the surcharge provision was passed and tie Departments public serVICe Chh : i
iiigfiilsvgilellllghfltsﬁr’Fggﬁrgr'égﬁrhgiiniZ‘lie £2723: free-in-county continued under present con- 33009111111131] postal economies, and the‘ 3' “8;, ‘i
(frat, Bedfbrd; Sixth: George Trbtter, Enterprise, ditiOhS> newspapers WOUId Pay a higher Inova 0 Free In County .pr1v1legtii '
» Lebanon; Seventh, Warren R. Fisher, Mercury, postage rate each issue even up to 400 per newspaper rates should remain at theh " .. J
Sglrllt‘hjiéhﬁ'géh:35:ng géuﬁgéhg {ignigderfirlZ cent difference. The nation’s weekly press int ”he m order to insure the C0“ r
News, Middlesboro; State-at-Large, S. C. Van individually WOUId experience various de- inanCIal Stablhzatlon Of the hom
Cnron, State Journal, Frankfort; State-at—Large, gl‘ees of monetary difference in the com— newspapers and t0 “Ct silence the’ m . I
Eﬁh“giatgﬁnhﬁhﬁggn’ ngflréidniiideErksﬁhﬁ' parison of the surchage and free-in-county papers- VOice Of expression in comm - j i
limes-Tribune, Corhin; Immediate Past PreSi: PYOPOSﬂlS as evidenced by a survey made 0f 0f 1111,8265. I .,
(lent, W. Foster Adams, Citizen, Berea. \VisconSin newspapers—comparable to Ken- Thls resolution is to be forwarded t0" .
Kentucky Press Service, Inc. tucky papers. This survey pointed up that tucky United States Senators and the .
George M. \Vilson, President the free-in-county provision favored news— be“ Oh the Kentucky delegatlon m ‘ ’ "1
Breckinridge Herald—News, Hardinsburg papers published in the center of the coun- House Of Representatives, and to me‘
Landon Wills, First Vice-President _ ty while those published near the fringe of the U.S. Senate Post Oﬂice Comml , .
William T. Duvﬂcéeeffng(G‘Qtiphfgggﬁahmm with circulation extended into nearby coun- Passed this 14th day Of April, 19 ”g
Lyon County Herald, Eddyville ties would be materially hurt by the sur- unanimous action Of the Kethky. ‘8 r V
EggrIRA5:13)]?anlsfaefgestggé'tI‘arzlasurer charge even with some circulation included ‘ Association Executive Committee. . A! »
Floridh R. Gariison, Assistant Treasurer in free-in-county. . f;
. B°‘."d °f ”Wm" s03: iii: Ezlglirlttoirihiiii 5512:2233: Yearly circulation of books in U-S-
boro; Niles O. Dillinghain, Progress, Dawson proposition), making use of the proposal as U.S. publications distributed a W W
I ll Eggnggilggycaﬁx; %%:iif;;iﬁéhkr3%lée§:bzit a “trading point” against the surcharge sec- 15,344,151 per issue in. foreign Cil'c‘h 4
ofﬁdio. ’ ’ tion. NEA is making a nation-wide survey in 1960. ,5,» '

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