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11 11 1 11 1 Official Pilblication Birthday Today broke off newspaper )iiionocolnmlttee Wllichl
1 111 1'1 1 I Ke'm'CkY Press Association, Inc. Referring to the front cover you months ago, tOld a repori)0y hearings he
11 11 11 Kentucky Press Service, Inc. have noticed that a line says, “VOImay probe the Mirror’s death w? he expects 101 e
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11 1 11 11111 P VIC." R. Portmann, Editor Thirtly, Number One.” This brief notic: mlttee resumes hearings Theirsl the SlleOITl.
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1 1‘ 1 :1 1 ‘1 Member is kt math VOl‘lme’ haVing served Ken Because the subcommittee ~ e1res.ume11 I’ h
1 1 1111 Newspaper Managers Association “0 Y newspapers, Kentucky journalis Wlth Civil rights legislation 'tl:9 sh“ hed11111111 m appy
1 11.1 1' Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and Kentucky publiShers for tw t m, several Weeks before th 7 1 Is llkelyt011111hhes conver1
‘ 1 1 1 f Better Business Bur 1 years that have mar en ,V-nine gation ii e DeWspaper invest Its Aug. 8 155
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1'11 1 ‘ 1'1 1 Sustaining MGMber Of Our newspapers from Slee . if 1ny doubt that ClOSin f . e1er expressed w l ()1 COnfu
11 1111 1 1 National Editorial Association newspapers to those of inte py,1 me ectwe the antitrust 111 1g 0“ the Mirror 1110111111 complete ease
11 1 111 1 _‘ '1 1 Associate Mam alert t o h resting format, ' ~ ‘ ‘8' thng COFPOI‘at' ' era] factors, tl
11 11 1 111 1 National N f 1 VP grap y, and Community serv' ale exempted from the a t‘ ions 1
i 11 1‘ 1 1 "'WP" Promotion Association the” Progressive cities The P hlce to the Mirror qu re 1t In 1-merger law1a111/‘full preparatio
i1 1 11 11 1 - Publication Office Ways endeavored to be a parrtess'f as al- million in the red 1:215“ to have been$31§11 Our plans t
:1 1 1 ‘ 1 School of Journalism pointer, of this modernization ’ fl ant a White House Pre ~ 38'3“ 310%. IDES“ were d6
1111 11 1131 ‘ University of Kentucky Content, principles and commO 't Ol‘m‘i‘t, inger deplored the :116Cr1etzlny Pierre S1111'ea1', althoug}
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1 1111 11 part under th 1 1 01‘ t at . 1 _ g 01' a heavy doseature.\\1'epostp<
1 1 _1 111 6 Same ed - . preventive ”
l1 1 11 11 1 Kentucky Press Association, Inc pen for 348 issues. Furtlh::s dlreCtlon and ward fewerme;1 101118 to halt the trend 1111flitcr the Assen
11 11 1 -11 1 1‘ red J Burkhard Pre 'd . same inter t , We pledge the - . p DBI‘S. He aSkedZ “How 1011 hl the meantin
1 11 111 1 1 , C .51 em es and same endeavors for th are we g01ng t0 COntinue t 11. 1
11 1 111 1 C 1 (my County News Liberty future—who knows it m b e cuse of ec 1 0 accept the 111 lam and hls 1'1
111 111 i 11 1 1- eorge Joplin III, Vice-President ’ more of honest eftbrt t ay :1 for 29 years OUT new Onomic factors for the death“11161‘1bl'i1(lir1‘3 l
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11 I11 111‘ 1 Vh'mr R- Pmtmann Sixtfzfynlilealth’ Somerset Whlle Pllblication. pro uce 3 Worth— While thispifglszItthouth remgnlllng tl11 (1)55“ PI‘ESS am
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1 1 1 11‘ 1 l‘lorida R. Garrison, Assi’itafijci'iiz-Mamge' N . ° ° ° ° are we giiiiiltht (Mir newspapem? Hoxv10110h3ngeover1 3D
11 11 1 111 1 University of Kentuck my: - ew R“"“9 Presented as cement %. O .reat newshaper Properfif’t”,“”-"Printing
11 .1‘ . 1 1 . . y’ ““3”“ 0n Delinquent News eye ~ actor-11351 COl'iJOrate farms—i111 T‘mes on theH
1 11 1 1 1 Dlstrlct Executive Committee The . tontlii1 some1 cases as convenient tax lm1 R
1,". 1 i ‘ 1' Ch - 1 . 1‘6 IS no Kent 1 . 1 " e exc usion 1 - 1 . 1
11 111 1 1 1 1 ‘1 d1 etslhrd’rlgn’(¥w3,c)e K1,;1Henry, Daily News Mid- newspaper publicatihlrfké :fiatute forbEddmg Where is the inner Shfllltiirpilihhc' Infre§11tlidlti film re“
1 111 11 1 1 1 1 en ; if“, William T 1 1 nile ft 1 enameso juve- (lust 1 - c mglntisin' 1 v0 connet
11 111 1 1 11 1 3:0" Cili‘nty Hemldi Eddyville- Second 111:5): “id (60:21:15,236 attorrley general’s office Viv-ilrynhliat I felel IS neceSSal-y for its 5111‘“0 heated, ma
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11 1111111 1 _1 288111 Caummisar, Courier-Ioumal (11;); Tillred’ E 1:15“. Atty. Gen. Martin Clazer told Ma _ Wthh can lead to innovation?” 11mg and had 0
.1. " 11 1 1 1 1 F::!il<‘liiile;F'ZZWgI, IIjoward Ogles, Favor“: filurfdlce indgle ]- Ernest Jones that die 0 o o . 11)ng layout anl
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1 11 1 Crat, Bedford; Sixth, Edwards M T emo based on the policy of - names 1‘5 ZIp-Iculties Will C i‘ h Y Ithose' T Ions
1 1 ‘ : 1 2 1 Herald-Leader Lexington' Seve th .W emphn, Paper a particular news— 0 C 0“ 1C 111 he Re
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1 1 111 1 1 Fisher, Mercury, Carlisle; Ei hth _en R He said th 1 1 11 le unifies—people are mistakin 21 1\ews m
1 511 1 1 Rosett, Adair County News 5 1 ’ 540““ De" ers f- d. €116 is a statute forbidding 0th Code numbers for -1ddresse h g IEESted Several i
“ ‘11 1“ James T. - ’ Ohm i3; Ninth, 1 ‘ 10m 1V“ ging infor 1 ' . 1 . . _ l) .1 ‘ 5’ ouse mun-0111111111 .
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1 :11 Times-Tribune act: Lafge’ James Lee Crawford, ing names. p p Itself from dISCIOS' El culty If peOpIe start “5ng “111' numbalden] n theme
1 ‘1 1 1 1 Schansberg V" mfg); State'at-Large Al I 10m 0111‘ Social Security life insurant 1111 “Stownter
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11 11 11 11 Past President, John B. Gabifl::th;::2 gnmwmte 1 s: s: * * {\Jzzlticies, acudent poliCies, old army sem We afigths in
l1 1 :1 ‘ Bowfing Green. , In! News, Mirror Suspension To Brin Co elans Bureau, bank depOSit’ sallingml’OSitionlm Olde-
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11 ‘ ‘1 1 1 George M- WilSOn President I ' eSplte the Second largest Cil‘Cul'lti0n i ”1(1):, her as well. I 1dr:lneved arm
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1111 1 1 1 Judo“ Wills, First V' _ 1 mg EOVeI‘nment SSlOns 111 Would 1 ‘ Pl‘OdHCti
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11': 1‘ ' irfn-ydj' Ashley, Assistant Secretafy er Vglthm hours after the Mirror pres Can you Visualize the order 1V0“ 99‘ 111mac1111jm‘11 Fln'
. 11 0h 3 R Garrison, Assistant Treasurer if: tuced the final Edition, a Justice Depicts that Wedding invitation? 1110111 ones-1m Knc
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mistaking legested several improvements which he felt sitor become more efficient and faster there ‘ltl E) 0 erations “1,1:an ears If there 1 l l l ESE ; ill '-
, house nutr’v'orrld make our tables more convenient and will be no need for our Linotypes or Lud- is 1(1):) offEet nei hbor withy sl/idh :1 press it E . l E E llll _ ,4;
rat have to“ efficient from his actual experience in Harri- low as far as our offset newspaper is con‘ A . i g ‘ l bt d b l l ll l‘l ll lll : El
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be in Ema“. In the meantime we ordered our Fn' cerned. of the above or similar offset presses to ‘ E E l E E ll E , .E ’
: nur’ numbfl (lcn lllStOWriter WhiCh We found would be Our Justowriter Operator had been train- ‘i it ()lll‘ news '1 er and offer its services l l‘ illl E 3 ll "ll
life inSUT‘l‘E‘Eilll'ee months in arriving. ing on Fridays on the machine at Harrirnan in I 1y- nei‘ th‘EEEI: plt,§(‘l “f6 bet they’d be 1 E E E E E EEE - EE .
:l armyESGT“ We also ordered a headline and ad com— and 21150 the Friden Company’s office in ifitthlslted g I A ( A l ‘ :EEl ‘ l :l EE 2
Sit, savmg :E‘Epnfilhon machine which arrived right away. Knoxville loaned her a machine for two l ' h H .E R .1 I Rock E E ,‘ E ‘EEE E EEEE
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Efoltworrld better suit our needs and put Out left over over the change. Both publishers feel that E E l l EEEE - E. '1
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ZIP Pml’le lite production for ads and heads fast and In our entire conversron we hired no new they have imprmed th?” publEicEEations rm E E.E; E . I .‘ ll :
sign encliEElEi’E efficiently. help merely trained the help we had for measurabily, especE-ially 1r; tEhe a)11ty to Erun E I E E 1 E E .~ : EE
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1111‘; 1: 1 1 qualities of m' d e am .pues t0 Journalis - he is 1 ' wa yng papers
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1 1 111 111 1 Th‘ 1 or them to do superior Work. NewsPaPel. Crou p Sadent of the Cannett )lng1, sometimes exasperating, always d6” the right tin
1 11 11‘ 1 8' Its Is not a new notion. Press says x A p an of the Associated lnandmg and—new and then—noble proltt Work with th]1
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1 11 1 1 X Y years age, JOSeph PulitZe h to et 11 y young fellow Who Wants “(3111‘ He CfllmOt be a mere word merchant pert - -‘
1 11 1 fOllnder of th P ]- 1 r, t e g Johg. and Who h :1 cm k d n - mm the“
1 11 1 1 ‘ 1 0f the most e u ltzer PrlzeS, drew up one make g00d progress 0 as the Stuff can whichC e kettle, m Flaubert’s phrase, “01 ”“-
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1 11.111 :11 1 editor for t: en he was searching for an Hartford Courant '1 Sea e.dltor 0f the mh V e111 all the time we are longing ((1 (llSCussion. Q
1 11 1 1 One of his e New York World, He wired American Society 1).an presrdent of the “6:6 t ehstars to pity.” Nor can he be 11 paperboy1 as 1
1 1 1 Frank 1 C fifntsl who had recommended Wants the kind of 0 ewspaper Editors, )1, ngap er, woodenly reporting the dull1 21 strong inter
1 1 11 “What ha 00 bof the Detroit Free Press: Let out the truth quhélgstfr 1who will “fer- 1111121665101“? of events. This basic honest it1111cCep1anC
111 1 11 1 torv sWho b read in American his- James Bestorr the éhief tall lt1to P80pleg, «testilntegrlty is something that no scienfifii ter, satisfacto
1 and (lotrst'hal Works on the Constitution SPondent of the New Y k aShmgton Corre~ (lireI-ltg 1s hkely to uncover With the 5m “1110011 ambitii
1 1 1 Buckle: H'l ltlonal law? Has he read ner of two Pulitz - p.-0T Tunes and Win— t 116 Iless that Joseph Pulitzer devisedt He 1111116111111
1 11 . 1 3 «b S “my of Civilization? . . . What sizes that s - el llzes, uSufllly empha- eStlng Frank CObb- For finally, after all 31‘ C0methrou h‘
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