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I ‘II Volume 27, Number 8 Advertising Leaders Oppose The: Fres‘dent, assured the gmuP thatthe
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II I ii I Ke t cgfﬁgfl Pgbhcaflt‘fn I OfIOI‘ICI onsumer I'OpOSO of free access to the news and that 110 form Following
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II; I it Perry 1- Ashley, Associate Editor ad men rate JFK regime so far. , it is sig— ° ° ° ,. neSSmee n g.
I I ‘Ié Member nificant that three-fourths of marketing men Drug Advertising Under Fire I and state ah
I I II II Kentucky Chamber Of Commerce are vigorously opposed to the establishment I recl'eiltim‘ for
‘5 I II I ‘ Newspaper Managers ASSOClatlon of a special counsel or Cabinet post to rep— More trouble [or the drug industry? Youi‘ exdairrred in
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I I I i ' I Sustaining Member. _ resent consumer interests, as had been sug— 10ml druggistr Legitimate drug advertising tuCkV' Dam
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I I II II , National Newspaper Promotion Association It vs as pornted out that such 1 depCIrtd g“ 1. introduted in tlreISen rte as a result (II when melk e
i III - I , Printed by The Kernel Press ment in Federal government was unnee e Audit 1m Chilgdtlon, IlsI passed. It wouldI ableu\\99
I; II II ‘ _________._______ and emphatically unnecessary, because, to- sharply restrict advertisrng, marketing and' families.

I i I I ‘ The Kentucky Press Association recognises day, consumers are adequately protected by distribution oi ethical-drug products MI The busin
II I I I I the fundamental importance rill the rrnplred existing agencies such as the active Federal would amend present antitrust laws to set. I0 the state’s
I I ‘I II trust imposed on newspapers a dissemination T .. l C 1 F l . l D‘ Ad ,. l . l" .- ., ﬁ 3 I . l' I. . I , . Wilson

III I ‘iI of public information. It stands for truth, fair- lac e 10111111155101], tie Doc an( rug - tie y pena MC I)ll(.(.- sing in utnsed agree) 60L .
III I III , ”If”, accuracy, (indldecenlfy 1C" the ”risintﬂtioln ministration, and the Better Business Bu- merits. Perhaps we err. but passage olsuth; way (3011111115

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I III I II ism. It advocates strict ethical standards in its leans, alert and vigorous in their scanning a statute uould surely (.urtarl alladtemsmg, C1V1l Defelr
I III I II? I i advertising column. It opposes the publication and track-down of evrl advertismg. Add to 01 drugs on the local level, even it airrreddi open the PM
III .I' l i of propaganda Wider the gm“? of news. It “I: this, the alert self-regulation of advertising rectly at the large drug companies in their gram Will I"
I ll‘ ‘ III ‘ ﬁrms the obligation; y a newspaper to from ’ media ir d‘r -bv-d-r censorshi) of false 'rdver‘tisimr in made 1110" " ~ " :1 l to it‘s of z
I - II I ‘I II‘ ‘ ; honest and fearless e itorial expressions. It re- ‘ I ‘y . .(y i. I‘ 1 ‘ i. r ‘ . ' n _ . ‘ ‘ (”dunes (“111“ at P 7
II III I I II II s-pects equality of opinion and the right of every misleading and bait advertismg, surely (lls- reaching physicians. Drugs are high in cost I Thomas “ Hi
II‘ II ; III I I individual to particrpatron m the Constitutional claims the proposed step in an unwarranted to the consumer. but should this be blamed! speaker at t]
I II I I I II I guarantee of Freedom of the Press. It believes b . . _ . I.” . , v. . I (l ’tf . t
it III ; I I II in the newspaper as a vital medium for civic, ureaucracy. on .u \trtising? (iould this be construed as. on 01 {1.0
I I II" I ‘ economic, SOCiﬂl, (Md cultural community de— Adding further, that advertising works for an indirect attack on all advertising? We be-I the 1961 ne‘
III III; I :i I velopment Md progress. the consumer, not against him, other perti— lievc so. With all t
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III III l I II; Kentucky Press Assocration, Inc. I l p p t . . I ‘l *l .
II III I I II “I Foster A (hm; President that such a move would mean increased a a o a I hurry. lie 1
II II I II If ' " " Berea Citizen, Berea red tape and proliferation of government Nation's Weekly Newspapers to please evr
II III I‘ SI I'I John B. Gaines, Vice—President regulations and therefore less efficrency, M k C. l . . I record atter
III :III I l‘ 1‘ II.- Park City News, Bowling Green and, based on past experience, surely will Cl e ”cu “hon Gums I commodatior
III II I :II I II :éfiorJRAgitmaXEsistsfnctregzrcyr-eli/(Irznfhglzi(Iggy engender harmful effects on all advertising 1961 circulation of weekly newspapers is I We regret tl
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I { III II I , Flond‘l R' G‘umon’ A'SSI'SMM Treasurer The Press is certain that all advertising ,. ; . . . . Tl l'if ., , l (l I While at

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III I I III District Executive Committee me( la gitves a realty amen to t esc va 1( upon which directory you read. :(ItmiatIt I:
II I I I‘II} Chairman, Fred J. Burkhard, Casey County rrgumen 5 [lie N- \V~ AYCI 8‘ 801” D1199“) 0fI P"' m 1.
II II I Iii”; News, Liberty (At'%0737é§ £3351, I‘lVinSiam '5. as a a u Newspapers and Periodicals gives theI E15011“ EC

II II. II Davis, Lyon County era , yvi e; econ , _ - ..,, . . r I .r aternoon w:
I I I II‘ III: I Larry Stone, Messenger-Argus, Central City; t00,()00ancrcase figure. The loner 353’090‘ “CM is m'r

I- III II Third, Basil Caummisar, Courier-Journal and After Verbal JFK Attack figﬂure is shown in the Circulation totals inI I- I ‘:

I III‘ II II Times, Louisville; Fifth, Frank C. Bell, Trimble _ the directory published bv VVeele News- The “ (‘St

, I I, ‘II Democrat, Bedford; Sixth, George Trotter En- No Censorship Is Planned , . R . . t' t' . I : Tl l'if rerrceI holds, Iimm
III III} I terprise, Lebanon; Seventh, Warren R. Fisher, paper epresen ‘1 IVE-5: “9 Ire (I e the l it
ill I“I I Mercury, CarliSle; Eighth, George Joplin III, Representatives of the American press is based on the number of newspapers r eating
IIi III I II it $3121Oilrwefrfgle’pgﬁggfgsitélﬂﬁglili‘e'thalini/l‘11:. met with President Kennedy at the \Vhite listed. I {isthOt' near
III II: I I: I 1 ice K.,Hehry, Daily News, Middlesboro: Sthte— House this week for a conference motivated The Ayer Directory lists 9325 weekly, I th: 11),“: I;
II I I I II‘ f‘lﬁ‘wia Edsvglagdsthg Tempéin,CHe{;1ld-Léader, by the President’s speech at the 1.961 ANPA semi-weekly and tri—weekly newspapers andI ll “1 .

‘ :_ ‘ i I 1‘ exmg on; a e-a - urge, . . an uron, _ . - . -. .. - . , - _ ; . . . u . . . .. item a arranger
II IIII I I :I State Journal, Frankfort; Immediate Past Presi- .convention in which he called for some form include: 653 that ,arc partly free Icnculrl , telltative m
I I III . I ; (lent, Paul VVestpheling, Fulton County News, of self-censorship in face of the Communist and 10/ shoppers weeklies, but it does not I ii . , c 1-
r, “I : II Flﬂton' . threat to the nation’s security. Mr. Kennedy include free Circulation in its totals. The ‘Hiﬁtmg 50
II ; II II Kentucky Press SerVice, Inc. said the press should “heed the duty of self— W NR directory lists only 8,183 newspapers. I 19 196.1

III I lllll II I ‘ James M' Willis, President restraint” in a time of peril. Both directories show the total nurnberol': 0nd “EGk 11‘

III I I‘II II‘ Messenger, Brandenburg R r . t' ti . fth r S“ 'k d h' t , d' ,1 . I .. . . ., 'lose to thel hmhforatu

IIII I, i II II George M. Wilson, First Vice-President IeIp esen a ves o e p e s as e 1111’ 0 non- ai y newspapers as very c I m therel

II I I II I I, Herald-News, Hardinsburg clarify his speech and he conferred wrth year-ago total. Ayer shows 2:2 less papers '
‘II I I I III3 Landon Wills, Second Vice—President them at the White House for more than an than last year and ‘WNR shows nine 1655 _

III I III II ‘II . MCLW" County News, Calhoun hour on May 9. The representatives, includ- than a year ago. I A New I\/

Hi; I iilllI I iii V‘Ctor R" Portmann, Secretary—Treasurer ing such top newspaper executives as Lee Circulation of the average weekly 1" 2 are

III I “:I II} Perry I. Ashley, Asst. Secretary-Treasurer H'll‘ I . _ . . . . . . I will P ent 5‘

“I5 .I “It ”I _ . . l s, D. Tennant Bryan, Frank Bartholo- 2606, according to the VVNR figuresr I pm“ $11

I115 I I~ I I Unrversrty of Kentucky, Lexrngton . r . i‘” E

III-{5 I IIIIII t Board Of Directors mew, Turner Catledge, Felix McKnight, 2512 according to the Ayer ﬁgures. I “GWSprim a

II,;I ‘ I‘I iii . . . . Benjamin McKelway, Mark Ferree, and Ir- Average line rate for the weeklies of the (om ens t'

yI . IIIIII .r‘ Chairman, William T. Davrs, Lyon County Her- . M' . , . , _ l h P‘ 'd h . . . . 7 . 6 919 centsII P a ir

ri’ IIIIII II old, Eddyville; Maurice K. Henry, Daily News, Win aier, assuiec t e 1651 ent t at there country, according to VINE, ]S .- A. Il' 1111 other t

I‘IIII , III II giddlesbgroi Nile; 0C Iaillinglgrm, Frog-es? is no need for any censorship of the news, or 87c per inch. Total cost for 115mg :3 “Q“‘Spapers

I:; , III I awson pnngs; 0 ar ner, ourier, ic — - . . . -. I . ; . .I . 3.08.5

{II :I I}; ;, ll. man; Bob Fay, Shelby News, Shelbyvilie; Off-L eIlthel governmental or voluntary, at this xxeekhes in theIWNR directory is $5 I and all equ
IIIIII I III I ."I | cers ex—ofﬁcio. time. per line—American Press. l
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:53?” a, All Roads Lead To Kentucky Dam Park On June 8 , '
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rid thatltismpllllell Following the pattern of yesteryears, the * a * 44 4: I ‘
:l or suggesteglll 92nd annual mid—summer meeting of the . . I
l i Kentucky Press Association, combines busi- A Ptog ram Of Prof”- And En|0ymenl '
,. iiess meetings of signiﬁcant interest in press
I, Fire I and state altairs with plenty of time for . u . I
V , mm)“ for the entire family. AS the poet Thursday Afternoon 8.00 p.m.—Address, Catfish And Other Otha
. l 1ec1 . . ‘I ,, er Things”, Attorney Thomas Waller, Pa-
lmduml’ﬂ’oui‘ Manned m Knee Deep In June ’ Ken- 5:00-7:00 p.m.——Registration, Theater, Garri— ducah
rug advertising” ka'v Dam .Park and Kentucky Lake are son and Ashley 8:30 p.m.———Presentation of l96l production
if the Olllnibus‘ never at their best as in early June, and all 8:30 p.m.—Reception, U.S. Brewers Associa- awards, Secretary-Manager Portmann I
to as a l‘estiltofl token pomt toward an oinoyable and proﬁt- “on, John Henry Cox, host Dance to the music of Jim YOungblood 1
ssed. It Wouldl able week—end for members and their . .
marketing, andl families. Fl"‘3l3Y M°"““9 Saturday Morning ,1 .
; products “Hill The business program is devoted largely 8:00 a.m.—Registration, Theater 9:00 a.m.—Business Session, Theater, Fred J.
‘ust laws to m. to the state’s economic problems with Lieut. 8:00 a.m.——Business session, Theater, President Burkhard, presiding .
l licensed ilgl‘ecAIl Cor, Wilson Wyatt and Henry Ward, High— W. Foster Adams, presiding Film presentation on economic development ‘l
passage 01‘5th way Commissioner, leading the discussions. Address of welcome, Frank Paxton, Paducah 10:00 a.m.——"Highway Progress", Henry Ward, l l .
1 all advertising; Civil Defense, and fallout protection, will Sun-Democrat Highway Commissioner I I
yen il' aimed dir open the program. Our 1961 seminar pro— Response, R0 Gardner, president, WKPA ll:OO a.m.——Old business I
1panies in their gram will be formulated, as well as other Appointment of convention committees New business I
Zines aimed ml topics of association interest. Attorney 930 a m—"Fallout Protection” J A Farra R990” 0f committees ‘i
ier high in ml Thomas \Valler, Paducah, will be the guest . Portland Cement C0,, film, presentatiorli Adioummenl i
this be blamed! speaker at the Friday banquet . . . and and commentary l2100 ”oon—LUnCheon: dUlCh i . ‘
be construed nil don’t forget the presentation of awards in ”Agriculture and CD”, June Davis, Dept. Saturday Afternoon ,
artising? we be- l the 1961 newspaper production contests. of Agriculture Afternoon open for recreation II _
I With all opportunities for enjoyment on lO:l5 a.m.——”The 1961 Seminar Series”, Golg Tournament '. :
and in the lake, especially for the entire perry J‘ Ashley I ii ;
‘ family. the recreation program is diversified 10:30 aImI,_C0f-fee break P'°9"a'“ N°fes I “ ‘
. a ers l to please every registrant at the meeting. A 11:00 a.m.—”Kentucky’s Economic Develop- Registraiién fee, $2-50IPer adult, children free l
>P P I record attendance is indicated as all 2.0— menf program", Lieut Gov. Wilson Wyatt Banquet tICkefS, $3-50 Including fax and tIpS I I 3-
l5 ; conimodations were filled early last month. 12 noon—Luncheon, dutch Children’s box lunch, Friday evening, $1.50 .l
Y newspapers is l We regret that many will have to make use . Baby sitters for the children, Mrs. Lee Gardner, Jl
[)0 more than it I at the nearby motels for the meeting. “may Afl‘GmOOH chalrman . I I:
arence depends I While at ﬁrst the committee scheduled 21 Recreation “as you wish”—Boating, fishing, The AP Executive Committee and members will Il
ead. l tiili'acadc to inspect the Barkley Dam prOj— swimming, golf, hiking, horse back riding hold. a group luncheon on Sunday noon, . I
’5 Directory all at. and, perhaps a side trip to the State Calvacade to Barkley Dam Spec'al tables reserved II
:als gives the Prison at Eddyville, the highlight Of Friday Calvacade to State Prison, Eddyville Program Committee I l fl j
3 lower 353,000 l afternoon will be ‘1 ViSit to “location” Where Calvacade to MGM ”on location” shooting John B. Gaines, Park City News, Bowling Green, I Ii -
ulation totals ml llCM is making a Cinerama movie of “How ”How The West Was Won”, Smithland Chairman; Larry Stone, Central City Messenger,- i I I lll -
Weekly News- lhc West VVaS \Voii” with Debbie Rey- (Indicate your choice at the registration desk; William T. Davis, Eddyville Herald; R0 Gardner, I , . II J
The difference} llOl(lS, Jimmy Stewart, and Andy Devine in members to drive own cars) Hickman Courier; Landon Wills, McLean Co. I‘ l ,
of newspapers the leading roles. The scenes are being News, Calhoun; Ben Boone Ill, IElkton Standard; , I .
l“shot” near Smithland and Dycusburg on Friday EVening HITV‘I’Iard (Elli; FIrjnkl'f‘ JFavoIr—itg, Pa”; yes: I
; .9325 \Veelillil the river within easy driving distance for 5:30 p.m.—Reception, Theater, John Marcum guiginocgaﬁn NIEZS' Diﬁfnthmirebajv::an l l. i
newspapers mldl the Park. We Will drive our own OMS; make and John Cooper, hosts Springs Progress; and J. Earle Bell, Union Co. ‘
free CirCtll‘dilOlll all arrangements on registration. This is 7:00 p,m.——Buffet dinner, Theater Advocate, Morganfield. ,'
but it does not tentative and depends entirely if the MGM l
its totals. Thel Slimling schedule permits. W
83 newspapeiiI The 1961 mid—summer meeting, this 860- How Naive Can You Get? Middlesboro Daily News l 1
total number Oil imd week In June, promises to set a’iecmd, A resolution has been introduced in the Will Get High NEA Award l l
Ty close to the 10th lei attendance and interest. We ll meet California le islature that “earnestl and re— III
22 less papersl You therel g .. y _ ITlio Middlesboro Daily News was noti- I I ‘.
, ,. spectlully requests the large daily news ﬁt ll 1 . .1 b 1 d I
lllOVVS nine leis . H _ . . cc tiat tie newspaper ias een se ecte II I
papers in that state to furnish free adver for one of the top three awards in the Best I Ni .
kl IIl A New Mexico law, extending the state's tising space to the Department of limploy— News Story Division of the NEA’s 1961 Na- II
age W66 I.VI (ll 2pcr cent sales or compensating tax to news ment. The author of the resolution ex- tional Better Newspaper Awards 3‘ : I .
\lR figures ‘1" I print, Will go into effect July 1. Heretofore, plained this would be a “meritorious public Tl . , A, . . . l 2600 , l l
ﬁgures- fitl newsprint and ink were exempt from the service,” since the Department of Employ- 1.616-\\/Ibleac11;1)i0X1}IInateyh. l “ICWSI‘ I
weekhes 0 till iompensating tax which applied, however, to ment has many new iOb openings and it pape: 1?th 0d tﬁS: 1g; nation:
I IS 6-212Ice’lIII all other tangible property purchased by would reduce the state’s alarming unemploy» awar 5' e, awar 5 WI 6 ma e 111.113 2:“ II
it for “Sings; “Cll’spapers including machinery and parts, ment rolls “if the jobless had knowledge of at the NEAS 76th annual convention 111 II; E
tory is $50 ' l and all equipment. such employment opportunity.” Salt Lake City. I I
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