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National Newspaper
Week -1965
In a rapidly changing world, the resilience of democracy rests not only on an informed but an educated citizenry. No learning process can produce more in less time than the regular and thorough reading of a newspaper. It is a source of pride with Virginia’s public officials that their cordial relations with the press have assisted every citizen to make sound, intel- j
ligent decisions with respect! ro the future of this State, j Press associations in Vir-i ginia, and throughout the na-: tion, have set aside the period j October 10-16, 1965, as Na-1 tional Newspaper Week, and j I am delighted to call this! observance to the attention of our people.
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr.
Governor j
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