Sears Plans To Boost Its Advertising
Sears, Roebuck and Co. expects to spend more than $60 million on newspaper advertising in 1963, based on forecasts from 750 stores. In 1962 ad outlay reached a record $58 million, about 71 percent of total retail media expense, while Sears expanded to 748 stores by year end and planned $100 million for expansion including 27 new or replacement outlets.
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Chicago
Sears, Roebuck and Co
George H. Struthers
Sears
Struthers
Alaska
Linage
Kennedy Visits Vatican Gifts Mark Historic Meeting
President Kennedy and Pope Paul VI exchanged greetings and gifts during a Vatican audience. Kennedy received a vermeil desk box and a signed photo, while the Pope gave a Pieta reproduction and rosary with autographs. Cardinal Cushing noted Pope John XXIII’s legacies and presented Pope John’s items collected for the president.
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Mr. Kennedy
Pope Paul
Pope John
Mrs. Kennedy
Richard Cardinal ‘Cushing
Boston
John XXIII
Mrs. Smith
Jean
Carpenter Chosen for Moon Shadow Eclipse Chase
Houston AP reports astronaut Scott Carpenter selected to join scientists in a jet to observe the moon's shadow crossing western Canada on July 20. He is described as the most science minded of the original seven astronauts.
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Houston
Scott Carpenter
Canada
Carpenter
United Adds Non-Stop Cedar Rapids to Chicago Flight
United Air Lines announces a new non-stop Cedar Rapids to Chicago service starting July 8 with daily departures at 11:50 a.m. arriving 2:00 p.m. Chicago time on a DC-6B. The carrier also adds a westbound Denver flight at 1:30 p.m. replacing the 2:15 p.m. outbound.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids
United Air Lines
Denver
United
Three Drowned While Fishing In Warrior River Mishap
In Tuscaloosa Alabama three men died when a fishing skiff overturned on the Warrior River on Monday. Victims were Thomas Martin 40 his brother Fred 29 and Thomas Jr son Larry 17.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
UPI
Thomas Martin
Fred
Thomas
Larry
Warrior River
MAC Committee To Meet on July 17
The mayor's advisory committee on growth development and urban renewal under new chairman James Beastrom will meet July 17 at 7 30 p m in city hall. Topics include Dutch elm disease the proposed human rights commission bridge rehabilitation and other pertinent matters.
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James FE. Beastrom
Beastrom
Auto Production By Firms Listed
Automotive News reports weekly auto production figures and year to date totals for 1963, comparing latest week output to the previous year. Data covers multiple firms and highlights shifts in production volumes across the industry.
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Detroit
Automotive News
No Advertising For Minneapolis No Advertising For Minneapolis
AP reports the St. Paul area Chamber of Commerce tourist map lists Minnesota cities from Albert Lea to Willmar, but conspicuously omits Minneapolis, suggesting local advertising gaps. The note highlights regional outreach issues while naming multiple towns included on the map.
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ST. Paul
State's Largest City and St Pauls Neighbor
The clue points to Minneapolis as the state's largest city with its adjacent city St Pauls neighbor.
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State
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Thant Meets Kadar in Budapest After Arrival
UN Secretary General Thant met Hung arian party leader Janos Kadar for a three hour session in Budapest shortly after his arrival Monday.
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Budapest
UPI
Thant
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
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