Moon shot price sparks doubt on prestige and priorities
In Our Opinion questions whether a 25 billion moon missionjustifies the cost amid national needs. The piece argues prestige and pride may be better spent on peace, internal problems, urban reform, and essential services while concerns about crime hunger and living conditions loom.
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Ailing Funds Undermine Market Confidence in 1969
New York AP reports that many top mutual funds, once market darlings, fell sharply in early 1969 with losses over 20 percent and some over 30 percent. The Dow dropped 8.1 percent in the half-year, while only Templeton Growth beat the market. Nuveen data shows 326 of 327 funds declined. even funds praised for professional management failed to cushion investors. The trend is cited as deepening the broader market decline and challenging beliefs in fund outperformance.
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The Migrant Worker and the Labor Struggle in America
A long critique examines migrant laborers from Texas north to Idaho and Montana, detailing exploitation, low pay around $1,000 yearly, substandard housing, lack of health care, and mobility. It blames farm leaders, local enforcement, and systemic neglect while noting potential future wage improvements and higher consumer prices.
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Texas Fields
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Montana
Franking Questions Ring as Dole ABM Drive Sparks Scrutiny
Washington lawmakers weigh the ethics of using free mailing to raise funds for ABM advocacy. Sen. Bob Dole promotes the American Security Council through outside Kansas channels, while critics cite potential legal and ethical issues. The piece also notes Nixon allies and other political figures linked to ABM ads and defense contractor scrutiny.
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Bastille Day storms and political upheaval in history
On this date in 1789 Paris citizens stormed the Bastille beginning the French Revolution. Also noted: 1690 French privateers seize Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket and Block Island. 1798 US Sedition Act targets false writings. 1853 Perry lands in Japan. 1879 Lincoln widow pension. 1960 LBJ nominated. 1965 Stevenson dies. 10 years ago China bid to join UN. 5 years ago Iraq nationalized oil. 1 year ago Bastille Day riot and rain.
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Corry Red Cross Meets as Blood Typing Plan Discussed
Dr Hugh OHare explains proposed blood typing program for Corry while Attorney Gerald Prather highlights the annual Red Cross meeting in the Municipal Building auditorium. Corry American Legion junior baseball team wins 13 9 over Millcreek at Loveland Field. Faith Irene Marsh birthday party hosted by Mrs Carl Marsh for ten children and mothers.
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40 Years Ago July 14 1929 Sunday No Paper Today
A note indicates no newspaper issue was published that Sunday, July 14, 1929, reflecting a day off or equipment halt. No additional names, events, or local notices are provided in the readable text.
Laugh-In chief teases star cameo plans for new season
Encore Puzale Hollywood AP Keyes says upcoming Laugh-In season will open with a memorable lineup of cameos including Peter Sellers Michael Caine and John Wayne The producer notes the plan to wrap the season with a sharper tag line Wrinkle your prune and recalls past guest stars like Rock Hudson Jack Lemmon and Greer Garson while highlighting his writing background for Jack Paar and Dean Martin.
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Richard Nixon
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Burbank
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Peter Sellers
Michael Caine
Duke
Rock Hudson
Jack Lemmon
Greer Garson
Jack Paar
Dean Martin
Never Know What Mail Brings Says Aged Journal 1969
A collage of anecdotes on everyday costs and risks. It cites illness, pet care spending around 115 dollars yearly, and canine care reaching 3 billion dollars nationally in 1969. It notes boating growth, sewing output, and a quip about public figures and presidents with nicknames.
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Noel Coward
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