World Company daily edition details 1969 subscription rates
The World Company Frence Kansas publication lists editor C Simone 1891 to 1952 with daily issues except Sunday. Circulation info shows carrier rate 1.73 monthly and annual options 20.76 in Douglas counties, 10 per year by mail nearby, 15 per year elsewhere. Associated Press member with Audit Bureau of Circulation. published Tuesday evening July 8 1969.
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Associated Press
Moon mission costs spark debate on value and risk
A columnist questions the $26 billion Apollo program urging scrutiny of space spending versus domestic needs. It notes the global pride and potential scientific gains if successful but contrasts with housing, schools, and poverty relief costs, asking Congress to consider better uses for funds at home.
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America
Spain
Charles Lindbergh
Atlantic
St. Louis
Soviet Union
Sam
U.S
Lawrence
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
Venus
Congress
Good Citizenship and Law Enforcement Call for Public Involvement
The article urges citizens to actively support civic life and cooperate with police by reporting suspicious activity and testifying when arrests are made. It stresses that effective law enforcement relies on public participation and timely phone reports to ensure proper punishment and safety in the Lawrence area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Area
Downtown Parking Across Vermont Street Sets City Tone
Downtown Lawrence’s 800 block lot near the business district is praised as the most attractive public parking area due to trees shrubs and planters turning it into a welcoming small park. Planners aim to extend similar greenery to new lots along Vermont Street while criticizing dull poorly maintained Massachusetts walk-throughs.
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Vermont Street
Lawrence
Massachusetts
New Hampshire Street
Few Believe The Forecast
New York analysts caution that inflation should slow with a cooling economy but public spending keeps prices high. GNP rose to a $903.4 billion annual rate in Q1, with projections of slower growth then a mid 1970s rebound. Retail sales hit $29.4 billion in May as wages rise. The Dow fell about 100 points from its May high amid tight money.
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New York
U.S. Commerce Department
Monte Gordon
Bache & Co
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Mrs. Gallagher
Five top high school track stars enroll at KU in 1959
Old Home Town notes five top high school track stars Archie San Romani Jr Bill Stoddard Dave Kirkman Kirk Hagen and Ted Reisinger enroll at Kansas University. Also mentions Bill Easton's NCAA outdoor track title and polio vaccine clinics in Kansas City serving nearly 5000 in one day.
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Archie San Romani Jr
Bill Stoddard
Dave Kirkman
Kirk Hagen
Ted Reisinger
Bill Easton
Kansas City
Returning and Rest divine message note
Short Bible verse and prayer passage emphasizing quiet trust in God. It invites recognition of God in daily life, asking for open ears and hearts to hear and respond to the call.
Unsensational Revelations About Mrs Kennedy And Green Stamps
The column mocks sensational book passages about Mrs Kennedy noting frugal acts like staff shopping with green stamps. It contrasts royal savings habits and President Kennedy income with Mrs Gallagher’s salary comment. Opinion pundit cites breakfast solitude and sighs for safe discretion.
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Gallagher
John F. Kennedy
Elizabeth
John Kennedy
Jackie
New York Times
Grapefruit Juice Calories Question and Salt Hunger Advice
Reader asks if heavy grapefruit juice intake harms weight loss efforts. The doctor notes no harm unless allergy, but calories from juice do not reduce weight. The column also addresses conflicting advice on fluids after prostate surgery and salt craving in a 12 year old, suggesting medical evaluation for possible adrenal disease or habit modification for salt intake.
Trying to Borrow Money No Easy Task These Days
A bank official explains the Truth in Lending Act to a customer while detailing loan costs. The dialogue reveals high advertised rates versus actual charges, including deducting payments, handling fees, and postage, illustrating the tough lending climate.
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Kalshiner
Buchwald
Bonnie and Clyde
Congress Studies Decision on Trade
A bipartisan push in Congress seeks to liberalize the Export Control Act to ease U S trade with Eastern Europe. Rep Garry Brown and Sen Walter Mondale lead efforts, arguing current controls threaten U S high technology industries while Nixon resists liberalization for political reasons.
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Europe
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Gianni Agnelli
Rep
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Michigan
Agnelli
Fiat Auto
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House Banking Committee
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Senate
Romania
Flip Wilson rises from poverty to comedy star
New York AP report profiles Clerow Flip Wilson born in Newark as one of 24 children who left poverty behind after a defining 1954 moment in a San Francisco hotel. He spent 15 years pursuing stand up, gained national attention on Johnny Carson, and now anticipates TV work and personal success.
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Flip Wilson
Horatio Alger
Clerow Wilson
Flip
Newark
Air Force
San Francisco
Johnny Carson
Prospect
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