Ann Landers Advice Offers Counsel On Domestic Matters
Dear readers share letters on marital modesty and teen record care. A wife hides while undressing for years, a father worries about a teen’s stereo costs, a Chattanooga father questions shotgun marriage, a wife=enduring husband’s wayward friendships. Ann Landers cautions and advises with practical moral guidance.
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Military personnel from Lawrence area named in recent service moves
Local residents and family members are listed among recent Army Navy and Air Force assignments. Gary D. Marshall graduation from Memphis aviation school. Col Corbin E. Robison participated in Air Defense Command policy council in Colorado Springs. Cadets from Kansas University and Lawrence High School graduates begin ROTC training at Ft Riley and KU. Sergeant Mays and others assigned to Germany and Hawaii with Navy ships and Ramstein Air Base. A gelatin dessert tip closes the item.
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Usafres
Corbin E. Robison
Highland
Air Defense Command
Air Reserve Forces Policy Council
ADC
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Defense Forces Policy Council
Air National Guard
Kansas University
Richard M. Wheeler
Donald E. Wheeler
Highland Dr
Lawrence High School
National Society of Pershing Rifles
Frederick A. Rose
Kenneth E. Rose
University Dr
Theta Chi Fraternity
William S. Replogle
Max C. Replogle
Lawrence Ave
Bangkok
Thailand
Lawrence Girl Scouts Head to Camp Daisy Hindman
A group of Lawrence girls left Sunday for the second session of summer camp at Camp Daisy Hindman two miles south of Dover. Director is Betty Macy of Topeka with Susan Schmutz of Kansas City as business manager. Foreign counselors include Kajsa Hallberg of Sweden and Erika Grossenbacher of Switzerland.
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Lawrence
Daisy Hindman
Dover
Betty Macy
Topeka
Susan Schmutz
Kansas City
Kajsa Hallberg
Sweden
Erika Grossenbacher
Switzerland
Living Costs Unchanged from May Despite Mixed Prices
Washington reports May CPI shows food and housing prices fell while most other goods rose. Labor Department data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates overall living costs stayed level month to month.
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Inflation Index Holds Steady for April and May
The consumer price index remained at 107.8 for the second straight month, meaning $10.78 buys typical goods costing $10 in 1957 59. Food costs fell two tenths of a percent led by cheaper meat and eggs, while fruit and vegetables held steady. Sugar slipped slightly but stayed up over six percent from a year earlier and coffee rose 2.3 percent, lifting the yearly rise to about 23 percent due to world supply conditions.
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Aviation Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Ft. Riley
Kan
Larry J. Heeb
Karen
Tenn. St
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
L. J. Heeb
Ind, St
Army
Thomas M. Mays
Betty
N.Y. St
317Th Engineer Battalion
Germany
Mays
Fort Lewis
Wash
West High School
Salt Lake City
Utah
Virginia D. Tamplin
Edgar D. McAferty
H. D. McAferty
McLouth
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
McLouth Rural High School
McAferty
Navy
Donald A. Leibengood
Donald Leibengood
N.J. St
U.S. Air Force
Ramstein AB
Leibengood
Air Force Hospital
Ramstein
U.S. Air Forces In Europe
NATO
John D. Ragan
C. C. Ragan
W. 16Th
Army Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ragan
Suiers
KRAFT
9Th
Mississippi
Girl Scouts
Virginia R. Schroeder
Jane Triplett
Marilyn Ice
Sarah Stoffer
Betsy Buhler
Carol Parks
Alison Saricks
Judy Kay Bowles
Susan Hull
Martha Falkenstien
Renny Kerkman
Sheila Kay Hunsinger
Kristin Lynn Hetherington
Jean Clyatt
Lana Rae Bowles
Rhonda Suzanne Murphree
Ann Temple
Deneise Schneider
Debbie Smith
Jocde Olsen
Gail Ruth Schuler
Rebecca
Consumer Price Index
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Blancux
Hillcrest Shopping Center
Dillon's Plaza
Labor
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Morrell’s Pride
Boyles
Pik-Nik
Kroger
Charmin
Adwich
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