Supermarket Spread Boosts German Food Sales
Self service supermarkets have spread rapidly in Europe in the past decade and now account for 25 percent of all fond sales in Germany alone.
20 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1969
Page
1
Self service supermarkets have spread rapidly in Europe in the past decade and now account for 25 percent of all fond sales in Germany alone.
GLEN GARDNER NJ Circle H Ranch nudist show bare ly Proper features no costumes. A public dispute over a license fee with the township led to a reduced charge and a sellout crowd for the final performance. Attendance rose as outsiders became curious about the show and management planned a combination stage presentation with a nudism night.
Mrs Lucille Hansen a Canadian born grandmother of seven and ranch proprietor says final show guests may swim nude after the performance and those wishing to try nudism for a day can do so before watching the play. The Mermaid cap a green alga found in shallow Florida pools resembles a greenish white mushroom and is described as a single large eel instead of many.
The production will be performed in the ranchs 70 seat amphitheater with a dress code for all attendees. Guests are reminded to wear suitable attire during the show as part of the venue policy.
A letter from an 83 year old mother dependent daughter seeking guidance on leaving an overbearing family life. The writer laments lost marriage chances and a life shaped by a controlling mother who analyzes past wounds and finances. She seeks counsel for others facing similar domestic paralysis and uncertainty.
A Rose Hill snippet records a tea hosted by Mrs Earl Harris for Miss Carolyn Broadwater of Middlesboro Kentucky. It lists visitors from Det Mich and Indiana plus relatives from Ewing and Frankfort. The item also shares letters from Ann Landers style inquiries and replies, dated 1969 Publisher’s Syndicate.
Brief, scattered items from a local morning show roundup list. Mentions of sports highlights, weather updates, community calendar, and show segments led by hosts Cardwell, Denny Estes, and Tom Devine. Includes program names and times in a dense, OCR-like紺.
Channel 1 Tuesday schedule lists Mister Rogers Neighborhood Conversation Hook Bat Smart Sewing Skirt and other educational segments. Program notes mention Astronarn 4 00 and 4 91 times with rustic, simple educational aims.
Saturday and Sunday visitors paid calls across multiple households in Page and nearby towns. Notable guests included Clifford Harrell and Curtis Gore Jey of Knoxville, Elmer Hyde and family of Hampton Virginia, and numerous local residents visiting relatives in Page Cutff Man ves Creek Rochester and surrounding areas. A medical note about a newborn states the infant weighs seven pounds per one hundred pounds of body weight.
Bangkok reports quote Foreign Minister Thanat Komnalan telling a foreign press dinner that Thailand will not request U S combat troops to fight insurgents on Thai soil. He says Bangkok would not invite a Vietnam style invasion and dodges whether a covert contingency plan exists. He asserts Thailand told President Nixon it will not become another Vietnam and will not ask U S troops to defend against insurgents here.
Harmon E. Burkes named administrator of the estate of Lee F. Campbell deceased with the will annexed. All persons with claims must present them to the administrator proven as required by law by November 18 1969. Zella Parrot, Clerk Bell County Court.
Publication details for The Daily News and United Press International staff, pricing, and delivery options. The notice lists circulation areas in Kentucky and Tennessee, with annual and monthly rates and tax note.
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