Ad Woman Of Year Says Keep It Believable
Janel Trahey, advertising’s 1969 woman of the year, champions believable ads. She questions the idea of portraying the housewife as troubled by dirt and urges marketers to avoid sensationalism while promoting products with honesty.
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Mary Ellen Myrene
Associates Press
NEW York (Ap
Janel ‘Trahey
Miss Trahey
Yae
Miss Wahey
Ab Patral Gns
Short and Outoad
Trahey- Wolf Advertising Agency
Madison Avenue
Address Changes Reduce Christmas Inconvenience Citywide
The city plans address corrections affecting about 100 residents due to past data gaps. Some street names will stay unchanged while intersecting streets gain numeric designations. Changes aim to minimize resident inconvenience, with new mappings on old Ind. 67 and 9 intersections, and a shift of curves to East 33rd Street Parkway and West 33rd Street.
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Kennedy
Dickey
Whetstone Road
City
53Rd SL
Anderson
Range Line Road
S3rd Street
East Sord Street Parkway
53Rd Street
West 33Rd Street
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
A series of births announced for area families. Phillip Devasney and wife welcome a girl. Dale Bennett and wife welcome a boy. Harvey Brown and wife welcome a boy from Summitville. Charles Myde and wife announce a boy. Dan Reveal and wife from Mancia welcome a boy at Ball Memorial Hospital. Grandparents listed for Clevenger family of Ander-On.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Devasney
Stephanie
Dale Bennett
Tanglewood Dr
Community Hospital
Harvey Brown
Summitville
and Ales
Charles Myde
Pam E
Dan Reveal
Mancia
Ball Memorial Hospital
Tis
Garl Clevenger
Ander- On
GOP Tax Reform Faces Veto Threat Amid Senate Debate
Senate and House bills clash on tax reform and relief provisions with large revenue impacts. Sen. Hugh Scott warns administration may veto if Senate plan passes. House vs Senate projections show net revenue gains ranging from 2.4 to 9.5 billion, amid broader fiscal concerns. Two hijackers killed on Ethiopian Airlines jet in a Europe-wide gun battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Senate
House
Park Barn Committee Members Named for Investigating Panel
McCoy led an investigating committee including Cecil Mullen assistant park superintendent Paul O Neill city controller Arnold Kurtz assistant health inspector Addison Vance and Megtar Kirk. The group represented various interests and pledged to carry out recommendations fully, while noting a hot water wash is needed for white and colorfast fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Bow Wan
Cecil Mullen
Paul O'Neill
Arnold Kurtz
Addison Vance
Megtar Kirk
Operation Continued Amid Thanksgiving Preparations
A local update outlines ongoing Operation efforts as natives prepare for Thanksgiving. The Chamber of Commerce requests inquiries from any student missed in preliminary mailing, with a deadline of December 13. Contact 42-0284 for details. Bill Sezesny promotes flocked Christmas trees at 2704 Pendleton Avenue.
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Bill Sezesny
Pendletor Avenue
Hope for delay in Indiana on federal inspection program
Indiana budget director Thomas Taylor and state health commissioner Dr Andrew Offutt hope for a one year delay to the federal state inspection program deadline now three days away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Funeral services set for Tagley in Clinton Ark
Two men died and others mourn as final rites are planned. Ameliary arrangements are pending in Prichard with transfer to North Arkansas Funeral Home in Clinton. Tagley, born April 8 1948, was a native of Arkansas and worked for American Standard in Kokomo. He is survived by his wife Sue Richter, a son Michael, two sisters and a brother, with maternal grandparents listed.
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Prichard
Bagley
McMullan
Kempton
North Arkansas
Clinton
Ark
Halt Moi
Thagley
Arkansas
Jerry Bagley
Clinton, Ark
Floyd McKinney
Jalsa
House Rejects Move for Antipoverty Control by States
The House voted to block a proposal that would give states control of antipoverty programs. The vote, delivered Friday night, provisionally extends the war on poverty for two years and unexpectedly secures a legislative victory for President Nixon.
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Waashinun Upc
Nixon
Christmas Gift Ideas: Redo Teens Quarters
A feature on teen room makeovers suggesting practical, colorful decor to suit study and relaxation. It highlights a framed bulletin board, matching lamp shade, bright color schemes, functional furniture, easy maintenance, and storage, with design tips from interior designer Erica Lemle.
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Vivian Bian
Weiler
Hal Youlave Grean
Vadel
Miss Ment
Lemle
Hill
Ward
Erica Lemle
New York
American Institute of Interior Designers
Miss Lemile
Justice Department To Investigate Two Panther Slayings
The Justice Department will investigate the December 4 police raid on a West Side Panther apartment and arsenal in Illinois. The move follows requests from civil rights officials and a coalition of Republicans and Southern leaders urging federal scrutiny of the killings of Panther leaders Fred Hampton Jr and Mark Clark. House actions on related bills and votes are noted.
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Chicago
Washington
Frank McGarr
Hingis
Tola
Newsmen
Tis
Department
Civil Rights Sion
West Side
Panther
Arsenal
Lyx
Charles Jr
Percy
House
Nixon
Vincennes University suffers third dorm fire in 24 hours
At Vincennes University a third dormitory blaze erupted within 24 hours in the Women's Residence Hall. The fire confined to a closet and caused minor injuries to two students. Fire chief withheld comment, promising a Monday statement. West Hall housed 266 men and 61 women displaced by the morning fire.
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Vincennes
Ind
Vincennes University
Fiversen
Wev
Ralph Fosber
West Hall
Madison County native dies in Arizona at 75
The Madison County native Teson Wright 75 formerly of Franklin died Friday in Goodsdale Arizona after a week illness. She was born Sept 18 1814 to Oris and Jase Sigler Waymire. Survived by daughter Mary Lou Kilgore Anderson two sons Richard Wright Scottsdale Arizona two sisters and three grandchildren. Interment Sunset Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral home services set Tuesday afternoon.
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Buyyvu
Teson
Bernice) Wright
Rt. 4
Franklin
Isiday
Goodsdald
Ariz
Madison County
Oris
Jase Sigler Waymire
East Main Steel Christian Church
Thyeod
Sevsnl
William
Mary Lou) Kilgore
Anderson
Richard Wright
Scottsdale
Sid Wiliams
Mark Noble
Edwood
Dunnichay Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Park
Simon
Tipton County
Jacob
Mary High
Mae Cox
Alen
Ruth) Frenca
Markleville
Sammy Ewell
Sheklan Stamm
Houston
Texas
Mark High
Middletown
Luke High
Ryesville
Ohio
Fverest High
Columbus
Steve
Lebanen
Eban Thant talks and Middle East tensions cited
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban met UN Secretary General Thant in New York to discuss Big Four talks on the Middle East and prisoner exchanges. An Egyptian delegation led by Anwar Sadat returned from talks in Moscow, saying both sides shared identical assessments of the crisis. Moshe Dayan criticized Soviet involvement, while a public funeral notice honored Elizabeth L. Osborne in Indianapolis.
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Ebah-Thant
Abba Kan
Thant
New York
Middle East
Eban
Israel
Tsraeli
Tandon
Moshe Dayan
Senate votes to ban cigarette ads on radio and TV
The Senate approved a bill by 72 to 7 to outlaw cigarette commercials on radio and television starting January 1, 1971. The measure strengthens warnings on packages and authorizes the FTC to curb other cigarette advertising such as printed ads and billboards if tobacco firms shift money to nonbroadcast media to avoid the ban.
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Senate
Radio Washington
UPL
Federal Trade Commision
FTC
Astroturf to cover Busch Stadium for 1970 season
Busch Memorial Stadium will receive Astroturf synthetic grass by Monsanto at a total $750,000 cost shared by the St. Louis Cardinals and Browns. Officials studied benefits at spring training in St. Petersburg and manager Red Schoendienst noted balls bounce and roll truer on the surface.
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Busch Stadium
ST. Louis
Apt
Busch Memorial Stadium
Cardinals
Monsanto
Fr St. Loui
Cardinal
St. Petersburg
Fla
Red Schoendienst
Final rites for Wat er P Rahm in Wilkinson
Wat er P Rahm, 54, longtime resident of Wilkinson, will be laid to rest in a funeral service at 0:30 a.m. today at the Condo and Son Funeral Home. Interment will follow at McCray Cemetery.
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John Fisher Pendleton
Cornell Bright
John W.fisher
Rt. 3
Huntsville Cemetery
Ralph Miller
Ithe Naffee Funéral
National Gyptant
Vingon Meanorial
Summitville
Edna Parnell Alexandria
Noffze
Edna Mee Parnell
John O. Parnell
River Ave
Ralph W. Milner
Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Fisher Tirothers
Nikolai Podgorny
Lapel
Middle Mast
Kureima
Jordan Valley
Saad
Elizabeth Osborne
Harold &. Hozellé
Elizabeth L
Batty) Osborne
Meridian St
Maplewood Cemetery
Nalter Rahm Wilkinson
Condo and Son Funneral
Water P. Rahm
Wilkinson
McCray Cameter' Se
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