Editorials on Agnew TV stance and open meetings pushback
The piece surveys reactions to Spiro Agnew's clashes with television networks and notes voices from Prof. Joao Ocho Mort Sahl and Theodore White on media bias. It highlights a House committee report accusing networks of censoring film and a push for open committee meetings to boost public accountability in Indiana and other states.
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Agnew
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Join Ocho
Herve Salinger
Salinger
Mort Sahl
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Hollywood
Eisenhower
Nixon
McCarthy
Sullivan
Johnson
Humphrey
Sen
George
Murphy
Ronald
Reagan
Theodore White
Teanbrey
Maphrey
Phat
Thay
Timphires
Lcons
Committee On Inverstate Commerce
House of Representatives
Chicago
Indiana General Assembly
House
Senate
Joint Legislative Processes Committee
Ohio
Tennessee
State
Legisla
Sejms
John Q
Successful Investing Outlook for Savings and Loans
The piece analyzes rising borrowing costs and rate limits on certificates, noting 7.25 to 7.5 percent advances from the Home Loan Bank and a possible year-end rise to about 7 percent. It warns of deposit outflows, a tighter mortgage market, and the need for a valid, equitable savings solution to avert a housing crisis.
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Home Loan Bank
Savings and Loans
Wome Loan Bank
Caneress
Haresmian Cdiip. T
Roger Sprat
Roser
E. Spear
W York
N.Y
Sour Herald
Givant
New York
Gen. Pea
A Little Pot and the Paper Bag Dilemma
John Keasler muses on the fragile paper bags used in American shopping. He recalls ripped bags, a stubborn pot, and the broader truth that bags exist to hold sales slips and deter theft, while highlighting the comic fragility of consumer life and the stubborn abundance of America.
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Corlintad
America
Margery
McNaught Syndicate
Our Man Hoppe satire of Caribbean Natives and The Beautiful People
Arthur Hoppe ridicules an all inclusive resort scene in Montego Bay. He contrasts wealthy travelers and carefree natives while skewering pretentious behavior and class divisions. The piece lampoons privilege through humor about tourism, luxury, and cultural stereotypes.
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Montego Bay
Jamalea
Caribbean
Germany
Black Forest
At&t
Kermit
Sdea
Chroniele Publishing
Greece’s Dictatorship Echoes U S Political Strife
An American observer compares Greece’s 1950s law and order regime to U S troubles, noting executions by firing squad, disappearances of opponents, and a welfare state expansion. The piece discusses Papadopoulos, Wallace style cures, and questions whether democracy can survive under pressure, amid long-term implications for civil liberty.
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Athens
Greece
United Kingdom
United States
America
George Papadopoulos
Amicrican
Piphelis
George
Wallace
Col
Orge Papadopaitos
Karmen
Anleyigan
Alleles
McNaught
Junk mail obscenity dispute sparks post office spat
A man in Ann Arbor Roger Staples declared junk mail obscene and ordered his deliveries stopped. The post office assistant postmaster Richard Schneeberger and general counsel David Nelson supported Staples, while a lingerie ad was cited as example. The affair highlights how obscenity is judged by viewers and by law.
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United Press International
Ann Arbor
Mich
Roger Staples
Richard Schneeberger
Stapley
Staples
Post Office Department
David A. Nelson
Indomitable Americans Rise From Worst Times
Reflections on American ingenuity defying fears of scarcity and disaster. From paving streets with glass to recycling tech, the piece highlights research breakthroughs at Toledo and Emory, optimistic forecasts about cancer vaccines, pacemakers, and a resilient, resourceful nation facing challenges with innovation and perseverance.
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Toledo
Ohio
Stanford Research
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