History's Made In Ad Annals on Gasoline Shortage Ads
The piece notes a first in advertising where oil firms urge customers to use less fuel or avoid driving. It highlights campaigns promoting public transit carpooling and fuel‑efficient habits as companies adapt to shortages and shift toward frugality amid broader resource concerns.
Japanese Businessmen Learn to Close the Telephone Gap
Japanese executives in Honolulu attend a five month course taught by the Hawaiian Telephone Co for the Japan American Institute of Management Science to master using the telephone in the American style. The program aims to improve American style deal making over the phone and subsequent written confirmations.
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Moshe Davan
Honolulu
United States
Hawaiian Telephone Co
Japan-American Institute of Management Science
Lyndon B. Johnson
Martha Mitchell
Baytown Sun Leadership Changes Prompt Editorial Shifts
The Baytown Sun announces personnel moves with Fred Hartman and John Wadley in key editor roles while Vaal Batman and Ang B. Pritchett serve as publisher and managing staff. New positions include editor and general manager, office and classified managers guiding daily operations.
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Fred Hartman
John Wadley Vaal Batman Ang B. Pritchett
Is It A Red Herring Nation Goes Forward Regardless
Opinion by Ernest Cuneo arguing urgent national progress beyond Watergate. He condemns partisan rancor and calls for more disclosure, critiques on the administration’s handling of scandals, energy and dollar concerns, and scrutiny of powerful groups and leaders.
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Ernest Cuneo
Washington
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American Republic
White House
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Democratic Party
South Dakota
Sen
New York City
Lindsay
Nelson Rockefeller
Defense
Robert McNamara
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Middle East peace hopes amid Arab Israeli tensions
The piece surveys Arab and Israeli stances on peace, noting mutual distrust, political motives, and reliance on war economies. It cites concerns over subsidies, recognition, and the fear of renewed conflict as Israel marks 25 years of independence, while urging a peaceful vision for justice.
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Middle East
Jordan
Egypt
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
American Friends Service Committee
Nixon exploits and Watergate links outlined in memoirs
The piece traces Nixon's Duke Law break in with roommates to check grades, notes later campaigns and strategies, and cites White House aides and grand jury access. It argues Nixon set a political tone later used in Watergate style attacks and cites Murray Chotiner as influence.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Duke Law School
Nixon
Fred Albrink
Norfolk
Bill Perdue
New York City
Albrink
Perdue
White House
Murray Chotiner
Chotiner
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