Advertising man Ahab for ideologies plans edgy political spots
Steve Smooth, a top political ad man, outlines provocative campaigns for various ideologies including anarchism capitalism Christianity communism and crime. He describes bold visual tricks and a satirical tone, aiming to show how advertising techniques could shape political views.
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Ronald McDonalds
Glad
Steve Smooth
General Foods
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Smooth
Columbia
God
Karl Marx
Jack Palance
Compassion
Franciscan Sisters to mark centennial celebration
Sister M Eileen Van Ackeren announced that the Sisters of St Francis of Perpetual Adoration will formally open their Centennial Year on the evening of December 11 with Bishop Hanisen of the Archdiocese of Denver officiating at the event.
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Platte County
Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration
Hanisen
Archdiocese of
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Germany
Maria Theresia Bonzel
United States
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New York
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Tennessee
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Ohio
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Missouri
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New Mexico
Omaha
Creighton Memorial
St. Joseph Hospital
Columbus
Monterey
St. Elizabeth Health Center
Lincoln
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kearney
St. Francis Hospital
Grand Island
Plans sale of horses at auction in Idaho
A Sugar City rancher says he will auction the surviving horses from the 1973 roundup rather than send them to slaughter. About 16 horses remain, kept near Idaho Falls, with Max S. Palmer of Sugar City inviting Wild Horse Annie and American Horse Protection Association leaders to the sale. The court had dismissed a $10 million damages suit related to the roundup.
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Sugar City
Idaho
Bill Robison
Howe Area
Max S. Palmer
Velma Johnson
Reno
Nev
Annie
William L. Tue
American Horse Protection Association
Robison
Washington, D.C
U.S. District Court
Thomas Flannery
Nebraska
Palmer
Idaho Falls
Judge dismisses Carpenter petition of appeal in Neb
GEHRING Neb AP Judge Moran dismissed former State Sen. Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff s petition of appeal challenging his loss to William Nichol in the 48th District race The order cites lack of jurisdiction as the case moves toward the Nebraska Supreme Court
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Gehring
Neb
Robert Moran
Alliance
Scotts Bluff
Alfred Kortum
Theodore Feidler
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carpenter
William Nichol
Kortum
Feidler
Nichol
County Board of Commissioners
State
Allen Beermann
Beermann
Grace Lutheran builds addition at Platte Center church
A Sunday ground breaking at Grace Lutheran Church marked plans for a 24 by 40 foot addition. Rev. Paul Phillips and congregation leaders Ernest Mueller and Melvin Gehring broke sod. The project will include a larger entrance, narthex, pastor’s office, and a large overflow room, with an estimated cost of 23,423 dollars.
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Platte Center
Grace Lutheran Church
Paul Phillips
Ernest Mueller
Melvin Gehring
Samuel Clemens Born in Florida on November 30 1835
The writer Samuel Langhorne Clemens known as Mark Twain was born in Florida on November 30 1835.
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Clemens
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
Florida
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CLU
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Hinata
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