George Wallace's daily routine and campaign machinery
In Montgomery Wallace runs Alabama from the governor's mansion with a fixed daily regime. He governs via a personal office, receiving officials and visitors while managing a high effort campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. The piece details his routines, habits, aides, and a campaign financed by conservative backers led by Charles Snider, with funds expected to multiply through federal matching.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Cor! Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Snider
Pennsylvania lawmakers push sweeping lobbyist regulation bill
House leaders Fineman and Irvis seek the most far reaching reform in Harrisburg to require public financial reports from lobbyists and ban contingent fees. The plan expands lobbyist scope to influence executive agencies and aims to bypass the Senate Rules Committee by attaching to a Senate-passed bill.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
Harrisburg
House
Senate Rules Committee
Herbert Fineman
Philadelphia
K. Leroy Irvis
Pittsburgh
Fineman
Irvis
Pennsylvania
Afl-Cio Council
Common Cause
Citizens’ Lobby
Fineman- Iryis
Fineman-Irvis
Public Utility Commission
Liquor Control Board
Irvns
Democrats
Senate
Optimist quips and debates on American life and work
A florid dialogue contrasts a flood tale with optimism about inflation jobs taxes education and poverty. It cites Professor Walt Seifert at Ohio State as finding good news amid widespread doubt, listing American gains in wages education marriage taxes farming and religion while noting enduring cultural touchstones and a humor vignette with Henry Youngman.
New NBC Debuts The Rich Little Show And Jigsaw John
Los Angeles report notes two new NBC series debuting tonight while the critic savages both. The Rich Little Show offers familiar impressions and standard sketches with guest stars Glenn Ford Susan Saint James and John Davidson delivering mild humor amid mixed reception. The piece laments mediocrity and mocks the overused impression routine while praising a few standout bits and Julie McWhirter’s supporting work as Mary Tyler Moore and the Wizard of Oz Good Witch.
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Los Angeles
NBC Tonight
Rich Little
Cary Grant
Groucho Marx
Humphrey Bogart
Bing Crosby
John Wayne
Jimmy Stewart
Richard Nixon
Glenn Ford
John Davidson
Susan Saint James
Alma
Susan Sain
James
Lauren Bacall
Mercy
Liffie
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Gene Kelly
Julie McWhirter
Mary Tyler Moore
Valerie Harper
the Good Witch
Byline syndrome in sports reporting and statistics
The piece critiques how sports writing assigns credit and how statistics ignore who truly contributed to plays. It cites Bradshaw Harris as an example and argues for inclusive attribution, noting how many behind the scenes contributors are left unnamed in bylines and box scores.
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Bradshaw
Bradshaw-Harris
George Washington
Mabrople Uik
Etta Simmonsen
Sue Anderson
Beverly Ken- Distan
Jack McLaughlin
Dennis Anderson
Carl Wascak
E Bylin
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California
Georgia
Jim Bishop
Ohio State University
Walt Seifert
School of Journalism
Krakatoa
Mt. Katmai
Alaska
Hekla
Iceland
America
Europe
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Henry Youngman
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AP Television
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Basco
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