In Our Opinion The Filthy Floodtide Must Be Dried Up
A critical editorial denounces rising obscenity in public life and on college campuses. It blasts four letter words in Penn State’s Daily Collegian and the Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel publication, urging disgusted citizens to shut off the floodtide of vulgarity and prurience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
West Coast
Pennsylvania State University
Collegian
Garfield Thomas Water Tunnel
Grass Roots Opinion on Pat Nixon in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana a Grass Roots opinion piece lauds Pat Nixon as the President's wife who rose from modest roots. The author notes she is the daughter of a miner who worked her way through college clerked in a store and taught school. The piece argues she embodies the old story that anyone may reach the spacious quarters on Pennsylvania Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ind
Pat Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nixon's European trip as world leaders weigh benefits
A columnist muses on President Nixon's European tour questioning its value for US interests. He notes the allure of international prestige, the urge for recognition, and the tension between allied diplomacy and domestic priorities, concluding the trip may be a cautious sales act unless the home front stabilizes.
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Europe
Vietnam
Corry Evening Journal Teases Local Paper Notes
Fragmentary lines indicate a local newspaper page with pricing and bylines. Readable bits mention a garden item and weekly rate sixty five cents, suggesting a small advertisement or notice column.
Sex Sells A Look Behind Fashion Ads In New York
AP Business Writer Whayne Eisenman reports on how top photographers like J Frederick Smith craft sexy, confident models to sell cement vodka cars and more. He discusses model selection, building sets, and directing emotion to create impactful ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whayne Eisenman
New York
Smith
Midtown Manhattan
Ellele
White House Cliques And Charmed Washington Circles
Nixon's aides form rival cliques as Kissinger Burns and Haldeman Chapin chase influence. Harlow Ellsworth McWhorter steer politics while Burns McCracken clash. Chowder and Marching Club grows from Nixon era ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce Harlow
Washington
Proctor and Gamble
Soapmakers
Bob Ellsworth
Charlie McWhorter
On This Date History Highlights From March First
A survey of notable events tied to March 1 covers moments from 1844 standard time adoption in the United States to 1961 Kennedy's Alliance for Progress call. It notes Austria's 1998 annexation reference and other historical milestones across the 19th and 20th centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazi Germany
Austria
Drew Johnson
U.S
United States
Tennesee
John F. Kennedy
Western Hemisphere
Tax Fight Fails To Reach Vote In Senate Debates
The piece details continued debate over Governor Shafer’s proposed income tax and tax policy, noting a Republican caucus struggle to block re enactment while education funding remains a focus. It also covers bills on oil drilling, school bus mirrors, bilingual teaching efforts, and a humorous House week with social interaction and oddities among members, including Lt. Gov candidate chatter and a notable alcohol at church bill stance.
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Shafer
Senate
Philadelphia
House
Frank Polaski
Lake Erie
George Journal
Democratic Committee
John Bearer
Pennsylvania Electric Co
Wendell Good
David ‘Hayes
Marvin» Weidner
Robert Davis
John
George Gekas
Quilles
Tom Gola
LaSalle University
Tom
Guv
Ray Broderick
Robert Bellomini
Pennsylvania
GOP
Lee Donaldson
Allegheny Airlines
Erie
Bradford
Life's A Joke Tony Newley on Mercy Humppe film and motifs
Newley, Britain's versatile performer, discusses his Malta shot film Can Hieronymous Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness. He calls life a wry joke and reflects on childhood bombings, his restless energy, and his hit song What Kind of Fool Am I.
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New York
Anthony Newley
Britain
Peter Ustinov
Newley
Hieronymous Merkin
Mercy Humppe
Malta
Tony
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You
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the Corry Evening Journal
Aeseh
Ae T. Sample
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AP News
Vial
Garten
White House
Bob Haldeman
Dwight Chapin
Ron Ziegler
Whiz
J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency
Haldeman
Latty Higbee
Henry Kissinger
Arthur Burns
Burns
Paul McCracken
McCracken
United Mine Workers
Tony Boyle
Boyle
Capitol Hill
John Owens
Nixon's Chowder Club
The
Chowder and Marching Club
Govoo
Wennes
Vous
Youngstown
Ohio
Democratic ‘Campaign Committee
Democratic Study Group
Moasbecks
John McCormack
Hne
McCormack
Kirwan
Massachusetts
Tip” O'Neill
Oklahoma
Ed Edmondson
Congress
Mike Kirwan
Defense
Melvin Laird
Republican National
Rogers Morton
Securities and Exchange
Homer Budge
Interstate Commerce
Don Jackson
Jim Battin
Scanlon
Ember
Indy
Montana
Mike
Paul Kriesberg
Doc Anderson
Warsaw
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
England
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