Governor Shapp Campaign Favor Signals Self Promotion
A reader notes routine Harrisburg press material from the governor’s office appears tailored to promote Governor Shapp’s presidential bid. The release includes a speech at White Sulphur Springs praising his record, a lengthy energy policy summary, and a personnel appointment, prompting concern over public time and resources being used for political campaigning.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Workmen’s Compensation Board of Appeal
Slogan Quest For Bicentennial Mobilizes America
Washington races to pick a national bicentennial slogan. Citizens schools and workers urged to submit phrases as organizations vet entries, finalists are chosen, and a public vote determines the official line. Prizes and a national tour accompany the winning slogan.
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Washington
America
Readers Digest
Jack and Jill
la Luz
NAACP
Crisis
Howard Cosell
Robert Young
Irv Kupcinet
National Association of Broadcasters
National Education Association
American Freedom Train
Boys Clubs of America
Films Incorporated
Gemini Rising
Pepsico
Phillips 66
Services outstrip goods in U S consumer spending debate
Fabian Linden of The Conference Board challenges the view that services dominate growth. He notes a long term shift may have paused since 1967, with 1973 data showing services around 42 percent of consumption and goods 58 percent. He cautions shelter costs threaten future service price rises and housing starts remain inadequate.
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New York
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Fabian Linden
Conference Board
Linden
Conference Board Record
The President and the lure of assassination across eras
A reflective narrative traces presidential peril from Lincoln to Ford, noting how stubborn bravery and public crowds shaped security. It cites Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, Kennedy, and Ford era anecdotes, contrasting Secret Service actions, public access, and the fear that leaders face from assassination attempts and media visibility.
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Ford
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Dallas
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Secret Service
D-Day for soaper Mary Hartman Mary Hartman
Norman Lear faces expiration of contract options for Mary Hartman Mary Hartman as stations in 49 markets must buy the daily soap to cover costs. He pursued direct station sales after ABC CBS NBC rebuffed changes. He argues the show blends tragedy and humor to appeal on two levels.
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Norman Lear
Mary Hartman
Mary Hart
Man
Lear
Brandon Stoddard
ABC
Stoddard
CBS
Fred Silverman
Cutter
NBC
Silvermatt
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