Editorial- Playing The News
Editors shape news by selecting what to show in print and on TV. Liberal outlets push content that supports their views, while conservatives stress competing angles. Readers should seek straight facts, discount bias, and recognize omissions in all news.
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Banker in London Mocked Audience Then Was Reminded of Last Summer
A pompous American banker speaking to a prestigious London group grew irked when his speech writer's joke fell flat. He told the chairman you will likely laugh next summer. The chairman replied we laughed at that last summer.
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Florida Boom Patents Modern Skyline And Tourism Magnet
Miami observers note Biscayne Bay views from downtown towers and a surge of private investment. The Florida coast evolves from jungle to high rise with a 60 story bank building planned on Biscayne Boulevard. Orlando near Disneyland is poised as the next boom area attracting millions seeking sun and opportunity.
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Florida's Bright Outlook Depends on Conservative Leadership
The piece argues Florida's strong economy and stability hinge on firm political action by Governor hopeful Reubin Askew and Tallahassee legislators to curb union violence and support private enterprise. It cites Sen. Lawton Chiles as a key conservative ally and notes Florida's agribusiness vitality, Miami tourism, and Jacksonville's container port potential.
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Wire Preservers Seek Nylon Pillowcase for Hair Protection
A tip suggests using the bottom of an old slip sewn into a pillowcase to protect the hair while sleeping. Lace trim is noted as a bonus feature for stylish comfort.
Transformation in Halleck Alters Court of General Sessions
Former President Johnson appointed Charles W. Halleck to the District of Columbia Court of General Sessions. Once a hard line jurist, Halleck now embraces hippie culture and lets rock music fill his chambers. His wife Jeanne, a 33 year old probation officer, influenced the shift, claiming life tenure makes future attitudes unpredictable.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Highlights
The page presents a crossword grid with across and down clues including Solve as a crypto gram and various wordplay hints. It also features a Daily Cryptoquote puzzle with a sample quotation and a note explaining the cipher method and a prior day's cryptoquote.
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