Madison Avenue to govern presidential race
James Reston argues the 1972 campaign hinges on Madison Avenue tactics and questions whether voters will demand coherent, timely debates on core issues. He warns that without fair time for issues like Vietnam taxes welfare and civil liberties, the public cannot compare programs and will be misled by 30 second TV spots and fragmented discourse.
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Who Wants Life Over Not Me Says HAL Boyle
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle muses on reliving life from birth to adulthood and rejects returning to childhood. He imagines both awkward early years and modern youth with comforts like credit cards and cars, ending with a cheeky nod to choosing youth with freedom after him.
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