Agricultural markets outlook for November 1975 crops and meats
USDA AM S mid October outlook notes abundant beef and poultry, near October production levels with beef up 3-4 percent from last year and 7 percent above 1972-74 average, pork about 25 percent below last year. Dairy stocks below 1974 levels while cheese and milk supplies show mixed movements. Fruits and vegetables mostly plentiful or adequate, with record or near record crops in apples cranberries walnuts and grapes.
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California
Florida
Turkey
Prime Time and the Realistic Portrayal of the Elderly
Bernard E. Nash discusses the National Advertising Review Board study on how older people are portrayed in national advertising and television commercials. The piece critiques Madison Avenue’s handling of age in ads and questions whether portrayals are fair or fair-minded, urging reflection on media stereotypes.
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National Advertising Review Board
Bernard Nash
NARB
Third Avenue
New York
Marcus Welby
Barnaby Jones
Universal TV
TV imagery shapes society and older adults in ads
A discussion on how television dramas and commercials mold perception of aging, with concerns about stereotypes and the impact on older people and self-image. It cites a NARB study on advertising imagery, quotes industry figures, and notes a potential uptick in featuring people over 40. It also covers open meetings in Congress and a local dogs and anniversaries section, reflecting varied 1975 news items.
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NARB
Madison Avenue
New York Times
Max Ways
Fortune Magazine
Senate
Congress
Executive Branch
Mixed League Scores and Local Theater Preview
Friday night results show Gutter Huggers 93 over Defeatables 75 while M M s 66, Slippery Slammers 37, Fantastic 457 48, Body Benders 48. High scorers include John Backer 224-573 and Galen Miller 548. The Charles City Art Assoc presents Stoney Point Players in Neil Simon’s Last of the Red Hot Lovers directed by Dave Overby with Pat Bode assisting, Dec 5 6 7 and 12 13 14 at the Loft on Highway 218 South. Curtain 8 p.m. The play follows 47-year old Barney Cashman seeking a meaningful affair. LANGUAGE Susan Dahl of Plymouth heads to New Guinea for linguistic work with remote tribes without written language.
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Stoney Point Players
Neil Simon
Dave Overby
Pat Bode
Lofton Highway
Charles City
Barney Cashman
Susan Dahl
Plymouth
New Guinea
Papun
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