Press and Bar Should Meet at Conference Table
Jacob D. Fuchsberg in Trial Magazine urges cessation of hostilities between the press and the bar and a move to dialogue. He argues that the watchdog role of the press protects fair trials, while both sides must preserve First and Sixth Amendment rights through cooperative discussion.
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Bar and Press
Fair Trial
Free Press
Trial Magazine
American Trial Lawyers Assn
Jacob D. Fuchsberg
Comment
Fuchsberg
Bar
The Pill and Its Impact on Society and Health
Editorial notes the pill as a near infallible contraceptive changing life expectancy and birth rates. It cites widespread use, especially among younger and lower-income women, while acknowledging Vatican hesitations and health concerns. Ongoing research seeks safer options and better delivery methods, with FDA admitting future pills may differ significantly.
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U. S
Public relations campaigns shape political campaigns
Drew Pearson reports on a Los Angeles firm that uses Madison Avenue tactics to sell candidates rather than present policy. It favors billboard slogans over debates, aims to mold public desire through polls, and charges about 20 percent of a campaign budget while expecting big future use.
Campaigns Sell Voters on Image Over Policy
The piece argues campaigns tailor messages like TV ratings shaping content, citing Reagan in California and Milton Shapp’s rise via poll- driven hype. It warns of democratic danger as campaigns require large money and slogans replace issues, urging Congress to set new campaign standards to prevent a public steered by Madison Avenue images.
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Dresser and Evry
David Trapp
Kentucky
Balls & Ross Agency
Pat Brown
Reagan
William B. Ross
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Ronald Reagan
Ora
George Mahoney
Maryland
Congress
Madison Avenue
Urban Policy Seminars Begin on Piedmont Crescent Change
Guest editor A Howard White introduces a multi month study from the Urban Policy Seminars at Duke Power and the University of North Carolina Charlotte. The program gathers 70 leaders to assess population growth, transportation, education and resources in Piedmont North Carolina.
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A. Howard White
Burlington Times-News
High Point
Burlington
Crescent
Brookings Institution of Washington
Piedmont Crescent
Duke Power Company
University of North At Charlotte
Piedmont North Carolina
Coure
North Carolina
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Drew Pearson
P.R. Politics
Washington
Bob Dresser
Hal Eury
Los Angeles
Dresser
Evry
Senate
Pat Milligan
California
Ters
Spencer-Roberts
Shapp
Joe Napolitan
High Point Enterprise
High Pi. Cane, Inc
Niomsom & High Point
N. C
Osc
D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
Randall B. Terry, JR
Rieu Vescthavenies
Holepet
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Coser
N.C
Ited
AP News
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Holt McPherso
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