Seventy years of headlines and newsroom satire
A collage of comical clippings from editorials and wire about job glamor, secretaries, and the grind in urban papers. It cites a Miami hospital donation for parking to aid a secretary, SEAM in Ann Arbor aiming to restore male patriarchy, a Sniffmobile poll on city smells, and a Time piece blaming Mom and Dad for modern youth behavior.
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Old Times
The
New York Times
Ann Arbor
Mich
Society For the
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Oak
Anniston
Ala
Star Wosing
San Antonio
Federalia
Dallas
Tex
Morning News
Tke
Grandpa
Charleston
S.C
News and Courier
Rockefeller to Tour Northeast Arkansas in August Visit
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller announced a two day tour of Northeast Arkansas as part of 14 regional trips this summer. The schedule on August 4 lists stops in Blytheville Clinton County Jonesboro and the Reng Center. On August 5 he will address a joint civic club luncheon in Paragould and meet Jonesboro officials and employees.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Blytheville
Jonesboro
Reng Center
Civic Club
Paragould
Lunarific and a moon talk caravan in Badecaw
A feature poem reflects on lunar progress and a caravan gathering in Badecaw where the Bodcaw Baptist church Women's Auxiliary hosted a community event at the school cafeteria. The piece then shifts to an agricultural note from Calvin Caldwell on fall seedings and forage crops, followed by a Washington update: Dr. Francis L. Land resigns as Medicaid chief effective August 31 amid talks of his ouster.
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Boolean
Hope
Badecaw
Bodcaw Baptist Church Women's Auxiliary
McCaskill
Sweet
Washington
Francis L. Land
Land
Roger O. Egeberg
Egeberg
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Nixon
Park May Quit Korean Presidency
President Chung Hee Park threatened to resign unless Korea amends the constitution to allow a third term. He announced plans to run again, urging passage of a two thirds supported amendment by the National Assembly followed by a referendum.
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Seoul
Korea
Charles de Gaulle
Chung Hee Park
Park
United States
Democratic Republican Party
National Assembly
Computer Signs Unemployment Checks in Baltimore
Washington AP reports Labor Secretary George F. Shultz describes a second generation computer system in Baltimore that writes unemployment checks by day and updates local job lists by night. By dawn it lists up to 10 000 openings at the Baltimore Employment Service and 15 stations, with plans to expand to 35 cities by year end.
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Washington
Baltimore
U.S
Baltimore Employment Service
Shultz
Business Management Magazine
Nixon to confer with Marcos in Manila talks
President Nixon arrived in Manila for a 23 hour visit to meet with Ferdinand Marcos and Philippine leaders as thousands greeted him along a guarded motorcade route to Malacanang Palace. Marcos hinted at US policy questions including Vietnam troop withdrawals and a possible long term American security umbrella.
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Frank Cormier
Associated Press
Manila
Nixon
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
Guam
Marcos
Malascanang Palace
Far East
United States
U.S
Asia
Presidential
Subcontinent
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Washington
Huk
Stalemate Over Surtax Extension Deepens
Washington AP report says Senate Democrats propose a five month extension of the income tax surcharge with intent to finish broader tax reform within that period. Administration officials reject the plan, insisting on a full year extension and arguing a short extension fails to meet demands.
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Washington
Senate Democratic
Nixon
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Moon Men Found in Top Shape After Apollo 12 Splashdown
Apollo 12 crew Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins returned aboard the USS Hornet in good condition with no moon germs detected by Dr. William Carpentier after 11 hours of exams. The astronauts, kept in isolation at the Mobile Quarantine Facility, will undergo 21 days of medical surveillance while samples head to Houston for analysis.
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Hornet
William Carepentier
Neil’ A. Armstrong
Air Force
Edewin E. Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Apollo
Armestrong
Earth
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Nixon
Samuel Phillips
Armstrong
Aldrin
Lunar Receiving Laboratory
LRL
Houston
Tex
Carpentier
MQF
Congress
Washington
White House
Europe
Moscow TV
Hae Wali
Kington Air Force Base
Eeedtys mdi
Kennedy seeks political fate after crash speech
Edward M Kennedy faced intense scrutiny after a car crash and a televised speech as he weighs his future. He admitted not reporting the incident promptly, received a suspended sentence, and faced varied reactions from the public and his party.
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Ames Polk
Hyanns Port
Edward ML Kennedy
Kennedy
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Our Daily
Alex. W. Washburn
Wash
Ffigion Post
Columbia Ac
Miami
Times Herald
Bodcaw
Mary Anita Laseter
Calvin Caldwell
Baker Butler
Clifton Butler
Allison Brown
Joe Brown
Farley Davis
Alvin Butler
Arther Miller
Charlie Hairston
Alec Boswell
Austin Caudle
Maude May
Elwood Miller
Carl Lewis
Dale Purtle
Co, Butler
Willis May
Jackie Porter
James Hoover
Park May
Figs
Stastlon
Lale Rock
Aston
Defense Department
Neen
Eigen
Edgartown
Berkeley Heights
N.J
Joseph Kopechne
Senate
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