Advertising’s defense against regulation debated in speech
Paul C. Harper Jr of Needham, Harper & Steers chaired a talk to the Hollywood Radio & Television Society outlining six common complaints about advertising. He argued few ads tell overt lies, urged self regulation to curb violence in ads, warned clutter reduces effectiveness, cautioned about taste standards, dismissed monopoly fears as tinkering, and defended free market competition against excessive regulation.
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New York
Paul C. Harper, Jr
Needham, Harper & Steers, Inc
Harper
Har
Pat Nixon to attend services in Rapid City flood memorial
First Lady Pat Nixon will attend Sunday's memorial service for flood victims in Rapid City South Dakota flying from Los Angeles. The disaster left at least 207 dead with 192 identified and more than 600 missing as guardsmen shift out and housing losses reach thousands. Public officials urge tourism to the Black Hills to aid the state’s recovery.
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Rapid City
S.D
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Los Angeles
White House
Black Hills National Cemetery
Ralph Sampsill
Sampsill
Marline
Bill
Michael
Rapid Creek
South Dakota
Adj
Duane L. Corning
Richard Kneip
Black Hills
Kneip
Hope Star staff and publication details printed for Hope Ark
Hope Star issue Tuesday June 15 1972 page lists staff roles editors publishers and office contacts. Includes names for president editor managing editors reporters and departments and mentions affiliations with Associated Press and local press associations.
Calendar Of Events Mt Zion CME Plans Two Services
Mt Zion C M E Church will hold special services Sunday at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m a musical program featuring four choirs. Pastor Rev J E Ingram invites the public to attend both services. Brotherhood of Lonoke Baptist Church sponsors a fellowship breakfast and worship period beginning at unknown time.
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Mt. Zion C.M.E
J. E. Ingram
Brotherhood of Lonoke Baptist Church
W. G. Wynn
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Charles Cooper
Rev. I
Bennie Beard
Y.P.D
Ammie Johnson
Citizens 4 2 win over Anderson Frazier in Ruth League
Citizens beat Anderson Frazier 4 to 2 in the first game at Legion Field. Jim Rhodes and Clay O'Steen pitched one hit allowed with one strikeout each for the winners, Terry Smith and Mike Butler allowed no hits for the losers. Clifford Coleman took the loss for Anderson-Frazier. Artis Perry led the second game with two hits in three at bats as Corn Belt beat First National. Larry Johnson had the lone Corn Belt hit a triple. June 16 features First National vs Citizens and Blevins against Merchants. Standings list Corn Belt 81 72 and Merchants 26 9 with others shown.
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Legion Field
Anderson- Frazier
Corn Belt
First National
Jim Rhodes
Clay O’steen
Terry Smith
Mike Butler
Smith
Butler
Anderson Frazier
Dick Willis
Artis Perry
James Robinson
Clifford Coleman
Larry Johnson
Citizens
Blevins
Merchants
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Tegen Oh BO
Citizens Corn Belt
Blevins Merchants
Anderson-Frazier
Hells of life from infancy to old age
A spoof essay outlines various imagined hells at ages from one month to 80, pairing each life stage with a humorous misfortune. The piece notes these hells may not be self chosen, and sometimes fate assigns them, ending with a quip about an Army “tough luck” card.
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Hell
Sudsy foam snowball fun at DeSoto Elementary
250 pupils at DeSoto Elementary in Tampa frolicked in suds from a foam used to smother industrial fires. Art professor Dr. Marvin Grossman from the University of South Florida organized the suds maker from MacDill AFB to give students a creative experience. Students returned after the foam subsided to retrieve shoes socks and other lost items.
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Tampa
Fla
DeSoto Elementary School
Marvin Grossman
Grossman
University of South Florida
MacDill Air Force Base
Debates Key in Arkansas Runoff Victory says Ranchino
Ranchino of Action Research Inc reports a statewide TV and radio debate between John J. McClellan and David Pryor influenced the Democratic runoff. He estimates 322,231 voters watched or heard the debate and McClellan net gained 4,124 votes. The study surveyed 483 potential voters the day before the election, with 25,779 changing support and 7,218 undecided or unreported.
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Little Rock
Jim Ranchino
John J. McClellan
David Pryor
Arkansas
McClellan
Ranchino
Action Research Inc
Pryor
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George S. Smith
Rebecca Lazenby
Mary Anita Laseter
Esther Hicks
Donal Parker
Vanda _ Powell
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C. M. Rogers, Jr
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D. EE. Allen
George Smith, Jr
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Associated Press
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French Equatorial Africa
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Enciclopatria Britannica
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Cave Hill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Freddie Mack
Hicks Funeral Home
Boyling It
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SOX
Che Colony Shoppe
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Eatzece
West
2Nd St. Hope
William Risinger
Episcopal Church
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