Media bias in Joe Camel debate shows slanted coverage
The piece argues that both Clinton and Gingrich are judged by partisan stereotypes in the Joe Camel and tobacco ads controversy. It claims media bias favors Clinton and vilifies Gingrich, while noting films and TV may encourage smoking more than ads. It questions objective analysis in political reporting.
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Gore urged to campaign for personal reputation boost
David Shribman argues President Gore should move quickly and boldly to repair his image after the Paula Jones case, urging focused, high‑profile campaigning and a strategic attack on Congress. The column suggests leveraging Truman and Kennedy plays, noting the need to address issues like Social Security and national concerns while on the trail.
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John Kennedy
Long Island Sound
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David Shribman
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Japan stalls on Asia crisis despite U S pressure
Jim Hoagland reports that six months of U S pressure have failed to move Japan to widen imports, boost domestic consumption, or cut trade barriers. Tokyo’s leadership under Hashimoto is wary of overhauling policy, fearing higher savings losses for an aging population, leaving Asia’s crisis unresolved and U S exports vulnerable.
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Lawrence Summers
Hikaru Matsunaga
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Jim Hoagland
Washington Post Writers Group
Address change notice for journal-World subscribers
Postmaster inform recipients of address changes to journal-World at BO Box 888 Lawrence Kansas 66044 0888 USPS 306-520. The notice notes periodicals postage paid at Lawrence Kansas and lists affiliations with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Disney Jungle Rules Guide Tour Guides Through Safari Ethics
Internal Disney memo outlines how guides should explain animal behavior at Animal Kingdom. Emphasizes grooming terminology, avoids bare descriptions of mortality, and insists animals do not mate while addressing guest questions and public relations concerns.
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Animal Kingdom
Imagineering
Wilt Chamberlain to leave KU for Harlem Globetrotters
The Journal World reports Wilt Chamberlain will depart Kansas University before the 1958 59 season to join the Harlem Globetrotters. He would reportedly earn about 80000 dollars. Look Magazine paid him about 10000 dollars for his departure story. Chamberlain had earned All America honors as a sophomore and junior.
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Journal-World
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