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Advertising in America Consumer Views and Market Impact
Americans show mixed feelings toward advertising with 41 percent favorable 14 percent unfavorable and most indifferent. A Harvard study based on 1 846 interviews finds advertising is not a major public issue in the mid 1960s and consumers resist being passive targets.
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America
Harvard Business School
Raymond A. Bauer
Stephen A. Greyser
Warren urges restraint on court nominations during transition
Chief Justice Warren, in his first press conference since resigning, urged patience from both supporters and opponents as President Johnson’s nominees for Chief Justice and an associate seat await Senate confirmation. He warned against political meddling and defended the presidency’s right to appoint while noting the court’s need for leadership.
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Emmitsburg Water Rates Criticized In Letter to Editor
Samuel C. Hays of Emmitsburg denounces the town council for keeping higher water charges on town residents while outside users pay less. He cites misbilling, missing customers like St Joseph’s College, and asks auditors to explain contracts, usage, and financing before any rate adjustments.
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Japan Voting Lesson for U S Cooperation and Changes
A NEA column argues that Japan’s recent election shows broad support for the U S alliance despite anti American demonstrations. It notes Japanese voters backed the party friendly to the United States, while campus protests at Hanford University highlighted reporting challenges and the need for balanced coverage.
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July 23 1948 Local News Roundup
Reports from Frederick County include a hot day hitting 96 degrees and a resident named John Carpenter suffering heat collapse while driving. A wheel lock was used to prevent Ford theft, and a tiller truck collision damaged three parked cars on West Patrick Street. The Democratic State Central Committee endorsed J Grahm Johnson for justice of the peace. Residents of Emmitsbury District urged Gov Lane to appoint new public school administration. Airport construction progress faces funding tensions with potential extra costs up to 1000000.
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Guy K. Motter
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Real battle inside the gap between Nixon and Rockefeller
Preconvention trends show Wallace and McCarthy surging in polls but their support may fade once party platforms form. The core contest appears to be within the Republican camp, pitting Nixon against Rockefeller over civil rights, inflation, violence, and the Vietnam stance as voters seek change.
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