Double-Talk Ploy in Election Year Politics
A satirical primer exposes political double-talk in campaigns. The piece lists phrases like “My gifted opponent” and “The life is an open book” with literal translations, lampooning how messages mask intent. It highlights politicians’ fear of candor, noting tactics to gain votes while avoiding commitments.
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Union Wages Rise 59 Percent After Guideline Voided
ASHINGTON UP I Union wages rose an average five percent in 1967 after wage price guidelines were removed, the Labor Department reported. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cited compulsory settlements and big raises in autos and trucking as key factors impacting inflation and wage growth this year.
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May the best man wit under muddy contest rules
A fragmentary exchange hints at a debate or competition where wit and mud become antagonistic. The speaker questions whether foul play could undermine the rival and whether such dirtiness would backfire on the instigator.
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