Pat Paulsen Campaign Rally Sparks Laughs and Slogans
Pat Paulsen the self described anti candidate repeats a satirical run for the presidency at a Century City rally. He jokes about a rubber stamp presidency and says he will pick a woman as running mate drawing cheers from a youthful crowd.
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Pat Paulsen
Paulsen
Century City
Miss America
Spiro Agnew
Democrats
New Left
Pat
Snoopy
White House
19 U S Hizzoners Wearing Skirts
In 19 cities with populations over 10,000 women serve as mayors. William S. Foster of American City profiles their education marital status age and salaries, noting most are over 40, some earn under 500 yearly, and reasons for entry include reform and honesty in government.
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New York
United States
Hizzoner
William S. Foster
Foster
Deep in Everglades Mammoth Jetport Rising in Florida
An ambitious plan to carve a mammoth jetport into the Everglades 45 miles west of Miami aims to bridge supersonic air travel and space-age transport. FAA backs a network of future superports with an 800-foot transport corridor, electronic roadways, hovercraft, and vacuum freight. Two four-mile runways finish by 1949 with two six mile runways by 1975 to serve massive future airliners.
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Miami
Everglades
Alan C. Stewart
Dade County
Everglades National Park
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington International
New York
Kennedy
Federal Aviation Administration
Latin America
United States
Tokyo
Paris
London
Moscow
Paul Boatman
FAA
Stewart
Hong Kong
Florda
English Channel
Atlantic
Television Musings on Illusions and TV Culture
A noisy blend of media critique and TV notes discusses staged parades and paper tosses at a Humphrey campaign event, Seventeen magazine insights on teen viewership, and a TV night comparing Hawaii Five-O Ironside Blondie and Doris Day films. The writer notes dialogue stereotypes and praises cinema over televised material.
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Humphrey
Well Street
Seventeen
Blondie
Doris Day
Huntley-Brinkley News Expanded to Six Days
New York NBC News will expand The Huntley-Brinkley Report to six days a week starting January 4. The Saturday edition will replace The Frank McGee Saturday Report, allowing McGee more time for other reporting duties. The move makes NBC News the first to offer six daily broadcasts.
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Huntley-Brinkley
New York
UPI
Reuvan Frank
NBC News
Frank
Network Television
Frank McGee
McGee
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