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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1976
Page
4
The piece traces television’s impact on political socialization from Roosevelt to the 1960s, detailing how TV and radio ads changed candidate selection, campaign strategy, and public perception with figures like Kennedy, Eury, and Guggenheim shaping modern advertising, finances, and staging.
An editorial argues the United Nations must act to stop the bitter Lebanon conflict and avert a wider Middle East war. It calls for a UN peace force, Syrian troop withdrawal, and exclusion of external Arab troops, warning of Lebanon becoming a regional flashpoint.
An Italian led team at Mardikh in northern Syria uncovers tablets with names such as Saul David Abraham Michael and Israel. The find suggests a civilization 20 centuries before Christ with stories of creation and the flood paralleling Bible tales. The project is likened to Troy’s rediscovery and the Rosetta Stone in impact.
NBC News correspondent Tom Brokaw refused to insert sponsor pitches as Today Show host replacing Jim Hartz. The move shifts the program to NBC News division, amid slipping ratings and Barbara Walters exit. Brokaw now earns 400000 a year and starts at an early morning helm.
William Safire catalogs political clichés and interview quotes about campaign strategy. The piece surveys terms like magic number momentum and I See constructions while noting echoes from Nixon and Roosevelt and tracing the lineage of the I See device through historians and speechwriters.
Clifford G. Christian argues paid political ads favor heart over mind, shaping viewers with beauty footage and mood. He warns reforms misspent on finances while urging voluntary ad ethics and stricter scrutiny of deceptive campaigns.
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