New TV Series Parody and A Gaff by Agnew
Ottaway News Service humor column notes a new TV take on the American Revolution with a joke about King George III and a quip on Agnew. The piece plays on political double meanings and light political satire.
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
22
Ottaway News Service humor column notes a new TV take on the American Revolution with a joke about King George III and a quip on Agnew. The piece plays on political double meanings and light political satire.
Art Buchwald recounts a heated exchange with a fan nicknamed the little old lady in tennis shoes. They debate Johnson versus Goldwater and accusations of war plans, with the fan urging accountability for past campaign claims and vowing not to forgive if Goldwater voters are blamed.
In June 1921 Bloomingburg Sullivan County celebrated the 100th opening of the Reformed Protestant Dutch Church with an all day program led by Rev. William Colden and featured an address by Rev. J.L. Stillwell. The same month the village approved its second incorporation after a lapse, with trustees John K. Evans A.N. Owens and A.R. Clapham elected to lead local government.
Jim Bishop recalls Walter Winchell and other columnists as great idea men and writers. Vignettes recount Doctor Brown treating the poor, a crook’s “The Successful Formula for Better Business,” a prison reversal, and a Hollywood dream with Jerry Wald producing, ending in heartburn.
Jimmy Hoffa steps down as Teamsters president and shifts focus to organizing prison guards. The report notes Penn Central cannot guarantee immediate boxcar deliveries, while mentioning a Park Avenue building sale or market interest.
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