Agnew attacks on TV news reflect White House strategy
Washington reports show Vice President Spiro Agnew’s outcry against “managed news” was a White House tactic to steer television coverage. Nixon’s aides and policy meetings shaped TV messaging, with makeup, camera angles, and prepared summaries used to push policy. The piece notes staffers from advertising backgrounds now shape national briefings and outputs, signaling a broad media-management effort.
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Horoscopes and odd notes mix with garbled game rumor
A mixed text includes zodiac forecasts for Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces with advice on truth, facts, and signs. It also contains birthday insights and scattered phrases about a grudge football match between English housewives and their husbands, plus incomplete oddities and stray words.
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Change and conflict define 70s America in bumper sticker lore
Washington staffer Arnold Sawislak surveys a nation restless with change. From protests and creeping reforms to politics, race, poverty, youth, religion, and the evolving family, the era's upheaval tests institutions and sparks calls for more power to people.
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Count Your Tricks and Signaling In Bridge
Bridge expert Sheinwold explains how counting tricks guides decisions and using signals sparingly. The article analyzes a North-South hand from a national event, discusses defense play, and offers a sample question with an answer about bidding notrump. It notes how proper signaling and card play choices affect the outcome, plus a brief market-car theft item.
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Disney films selection now available
Ira N Brannon of Mendocino Lake Savings and Loan announced a new program with Walt Disney Studios offering a selection of 16 mm sound and color Technicolor Disney films for use by schools churches businesses civic and youth groups. No charge for use. Call Sherrie Vinson at the Ukiah office for a list.
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New Appliance Makes Carpet Cleaning Easier
A new dry cleaning machine named HOST promises easier carpet care without water. It claims to lift spots and dirt from all fibers including cotton nylon and acrylic while keeping carpets dry to prevent shrinkage or rust stains. For details or emergencies contact Chamberlain Foot Covering at 888 No State St 462-6307.
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