Smell appeal and ancient rock clues in editorial mix
The piece discusses smell appeal in advertising, noting its potential to replace visual emphasis and its research depth. It also reports on New England rock formations resembling British prehistoric sites, with archeologist James P. Whittall Jr. suggesting strong correlations in spacing and shape implying shared religious use.
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Madison Avenue
Bakeries
Milady
NASA
New England
America
Britain
James P. Whittall Jr
New England Antiquities Research Association
Europe
Whittall
Atlantic
British Isles
Adenauer tours Berlin as morale trip provokes jeers
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer walked the Berlin barricades during a morale visit and was met with jeers from Communist ranks. A firemen parade climaxed the Cumberland Valley convention, doubling the 10 year earlier parade size. A Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington was stolen from Britain's National Gallery, later sold to the nation for 140 pounds amid controversy. Acheson condemned a Yugoslav attack on an American plane as outrageous. Hershey Creamery plans a new Valley Pike home around October 15, and Frederick County teachers prepare for the September school opening with a three day workshop.
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Konrad Adenauer
East
West Berlin
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen
CVVFA
Duke of Wellington
Britain
National Gallery
On Your Own Freedom and Focus for Youth
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas argues youths should craft their own paths within two rules: pursue education of their choosing and maintain good behavior. It notes families with long traditions can shape plans, while youth revolt and independence challenge fixed tracks.
Welfare reform and revenue sharing drift from Nixon package
President Nixon delays welfare reform and revenue sharing amid a shrinking budget and mounting deficits. Senate liberals push back, citing the program as vital yet costly, while Sen. Russell Long and Rep. Wilbur Mills maneuver over a trimmed plan and the future conference position.
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Louisiana
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Long
Finance Committee
Senate
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
The Devaluation of Freedom
Washington column analyzes President Nixon's 90 day price and wage freeze and other measures as signals that the free enterprise dream is shifting toward corporate socialism. It argues the nation must endure hardship, uphold virtues, and improvise a new economic structure to survive.
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Washington
Nixon
House
John Connally
Republican Party
Paine
Connally
Short Speech Tips and Quips Provide Quick Reader Aid
HAL Boyle collects quick advice and curiosities from public speaking tips to trivia about locusts insects and historical journeys. The brief notes include keeping speeches under forty minutes tips on exercise for smokers and a 1903 cross country car trip by Col Nelson Jackson.
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New York
Col. H. Nelson Jackson
United States
San Francisco
E. W. Howe
Potato Hill
Secrecy Holds on 90 Day Wage Price Freeze
Washington reports that the 90 day wage price freeze aims to steady inflation and protect the dollar amid global trade strains. Officials say cooperation from management and labor is crucial with a national commission possibly handling remaining issues after the period. The administration plans no public extension and expects the freeze to end with conditions left for later review.
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Washington
United States
America
National Commission
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