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Isabella Cunningham and John
Murphy, both professors in U. T.'s
School of Communications, orga
nized a lively program on a timely
subject. Posing the question "What
is the Role of Advertising in
Political Campaigns'!'' the pro
gram began by tracing
- ''; Catherine
Gudis, "A Landscape of Signs:
Outdoor Advertising in America,
1920-1990'';
Byron C. Hulsey,
"Everett Dirksen and the Modern
Presidents:
Truman,
Eisenhower,
Kennedy and Johnson"; David K.
Johnson, "From Deviant Bureaucrats
to Homosexual
Citizens
- , Drake University; currently writing series of Shake
spearean studies
WILLIAM D. MAGNES, President of an advertising company bearing his name, Washington, D.C.
JOHN MEWHA, United States Army, Retired; currently wri,ting a book .involving Oregon
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exhibit, "Robert Mapplethorpe: The Perfect Moment,"
which contained several homoerotic photographs
among its Li() pieces. This proved lo be the "perfect
moment" for the opponents of the NEA to launch a
direct-mail and advertising onslaught. The purpose
- , they should take paid issue advertising by those with a point
of view."
Newspapers are vulnerable, loo, Hodding Carter charged. "All
the resources are there," he maintained, for both press and televi-
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Jim Lehrer
We've got to stop defending
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tab is pulled and his champagne turns to William Henry
them than your ancrstors."
To commnnorate
the American Bicl•nll'nnial, thr Pil
Harrison's
cider; advertising
cards depicting Grover
grim Socit>ty of Plymouth, Mass., organizpd an exhibit
Cleveland
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their checks. Advertising of liquor
aimed at kid should be eliminated.
"ln ur foreign policy, we must give
drugs the same priori that we give
nuclear proliferation and terrorism.
"The major weapon again t drugs and
alcohol are parents without ques
tion
