Word: branded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Really Don't Want to Know Elvis Presley 67. Lowdown Chicago 68. High Time We Went Joe Cocker 69. Sunshine Jonathon Edwards 70. Layla Derek and the Dominoes 71. What is Life George Harrison 72. Joy to the World Three Dog Night 73. Amos Moses Jerry Reed 74. Brand New Key Melanie 75. Albert Flasher Guess Who 76. I Am...I Said Neil Diamond 77. Try Some, Buy Some Ronnie Spector 78. Everybody's Everything Santana 79. Won't Get Fooled Again Who 80. Rock Steady-Oh Me Oh My Aretha Franklin 81. Day After Day Badfinger 82. Only...
DURING World War II, Eleanor Roosevelt logged thousands of miles visiting American troops overseas and meeting with exiled leaders in London. Mrs. John Kennedy lent her special brand of jet-set elegance to her husband's presidency by making unofficial trips to India and Pakistan. Lady Bird Johnson, who generally confined her traveling to the continental U.S., journeyed to Greece for the funeral of King Paul. But no First Lady in history has quite matched the Pat Nixon traveling road show, which last week wound up a resoundingly successful eight-day, 10,000-mile, jet-propelled good-will tour...
Storehouse Style. Although the aerospace decision was a welcome first sign of toughness, the Pay Board still showed all too much evidence of disarray. Its formal meetings, which convene around a T-shaped table in a brand-new Washington office building, are often only short voting sessions. The real business is conducted, statehouse style, in caucuses among members of one or more of the three groups. These are attended not only by the official members, but also by a bewildering array of aides and alternates...
Lucky Matthias! Papa Willy Brandt, Chancellor of West Germany, was finally finished with those earnest confabulations with President Nixon and had taken him to the brand-new Disney World at Orlando, Fla., where Mickey Mouse himself turned out to show him around. Forty-four-year-old Mickey (enacted by a Disney employee) and ten-year-old Matthias, in a T shirt decorated with a big, stars-and-stripes "USA," walked around hand in hand, moving diplomacy into a new dimension...
...Exit is a masterful work. Its greatest value lies in how the philosophical and the dramatic fit together; Sartre can sell his own peculiar brand of existentialism and still have a tightly written dramatic statement. The Hub Theatre is aware of the danger of philosophic overkill; they fortunately let Sartre's philosophy stand unaided. But No Exit as drama is a strong play, demanding strong acting and strong direction. With one exception, the Hub fails to provide this strength...