Word: sloganeer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Long before it ever became a slogan," says Joseph P. Kennedy, "my family and I had togetherness...
Tentatively admitting the John Birches to his petrified forest, Columnist Westbrook Pegler, 67, applauded their "Impeach Earl Warren" slogan ("I think this is an impractical idea but a worthy emotion"), but noted that he had personally "abstained from joining the society because it might not be far enough to the right." Equally abstemious, for different reasons, was another vintage journalist, California Rancher Thomas M. Storke, 84, who for 61 years has been editor-publisher of the Santa Barbara News-Press. To counter Big Bircher Robert Welch's $2,300 college essay contest on reasons why Warren should be impeached...
...Sobriety"). "Do" is also the WCTU's favorite word. Members are fond of sentences with lots of energetic do's, like "Do not be afraid to do whatever you can do to stop your friends from purchasing food in supermarkets that do sell beer and malts." The slogan for the coming year is "Double...
Britain has long had a vocal minority of unilateralists on the Left. In the atomic age, war to them seems senseless for any cause-even their own freedom-as is evidenced by their slogan, "I'd rather be Red than dead." Inevitably too, anti-German prejudice persists. In Swansea fortnight ago, 300 marchers demonstrated against the NATO plan to train West German Panzer units in Wales this fall. The real point-that the defense of Berlin is ultimately the defense of Britain-is only now beginning to dawn on the mass of Britons enjoying the summer...
Most significant of all, in Grenoble the first family-planning clinic publicly opened its doors last month. Attracted by the slogan "A Wanted Child Is a Happy Child.'' Frenchwomen filled the clinic. Its 21 volunteer doctors can legally give only information and advice; but, increasingly, doctors are risking their professional careers to write prescriptions for female contraceptives, which still can be filled only outside France. Next step in Dr. Weill-Halle's crusade: a birth-control information center in Paris, soon to be followed by centers in each of France's major cities...