Word: sloganeers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...nearly 90,000, but he also faced a runoff. A night-school lawyer who has never before run for public office, 47-year-old Murray has been a printer, reporter, salesman, cattle dealer, cotton-gin operator, farmer, interpreter, tool dresser, truck dispatcher, oilfield roustabout, and plant manager. His campaign slogan: "Just Plain Folks...
...white hats were omnipresent, however, with an estimated 400 members of the class marching. Keynoting '25's trooping was its red and white slogan banner "Life Begins in Fifty...
...feet and think for itself and that was a good sign; but to the extent that it represented a European desire to find a neutral corner away from two quarreling big powers, it had to be answered. "Peace through strength," and not "cold war," was the new slogan in Washington...
That evening there was an hour-long display of "peace fireworks" and 100,000 youngsters cheered wildly as the night sky was filled with the fiery slogan, "Friendship Forever with the Soviet Union," accompanied by the hammer & sickle. Then the great day formally closed. It was, on balance, one of the most futile propaganda efforts the Reds had ever made...
...young Emperor continued his Chinese lessons, studied Annamite chronicles, browsed through French history, literature and economics. He was especially fond of books on Henry IV, the dynast from Navarre who began the Bourbon rule in France with the cynical remark, "Paris is worth a Mass," and the demagogic slogan, "Every family should have a fowl in the pot on Sunday." Bao Dai put his money in Swiss banks (and thereby saved it from World War II's reverses), collected stamps, practiced tennis with Champion Henri Cochet, learned ping-pong, dressed in tweeds and flannels, vacationed in the Pyrenees, scented...