Word: tags
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...steel colored Volkswagens from Massachusetts bore just one Goldwater tag. But the rest each had about six stickers pasted around the car, the "Au H2O in '64" sometimes repeated several times. Many Goldwater stickers showed signs of having been ripped off, which none of the Johnson bumper stickers...
...bumper sticker people are not among the Extremists for Johnson who scratch at other people's cars. Their stickers are solitary, scrupulously neat, and say something restrained, such as "All the Way it LBJ" or "Scientists and Engineers for Johnson and Humphrey." Only two cars of the 38 bore tags revealing their other affiliations; only one mentioned any political candidate besides the big boy. Only two cars sported anything daring as "Stop Barry, The Life You Save May Be Your Own." The LBJ bumper tag army is specially socially in their electioneering an in their cars, pure and abstract...
Late in the third period, the Alumni capitalized on the Crimson's defensive lapses and took the lead, as former all-Ivy inside Tag Sweeney '61, popped in three goals in four minutes. Sweeney really only deserves credit for assists on his first two goals, both of which were kicked in accidentally by Crimson fullback Bernie Heubner. Sweeney's third goal, however, was a well-placed driving shot from twenty-five feet...
...Walker noted that it takes intelligent social commentary and parody to satisfy a discriminating Harvard audience. He pointed out that the increasing use in recent years of the double entendre in Bank humor was no longer satisfying the audience. The use of a line from a song as the tag-line to a joke has often fallen flat because too few in the audience could identify the song...
...suggest that there should be a heavy presumption against any candidate who bears the Republican tag in 1964," he wrote in a letter to the New York Times. "The party as a whole must be punished for what it did at San Francisco... to make sure that such an offense is not committed again...