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Friday, Oct. 23, 1970 JOURNAL HERALD 35 Interest is cut BRUSSELS (UPI)-The Politicians told play middle of road Good with this Famous Recipe coupon only Belgian National Bank an nounced it has cut its bank (Continued from Page 29) disccurt rale from f.5 percent to COME TO FAMOUS RECIPE socioeconomic group is, even save 'left-handed Lithuanians and 7 percent. A politician does not necessarily get himself elected with Truth: "What the facts are is important, but even more im-i of housing, even funeral homes in each ward. But the method isn't foolproof. "THERE ARE some parts of Maltese immigrants" because to know where thev are and how dustrial Establishment running this country: "It's too simplistic to say there is one establishment.

There are a lot of competing establishments." The workshop ran two hours and die students asked Scammon question after question, they usually vote allows pse rnuaaeipnia wnere the undertakers' parlors are still Italian," Scammon said, "hut th TtoHanc phologists to figure out how they will vote in the future. Scammon 1 said. ON BUCKET or BARREL Clip coupon and take to Famous Recipe Fried Chicken Take Home nearest you. Save fi with coupon on a bucket or barrel ONLY. ww uiv have gone away and just come back to be buried." every ward in the country.

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239 portant is what people think the facts are." Spiro Agnew is the political "second-lieutenant who grabs has carbine and goes forward, shouting, 'Follow There is a high death rate among second-lieutenants." The independently registered voter is no paragon of political virtue: "A lot of them are intellectual slobs. They vote less, know less and care less." There is no Military In THE ROLY-POLY six-footer had a lot to say to the UD students on the way American politics is: Many politicians place too much faith in the brief television spot-ad technique: "The sling your coat over your-shoulder and get r-picture taken by a run-nfimg-brook syndrome." last night. Scammon laughed and said: "This is like the carny show. You've got the girl out front; Neighborhoods a and Scammon's employes have to keep looking. "South Newark was heavily Jewish-this is the area that "Portnoy's Complaint" was written about-and now its heavily black," he said.

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