Word: slogans
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...paper that include a column he writes about politics and what it's like to be a self-made man and things like that. Shopping bags at his supermarket have VOTE FOR SCHWEGMANN printed on them, probably on the theory that he's usually running for something so the slogan is almost always applicable...
...Orleans, for example, when George Wallace said that New York newspapers were "always giving advice, always scrutinizing," and then added: "We're doin' fine and New York is about to close up." Boston's Mayor Kevin White, too, campaigned for re-election with the slogan: "New York City is bankrupt. So why is Boston's economy in such good shape...
...boom because of the popularity of the permanent wave. By 1941, Revlon was selling to nearly all the nation's estimated 100,000 beauty salons. Before long, the company also was offering women lipstick and nail polish that matched-for "matching lips and fingertips," as one famous ad slogan proclaimed...
...William Simon took the first vacation he has taken in three years, which may have done more to steady the nation's economic nerves than any official nostrum. He assembled all seven of his children for a rare family reunion, found time to think and decided that the slogan "Stay bored with Ford" had some great merit but second-guessed, "Maybe the President would not think...
Since the Nazi Holocaust, which wiped out one-third of the world's Jews, "Jewish survival" has been a slogan that encompasses a number of issues. Besides support for Israel and Soviet Jewry, the concept includes attempts to counteract losses through secularization and intermarriage of Jews with Gentiles. Another, and some say the greatest threat to Jewish survival is being increasingly talked about: the trend among modern Jews to have small families. In the U.S., for example, enrollment in synagogue classes and day schools has declined by roughly one-fourth since 1965, owing largely to the falling Jewish birth...