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TV GUIDE: eleven short spots for weekly magazine 12)
GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: nutrition and health 13)
GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: time and money saver 14)
GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: turkey saves money 15)
GOOD FOOD MAGAZINE: Christmas holiday issue 16)
BOOK: plugs The World from Rough Stones 17)
BOOK: plugs Kate 18)
BOOK: plugs Dragon at the Gate 19)
ICE CAPADES: one minute spot 20)
ICE CAPADES: 30 seconds 21)
K-TEL: country music album 22)
K-TEL: country music album―same words, different film than No. 21 23)
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES: newspaper w/ man as subject 24)
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES: newspaper w/ woman as subject 25)
MAN AND WOMAN MAGAZINE: "builds into an encyclopedia of adult
relationships"―shows young couple getting married wearing blindfolds 26)
READER'S DIGEST: April issue features "Making Love vs. Feeling Love" 27)
THE LIVING BIBLE; testimonials say it reads just like a daily newspaper 28)
ARLINGTON PARK: 10 seconds for horse racing park 29)
ARLINGTON PARK: 30 seconds for horse racing park 30)
BOOK: plugs Rape in paperback 31)
BOOK: plugs Thomas Tryon's book, Lady 32)
BOOK: plugs James Mitchner's Centennial 33)
BOOK: The Taking of Pelam One Two Three 34)
BOOK: plugs Winning Through Intimidation, noting "do it to them
before they do it to you" 35)
BOOK: plugs Elliot Roosevelt's An Untold Story 36)
BOOK: same as No. 35―for An Untold Story 37)
BOOK: plugs Devil's Desire 38)
BOOK: plugs Alive 39)
BOOK: plugs Watership Down 40)
BOOK: plugs Alive―10 seconds 41)
PLAY: plugs "All Over Town" 42)
PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE: 43)
PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE: 44)
BOOK: plugs The Bermuda Triangle in paperback 45)
BOOK: plugs Night of the Juggler in paperback 46)
RECORD ALBUM: plugs new Jimmy Walker comedy album 47)
K-TEL: mixed artists greatest hits record album 48)
RECORD ALBUM: plugs new Funkadelic album 49)
RECORD ALBUM: plugs Sam Cooke anthology 50)
BOOK: plugs Sam Levinson's In One Ear and Out the Other 51)
BOOK: Doors―get it before your burglar does as man breaks into a
home safe 52)
BOOK: plugs Yesterday's Spy 53)
BOOK: plugs Marybelle Morgan's The Total Woman―sexist
testimonial by Miss America of 1966 54)
BOOK: plugs Meeting at Potsdam 55)
BOOK: plugs Winter Kills 56)
BOOK: plugs Mae West's Pleasure Man 57)
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: little old lady who advertised in this newspaper needs ropes
and bulhorn to control crowd responding to her ad 58)
NEW YORK TIMES: graphic lettering spells out the words associated with the
journalistic delivery in this newspaper 1)
THE BOSTON GLOBE: average housewife writes thank-you letter to the paper
thanking it for making her tiny world a little bigger 2)
NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE: Dick Schapp and Jimmy Breslin are writing frank stories
about New York City―both on-camera
explain their mission early 1960s 3)
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES: assembling paper piece by piece―mentions Kup, Royko and
other features―1960s 4)
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS: food bargains every Thursday 5)
THE NEW YORK TIMES: still of Jack Guilford―dashing 6)
POLAROID SWINGER CAMERA: kicky song with trendy white young people on big yacht 7)
CHICAGO DAILY NEWS: Chicago landscape for a day through fisheye camera lens 8)
THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER: paperboys get pep talk by John Wayne voice
imitator―then move out to deliver 9)
THE NEW YORK TIMES: man reading paper walks along with globe balloon following
him―"you've got the world on a string when you read the New York
Times" 10)
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: the Formosan termite―animated―a
real bug reported on by the paper 11)
NEW YORK WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE: newsstand vendor―get news, comics, and TV
guide (Clio winner for 1967) 12)
NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE: "Love in New York" this Sunday ―news
stand vendor 13)
WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE: long enumeration of writers and features―hand
checks off the table of contents 14)
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE and NEW
WORLD JOURNAL and NEW WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE: management saying a string of
strikes ["unfortunate events"] has stopped the presses ―but
we will be printing as soon as possible 15)
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE: Frank Sinatra wowing them at Paramount theater in
1940s―but last Tuesday the Paramount gave up the ghost―in the New
York magazine 16)
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL: "this is the watch they gave Jim Morrison"
when he retired―but if you want to do more with your career, read the
paper 17)
THE NEW YORK TIMES: man and globe balloon―same as No. 9 18)
WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE: Jimmy Breslin explains his night of drinking and talking
with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor―story in this Sunday's edition 19)
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE and NEW
WORLD JOURNAL and NEW WORLD JOURNAL TRIBUNE: presses silence by a
strike―but will be back just as soon as we can 20)
NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE: man and woman over breakfast speak of the
paper―Nichols and May 21)
CHRONICLE: opening to the television show―TV PROMO 22)
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE: sketch of Central Park if all the lame-brained ideas to
change it actually happened―story will be in this Sunday's
paper―even Breslin writes about the park (Clio winner for 1965) 23)
THE NEW YORK TIMES: Jack Guilford―same as No. 5 24)
THE NEW YORK TIMES: phone number for subscription 25)
TIME MAGAZINE: kings and parliaments come and go―chess board is metaphor
for the world's power plays―"the more you need to know, the more you
need Time" 26)
TIME MAGAZINE: same as No. 25 27)
REDBOOK: mom answers heavy questions with sonny by her side―"written
for young mamas" 28)
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA: man's knowledge of universe has doubled since
1940―put knowledge at your son's command 29)
AGE OF DISCOVERY: man outraces a racecar in short sprint-acceleration explained
in this encyclopedia―magazine-like 112 issues make the reference library 30)
AMERICAN HOME: silhouette of go-go dancer―world of images―symbolic
of today―active, young, freedom―1960s―captured in this
magazine 31)
THE NEW YORKER: noisy New York City―keep up with the Lindsays, Nixons,
Picassos, etc. through this magazine 32)
THE SATURDAY REVIEW: montage of still pictures of Chicago and U.S.
newsmakers―then to Japan and elsewhere―Arthur
Fiedler, dance, TV―Vietnam and starvation―no
voice-over―"The Thought Weekly" 33)
TRUE-TO-LIFE BOOKS: kids sneak into room and secretly open this kid's book from
Encyclopedia Britannica 34)
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA: National Geographic Special can be supplemented by EB―little
boy delivers recitation 35)
JOCK: boxer Muhammed Ali poem says he reads this magazine 36)
BOOK OF THE PRESIDENTS AND FAMOUS AMERICANS: a book series from American
Heritage―99 cents each 37)
REDBOOK: mom answers questions―same as No. 27 38)
ROOSEVELT RACEWAY: jazzy clarinet backgrounds scenes of having fun people
watching trotter horses 39)
HORSE RACING AT AQUADUCT AND BELMONT: thoroughbred horse nostalgic piece about
his "childhood"―now he ready to race in New York―colt
kicks up legs―New York racing Commission 40)
ICE CAPADES: skater-dancers practicing―people buying
tickets―Broadway on Ice 41)
ICE CAPADES: Broadway on Ice―same as No. 40 42)
EPIC RECORDS: "Weekend in London" record album by the Dave Clark
5―still pictures and music 43) ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA: little boy digs hole through the Earth to China while little girl cites EB statistics―animated
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