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“They Can’t All Be Wrong” (October 15, 1981) By Charles Phillip Bissell

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Title:	“They Can’t All Be Wrong” (October 15, 1981) By Charles Phillip Bissell
Artist:	Phillip Bissell (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Illustration
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	483
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Added to Site:	6/18/2019
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“They Can’t All Be Wrong” (October 15, 1981)
By Charles Phillip Bissell (1926 - )
9 x 12, ink and wash on board

In 1960, Boston Globe cartoonist Phil Bissell, working for $25 a day, was handed an assignment that would change his life—and the lives of fans of the brand-new AFL football team coming to Boston. “Sports editor Jerry Nason came to me and he said, ‘They’ve decided to call the team the Boston Patriots. You better have a cartoon ready for tomorrow’s edition.’” Bissel’s “Pat Patriot” cartoon was the Patriot’s logo from 1961-1992.

“Former President Jimmy Carter, saying the Reagan Administration should play a stronger role in the Middle East, told reporters today that he would lobby senators to support the sale of AWACS radar surveillance aircraft to Saudi Arabia.”

“Mr. Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, arrived by private plane at National Airport for a three-day visit, their first to Washington since Mr. Carter left office almost nine months ago.”
“The former President made public the text of a letter he had sent to senators urging them to support President Reagan's proposed military sale to the Saudis, which includes five Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft.”

“Mr. Carter also reiterated his statement that the United States would have to deal with the Palestine Liberation Organization sooner or later in order to achieve peace in the Middle East. He and former President Gerald R. Ford made the remark on Saturday in an interview aboard an Air Force jet returning from Egypt where they were part of the United States delegation at the funeral for President Anwar el-Sadat.” (NYT October 13, 1981)

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