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This is Phil Ochs describing liberals in 1966 In every American community, you have varying shades of political opinion.

I've been lusting after an Ochs und Junior for a while now -- very clever and great design.

The Judy Miller warmongering fiasco was directly attributable to Arthur Ochs Sulzberger (A.

There is no reason to go from one extreme - the 'cops of the word' to quote Ochs - to extreme isolationism on the other.

It could also wind up (ha) depreciating, as ochs and junior make many similar pieces and OP is wearing it actively enough to damage it.

Fun fact: a collab with ochs und junior eventually led to photographer Ming Thein spinning up his own watch brand, now quite popular with collectors.

Hypothetically you could also look for sites linking to so called one-click hosters, of course with adblocker, otherwise they would be (both, the sites, and the OCHs) unbearable.

I think the real reason for the Times' dwindling readership and authority in the last years is the influence of the current publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr., who took over in 1992.

Naturally I agree with you that a large part of the mechanical design is done by ochs und junior; however I do think that if you take the concept a little broader it might make a little more sense: given all the options out there, I set out to have a watch created that would fit my specific wishes.

Phil Ochs wrote a song about this, "The Scorpion Departs, But Never Returns"[1].

Much of the US left has rejected the term liberal for decades (check out Phil Ochs' classic "Love me, I'm a liberal").

Phil Ochs isn't buried, but he's really not as well-known as he ought to be; the story about Dylan "throwing him out of his limo" for being too political for Bob's taste says a lot about Dylan.

I'm thinking of people like Townes Van Zandt, Phil Ochs, or various blues/jazz legends -- people generally highly regarded in their field, but that in spite of having published through established channels have not had commercial "success".

The headlines write themselves; but of what use are articles like this except as subscription bait for Ochs-Sulzberger family trust controlled media?

And with the Times running cover for Hitler’s regime under Ochs.

Build a family legacy like the Ochs-Sulzbergers?