Word: editor
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Regarding your Sept. 19 story on the religion issue in the Southern press, you said the Knoxville News-Sentinel had banned publication of letters to the editor that "shed a minimum amount of light on the [religion] issue and a maximum amount of bad feeling." The News-Sentinel did net take this stand. It was the Knoxville Journal which banned letters on religion. The News-Sentinel bans them other times but thinks they're pertinent in this campaign and uses them, eliminating, of course, crackpot, false, unreasonable and rash assertions...
...noted in the editor' introduction, this bracketed section does not appear in the revised statement of August 1, 1960, but is taken from an analogous section of the original working paper...
...noted in the editor's introduction, this bracketed section does not appear in the revised statement of August 1, 1960, but is taken from an analogous section of the original working paper...
Kirkland House will sponsor a discussion group regarding "Practical Criticism" of poetry. A. Alvarez, visiting professor at Brandeis and poetry editor of the British magazine Observer, will lead the seminar. The House will also enlarge its program of natural science tutorials, which it began several years...
...about the 1960 E. & P. survey is the large number of papers that remain uncommitted. Replying that they were either "independent" or undecided as of Sept. 9 were 243 papers, or 30.3%, with total circulation of 9,619,943. This is the biggest chunk of uncommitted newspapers in any Editor & Publisher survey since Election Year...