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...time talking to others: ministers, personnel managers, employment agency heads, political ward heelers who punch doorbells the year round, salesmen, bartenders, traffic cops, waitresses, cab drivers, barbers, etc. One correspondent, who has found the method highly productive in the past, went around picking up hitchhikers to get their variegated viewpoint...
...latest Hooper rating was the highest of any CBS program during the Sunday day-time schedule. If, therefore, it can be assumed that any commercial motive for Shirer's dismissal was ruled out, the only possible reason is the one in his accusation: the sponsor did not like his viewpoint. It is no consolation for Shirer to know that he has thus joined a growing list of radio analysts similarly silenced in the past year...
Expressing the Teachers Union viewpoint, F. O. Matthiessen, professor of History and Literature, and president of the Cambridge local, said last night that a bill providing for a commission to investigate discrimination in state colleges would be a "perfectly natural extension of the Fair Employment Practices Commission philosophy in the realm of education...
...lions' den was not quiet enough, however, to put Daniel to sleep. Church leaders, asking the industry and labor men to think of their problems "from God's viewpoint," were occasionally disturbed by such cries from the floor as "Wipe out the evil of monopolistic capitalism!" The Council's new President Charles P. Taft, bossing his first meeting, had to be firm to keep delegates on the subject...
...says that this should not be so, but the teaching of history's mazes is understandably jammed with recounters of obscure events, and with lecturers who ride private hobby horses down the long sweep of History. That Professor Crane Brinton has synthesized rather than compromised these extremes is a viewpoint that surprising numbers of otherwise unwarlike History concentrators will advance belligerently...