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...great opportunity. Today the Crimson defends the position of minorities, in this nation and all nations; their equal claim to the God-given rights of "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." This is the essence of Democracy. It rejects "tolerance" in favor of an interdependent and working brotherhood...
...evening news time approached, star-struck CBS executives in New York, Washington and Los Angeles began clearing their throats and straightening their ties. Many of them had already been pressed into service behind the cameras because of a strike against CBS by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represents cameramen, audio and lighting men and other technicians. But now the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists had ordered its members-who include newsmen and the casts of live programs such as soap operas-to honor the IBEW picket lines at CBS broadcast sites. Such stellar AFTRA members...
...more on its mind than mere competition. Four days before the election, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers struck the network, blacking out three N.F.L. football games and an important Face the Nation broadcast (guests: George McGovern and Spiro Agnew), and threatening to obliterate election coverage. Fearing labor troubles at the worst of all possible times, Jean Westwood, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, asked CBS to keep away from any Democratic functions; several candidates also gave excellent imitations of persons badly frightened by a picket line. CBS got the message and canceled its "remote" pickups from some 20 locations...
...Heimert donned his peg leg, whistled to his trusty Moby the Zamboni, filled his saddle bags with beer and answered his Don's call with the cry. "Next to liberty, the brotherhood most dear...
...hall is decorated with a picture of Malcolm X and the red-green-and-black flag of black liberation. As its leader strolls down the corridors, he frequently greets his pupils with the black-brotherhood handshake. This is no revolutionary institution, however, but a Catholic parochial school, Holy Angels, one of the largest and most unusual in the U.S. It is both strict and successful...