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Phillip E. Areeda, Dearborn, Michigan and Leverett; Peter A. Bater, New York and Eliot; Martin Boykan, New York and Leverett; Nathaniel P. Carleton, Arlington, Virginia and Eliot; James R. Dumwright, Ripley, Tennessee and Eliot; Leonard J. Friedman, Mount Vernon, N.Y. and Kirkland...
...clear violation of the agreement, broke in on the copy in Honolulu and telephoned the message to its San Francisco office." Says I.N.S.'s Nixon: "A.P. and I.N.S. had men in Honolulu, and could have behaved as the U.P. did -except for the ethics of it." Says Carleton Kent, president of the White House Correspondents' Association: "Merriman Smith's . . . filing the communique twice, thus holding up the stories of the special correspondents' pool . . . was a dirty little trick...
Over the Shoulder. Smith's fuming rivals appointed the Chicago Sun-Times's acid-tongued Carleton ("Bill") Kent, president of the White House Correspondents Association, to tell Smith what they thought of him. What Kent said they thought was terse, pithy, unprintable. Smith, however, was unabashed, and, his rivals soon were claiming, unreformed...
INCIDENTALLY, TIME IGNORED THE MAIN POINT OF MY . . . COMMENT TO CARLETON COLLEGE SOCIOLOGY STUDENTS ABOUT COLUMNISTS: "THEY ARE MODERN EQUIVALENTS OF THE MUCKRAKERS OF LINCOLN STEFFEN5' AND IDA TARBELL'S DAY OR THE PAMPHLETEERS OF TOM PAINE'S TIME. MANY PEOPLE DIDN'T LIKE THOSE WRITERS OR THEIR ETHICS, BUT THEY UNQUESTIONABLY PERFORMED A USEFUL SERVICE...
...students at Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., Executive Editor Gideon Seymour of the Cowles brothers' Minneapolis Star and Tribune (combined circ. 105,332) last week gave his considered opinion on certain columnists. "They are all journalistic racketeers-I mean pitchmen," said Editor Seymour. "They are like the oldtime medicine men. They have to produce a sensation...