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...United States Supreme Court yesterday failed to grant the Boston Herald-Traveler Corporation a temporary stay on the FCC order to turn over the television facilities of Channel 5 to Boston Broadcasters...
...addition to the TV station, the corporation owns the Boston Herald-Traveler. Earlier in the week Harold Clancy, president of the corporation, said if the station, WHDH-TV, were lost that, "in my opinion the paper wouldn't survive...
...might expect from a New York Giants fan, which 44-year-old Roger Kahn could well have been if he had grown up on Manhattan's Upper West Side instead of a trolley lurch from Ebbets Field. But to Kahn, who covered the Dodgers for the New York Herald Tribune in the early '50s, baseball wasn't just baseball. It was-well -transpontine. Between Kahn and the game flowed the mainstream of American experience. On his side was a Jewish family life in which culture was spelled with a capital K. On the other side were those...
Luckily, Kahn's world of poetry and pop-ups resolved itself on the Herald Tribune, where he was eventually assigned to cover the Dodgers' 1952 and '53 seasons. These were the years when the Dodgers again lost the World Series to the Yankees, when the cry of "Wait'll next year!" rose over Flatbush. After Brooklyn finally defeated their Bronx rival in 1955 and then resumed their brilliant bumbling, the cry became "Wait'll last year!" The team was still one of the most exciting ever to take the field. There were Furillo...
Most of their writings, although addressed and submitted to the appropriate official agencies. Odajnyk said, went unanswered and unpublished. Instead, they circulated in handwritten and typed copies--samizdat--and were eventually reprinted in the Ukrainian Herald, an underground publication...