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...sort of thing that one may seek in an adult bookstore but, frankly, we don't think anyone expects to find it in a Sunday family newspaper," Publisher Nackey Loeb and Editor-in-Chief Joseph McQuaid wrote in a front-page announcement in yesterday's editions...
Anyone interested in forming a Boston chapter of SCROD (a highly appropriate association) can write to us at 2477 Yale Station, New Haven. Ct. 06520. Give it a shot. John McQuaid, Ben Norris Co-founders, SCROD; Rob Glaser Disciple
First of all, the paper is not managed by B.J. McQuaid. The Manager of our paper is George Connell; Mr. McQuaid is Editor-in-Chief, and due to the amputation of one of his legs and the breaking of one of his hips twice, he has been almost completely inactive this last year or more...
...article titled "Kissinger the Kike." This was run in the Sunday paper, and was written by Mr. McQuaid. It was not an attack on the Jewish people, but a comment on the fact that Mr. Nixon's harshest critics happen to be Jewish, and this is a rather strange combination...
Another factor which threatens the present power structure is the erosion of the strength of the Union Leader. Loeb and McQuaid committed excesses in the past year which offended even their staunchest supporters. In September they ran an editorial entitled "Is Kissinger a Kike?" which raised the question of an international Jewish conspiracy. Later in the month, they suggested that blacks be forced to emigrate to Africa, this in light of the highly-publicized Roxbury murders. Although the Union Leader will still play an important role in November, it may have seriously weakened its position...