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...editorial accompanies the Post's publication of Senator Joseph C. McCarthy's new book, McCarthyism. Loud and random red chasing ostensibly won McCarthy a Wisconsin primary, and obviously, Mr. Fox thinks this strategy can sell newspapers for the financially shaky Post. Fortunately, both Mayor Hynes and Milton E. Lord, director of the library, have resisted the Post's blasting. The elimination of books, and for that matter newspapers as well, should occur in one way only--by people refusing to read them of their own accord...
...lecturer concluded his talk by pointing to five dilapidated chairs lined up on the stage. According to MacKinnon four of these chairs were occupied by Demosthenes. Milton, Beethoven, and Franklin Roosevelt--the fifth could be ours if we would give in and take the $96 course. Then he introduced thirteen recent Dale Carnagie Graduates, fit company for the great men of history. Each grad delivered a two minute speech on what the course had done...
...16th century English air). Listeners have sent in valentines, poems, flowers and art work to show their appreciation. Congressman Albert Morano of Connecticut saluted "the marked contrast to the claptrap coming from other stations." Composer Richard Rodgers wrote a grateful letter on behalf of his ill wife; Cartoonist Milton (Steve Canyon) Caniff said: "Like many another night worker, I am your ardent supporter." A group...
Time for a Change. In 1926, Harrison was the picture of a struggling young architect. He had saved up enough money to support a wife, a tall, 22-year-old blonde named Ellen Hunt Milton, whose brother had married John D. Rockefeller Jr.'s daughter, Abby. They were living in a small, two-room apartment in Manhattan's East 70s when Harrison's old teacher, Harvey Corbett, offered him a partnership. Harrison jumped at the chance, and for "the next four years designed a series of auditoriums and office buildings with Corbett. Architecture was almost his entire...
...nation, the growth of which is the only true measure of the civilization of any age? How many of our faculty, for example, are now developing new ideas or refashioning our cultural heritage so that the product of their life's work, in the words of John Milton, is "something so written to aftertimes, as they should not willingly...