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...think it is time in this country to quit making national heroes out of those who steal secrets and publish them in newspapers." The ex-P.O.W.s rose and cheered for a full minute...
Timothy Leland, assistant managing editor of the Globe, said yesterday, "We don't publish prejudicial material on the case prior to trial. The cartoon quite clearly indicated Attorney General Mitchell and said he was guilty. It was, at the very least, in poor taste...
...Years After One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, which will be initially published (in Russian) by Macmillan of London this week, is described by Medvedev as a Festschrift (German for a written homage). In part, it is a vivid account of an artist who has struggled to write and publish under extraordinarily hazardous conditions. Ten Years is also a detailed analysis of Soviet cultural life from Nikita Khrushchev's brief era of liberalization in 1962 (when One Day was published in the Soviet Union) down through the repressive climate of the present...
...Crimson will publish only three days a week, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, during exam period...
...there is some strong political savvy and a deeply-imbedded moral idealism to Hunter Thompson that makes him a serious commentator the whole way through. He was about the only journalist who had the license to publish unabridged articles from a whole year of reporting, simply because he made so few mistakes and so many shrewd prophecies. He predicted a first-ballot victory for McGovern at the convention when the Senator had only 95 delegates to his name and he was opposed to Eagleton as a "cheap hustler" from the beginning. In fact, of fifty or sixty bets with fellow...