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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1964
Page
19
A New York opinion piece argues that labor and management are not equal competitors in a biased system. It contends Big Business owns media and resources, giving labor scant chance to compete. The author calls out hollow appeals to fair play while executives retain structural advantage and profits.
The New Hampshire primary fuels talk of a Kennedy write-in for vice president. Kennedy's fate hinges on GOP choices, with Nixon and Goldwater options shaping northern and southern votes. The White House weighed a formal statement, which Kennedy issued to emphasize loyalty to Johnson.
Mark Lane a New York reform leader argues Lee Harvey Oswald is innocent of Kennedy’s assassination. He will speak at Amherst College on March 12 at 8 30 p m in the Babbett Room under the International Relations Organization. Lane cites a Dallas prosecutor Wade and his own brief challenging Oswald’s guilt and notes his ongoing college talks.
WILLIAMSTOWN. In 1950 Paul Porter and Abe Fortas argued Dorothy Bailey's ouster from civil service after the Loyalty Review Board found her a security risk The eight justices tied, sustaining the lower court and Bailey lost her job She could not demand due process or cross examination of informers, as the board relied on un sworn or unknown sources This piece parallels to Rogow's study of James Forrestal and critiques public domain judgments in early Cold War America.
The piece argues biographers may overuse psychiatric commentary when describing James Forrestal, noting the dangers of leaning on psychiatrists versus archival records. It reviews Forrestal’s pressures from communism and Zionism, defense unification issues, and the toll on his health while highlighting critics and defenders.
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