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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
19
Lenox columnist criticizes modern journalism for widespread distortion and selective truth. He argues reporters cloak bias as patriotism, citing Cuba, Vietnam, and Nixon era cases to claim the press rewrites facts to fit state-serving narratives. He warns this erodes trust and equates it to national creed.
I F Stone argues both Russia and the United States distrust intellectuals who challenge rulers. The elite feed the mind to craft weapons and control thought, then punish dissent as subversive. Turner Carledge notes science builds bombs, but only human spirit can govern them.
President Kennedy confronts House Republican Halleck and Democratic leaders over a bipartisanship civil rights bill. Liberal posturing, sectional opposition, and internal splits imperil passage as the Judiciary subcommittee wavers and the Rules Committee awaits the outcome.
A columnist recalls New York Republicans from early 20th century reform fights, contrasts ellos with today’s Goldwater bid, and argues for a sturdier candidate like Hughes. The piece critiques Nixon era tactics, Nixon era TV apologies, and warns against Barrys fall to populist pleasantries while urging a serious, reform-minded voice.
A fire at Colgate University in Hamilton New York destroyed the 90 year old administration building early Saturday. The loss is about 1 million dollars and most current records are ruined with restoration expected to take days to years. Some records in vaults may have survived. The five story brick structure housed the president treasurer admissions director Alumni Corporation dean of students registrar and public relations staff.
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