New York City News Mergers Signal Major Change
New York’s largest city will lose one afternoon daily and one Sunday paper as the Journal-American and World Telegram Sun merge into the World Journal while the Herald Tribune combines its Sunday edition with the Journal-American. The shift reflects local conditions in New York journalism and contrasts with national trends. Village Voice Amsterdam News and foreign language papers persist, keeping New Yorkers informed amid broader industry changes.
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New York City
New York
New York Herald Tribune
New York Journal-American
New York World
Daily Mirror
Village Voice
Amsterdam News
Long Island
Newsday
Big City
Flora Macdonald biography and Highland history notes
The article discusses Flora Macdonald and her role after Culloden, noting her later life in North Carolina and a biography by a Bryn Mawr College vice president. It touches on her marriages, monuments, and a broader look at Highland history and legends surrounding her life. It also includes side notes on radar speed enforcement and its history in the United States.
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Fred Thomas Jr
Flora Macdonald
Flora
North Carolina
Meggy MacIntosh
Bryn Mawr College
Rufus M. Jones
Hebrides
Culloden
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Highlands
Scotland
Childsan
Allan Midlaid
Eerstetes
Royee
Macdonald
Moore’s Creek Bridge
Skye
Iowa
Bam
Don Wharton
California
Hawaii
Louisiana
Michigan
Nevada
Connecticut
Glastonbury
Conn
Batmania and the turn in popular culture
An editorial discusses the Batman craze across American youth and adults, citing Adam West and Life magazine. It notes the impact on classrooms and TV networks, the backlash over excessive advertising, and industry debates at ABC affiliates in Chicago about fourth commercials to recoup high ratings.
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ABC
Herbert B. Cohen
Westinghouse
Wjz-Tv
Baltimore
Chicago
Brown seeks redwood protection but faces Congress delay
Washington reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown’s bid to save west coast redwoods stalls as House and Senate Interior committees push hearings to late June or July. President Johnson proposes a 10 million dollar national redwoods park in Del Norte County, while Rep. Wayne Aspinall blocks early action. Senate Chairman Scoop Jackson backs hearings but delays until Aspinall acts, risking further tree losses.
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Washington
California
Edmund G. Brown
Congress
Washington Monument
Santa Barbara
Oregon
LBJ
Johnson
del Norte County
Parker
Wayne Aspinall
D-Coro
House Interior Committee
Sierra Club
Save the Redwoods League
Brown
Colorado
Gov. Brown
Senate Interior Committee
Scoop” Jackson
Wash
Jackson
Rep
Aspinall
Union
Redwoods
Alabama
Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
South
White House
Katzenbach
Paul Johnston
Birmingham
Justice Department
FBI
Gary Thomas Rowe
Johnston
Cadmiss, Johnston, Gardner and Clark
Rowe
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Rhode Island
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Leo Mulcahy
Bruce Wayne
Robin
Boy Wonder
Higt
Notre Dame
Life Magazine
Adam West
Batman
Maryland
Art Buchwald
David Singer
Duke University
High Point Enterprise
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High Point, N. C
JCGEP
P. Rawley
Backssis Fos Managingtherson
Loris
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Associated Press
Drew Pearson
Senate
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