Reading habits of Jim Bishop and favorite authors
Jim Bishop lists a wide reading range from newspapers like the New York Times and Miami Herald to magazines such as Esquire and True Magazine. He praises writers including Leo Rosten, Jim Bouton, Joe McGinniss, and Arthur Koestler, notes personal editor roles, and admits he has written 17 books while not having read any of them.
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Jim Bishop
Playboy
Reader's Digest
New York Times
The
New York News
Miami Herald
Jersey Journal
Red Bank Register
Time Magazine
St. Clair McKelway
Esquire
Arnold Gingrich
Norman Mailer
True Magazine
Bill Williams
True’s
McCall’s
Good Housekeeping
Butterick Pattern
Cosmopolitan
David Reuben
Breslin
Turner Catledge
Leo Rosten
Jim Bouton
Nancy Mitford
Frederick the Great
Joe McGinniss
Alan Churchill
Lecomte du Nouy
Carolus Baker
Ernest Hermingway
John Toland
Japan
Arthur Koestler
Speaking Freely Quandary Defoliation
A 1960s commission reports U S defoliation in South Vietnam since 1962 has damaged 5.5 million acres of land, with 20 percent of forests destroyed and $500 million in timber loss while mangroves and crops feeding hundreds of thousands are affected. Debates over whether the war's methods were worth the costs continue as a White House phaseout begins. Also noted is National Blood Month urging donations to sustain 6.5 million pints yearly and honor donors.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
South Vietnam
Association
Chicago
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Commission
White House
Vietnam
Nixon
Indiana Evening Gazette record details
The Indiana Evening Gazette, published at 00 Water Street by Indiana Printing and Publishing Company, Indiana, Pennsylvania, since 1890, continues its long local news tradition with archival record notes.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
McCreary Tire Marks V-1 Stamp Across All Cars
January 8 1966 Harry G McCreary chairman announces McCreary Tire and Rubber Co begins stamping all passenger car tires with the Vehicle Equipment Safety V-1 mark showing compliance with WESC minimum performance and uniform test standards. Also notes 1946 re election of Dr H B Buterbaugh as Indiana Borough Council president and Joseph E Deeds purchase of the McCann Restaurant at South Tenth Street and Oakland Avenue.
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Harry G. McCreary
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
United States
Vehicle Equipment Safety
WESC
H. B. Buterbaugh
Indiana Borough Council
Joseph E. Deeds
McCann Restaurant
South Tenth St
Oakland Avenue
My Lai trials cast Calley as scapegoat in war crimes
Washington column argues Army scapegoats lower ranks for My Lai massacre while higher ups allegedly ordered or approved actions. Details cite Col Oran Henderson and Lt Col Frank Barker Jr. as part of a chain leading to Capt Ernest Medina. Critics urge top-level accountability and reform to prevent future tragedies. Also notes lavish Air Force football junket costs to Sugar Bowl with top generals using military aircraft.
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Washington
My Lai
William Calley Jr
Calley
Army
Oran Henderson
Frank Barker Jr
Ernest Medina
Col
Henderson
Samuel Koster
Pentagon
William Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Americal
Charlie Company
Koster
West Point
Westmoreland
Nixon
Air Force
New Orleans
Air Force Academy
University of Tennessee
Junketeer
John Ryan
Andrews Air Force Base
Austin Russell
Russell Dougherty
Donald Crow
Otto Glasser
George Boylan
Harvey Goldsworthy
Albert Clark
William Woodyard
Robin Olds
Academy
Strategic Air Command
Bruce Holloway
Gerald Johnson
Offutt Air Force Base
Inside Labor Who Will Inherit Power
The piece surveys how labor leaders and unions in the United States Britain and beyond shape political power now and into 1980. It weighs future leaders and the shifting reach of organized labor across government and industry amid notable strikes and public sector involvement. The author ponders who will inherit and wield power as new generations rise.
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Olof Palme
Sweden
Willy Brandt
Germany
Lee Kuan Yew
Singapore
Big
America
Ed Heath
Dick Nixon
George Meany
New York
John DeLury
Lindsay
American Civil Liberties Union
John Griner
American Federation of Government
Boyle Column Man Needs Middle Age By HAL BOYLE
New York AP column reflects on middle age as a phase from 50 to 65 with mixed views. It notes burdens like self pity and erosion of strength, yet cites advantages such as longer span, steadier humor, fewer fights, simpler etiquette, and greater life appreciation in disciplined living. It also includes a light Q and A about oysters blue points and nest-building sticklebacks.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Blue Point
Long Island
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Frank B. Hood
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Jefferson
Intiana
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Air National Guard
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Massachusetts
William McCall
District of Columbia
Victor Riesel
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