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29 Mar 1966
Page 1
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item mentions Spec ier 138 and Airey entities with scattered terms including cat and G'Sies Soc Top ieee. The readable text limits a coherent event or outcome.
An analysis of big city dailies fading and small town weeklies surging. The piece notes mergers, printing tech, ad revenue shifts, and urban decay while highlighting the rural press gaining scope with local focus and cheaper offset printing, ending with cautious optimism for small papers.
A cautious critique of the book Self-Styled Radicalism in the New Left anthology. The reviewer notes vivid firsthand Civil Rights era accounts, yet finds the collection lacking in rigorous analysis and coherence. Despite flaws, the volume is praised for compassionate writing and careful selection, and the reviewer hopes it reaches a wide audience.
The Oberlin College student newspaper The Review faces critique after endorsing all council candidates, with editors defending the choice yet faulted for denying other contenders a chance to respond.
A minority of Oberlin students urge independence for The Review amid a campus debate on election endorsements. The letter argues student government publishers should not edit or censor journalistic content and warns of the dangers of interfering with editorial policy while supporting broad editorial freedom and diverse campus viewpoints.
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