Nixon and the press reviewed by James Keogh
Book reviews critiquing James Keogh for urging accurate reporting in Nixon era journalism. He argues bias and fabrications pervade coverage, cites a Rumsfeld poverty budget rumor as a falsehood, and asserts Nixon seeks TV to reach the public. Also previews Crichton psychosurgery thriller and several nature guides.
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