Acclaimed 20th Century Essayist Noel Parmentel Dies at 98
Noel E Parmentel Jr a New Orleans born writer and wit who mentored Joan Didion and spurred Norman Mailer run for mayor died Aug 31 at a hospital in West Haven Connecticut at age 98 He was known as a sharp irreverent critic and raconteur who bridged The Nation Esquire and National Review and influenced a who s who of mid century New York literary figures with his blunt satire and outsized personality.
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New York
Joan Didion
Norman Mailer
West Haven
Connecticut
Vivian Sorvall
New Orleans
Parmentel
Manhattan
Mailer
Richard Leacock
Noel
Dan Wakefield
Nation
National Review
Esquire
United Nations
U.N
Didion
Bogart
Tracy Daugherty
Dunne
Maidstone
New York City
Jack Newfield
Gloria Steinem
Jimmy Breslin
John V. Lindsay
Scarsdale
Peoria
Noel Edward Parmentel Jr
Tulane University
University of Minnesota
Parmenter
Leacock
Robert Penn Warren
Walker Percy
Fielding O’niell
Peggy O’niell
Servall
Fairfield
Stephen
Mississippi River
Daugherty
Michael Lerner founder of Tikkun magazine dies at 81
Michael Lerner activist rabbi and psychologist who founded Tikkun magazine in 1986 with Nan Fink Lerner died August 28 at his Berkeley home at 81 from congestive heart failure. A Berkeley graduate, he shaped a politics of meaning blending liberal goals with spiritual renewal and criticized both Israeli policy and liberal complacency. He coauthored Jews and Blacks Let the Healing Begin with Cornel West and remained active in the Tikkun community online until 2024.
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Berkeley
California
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Students For A Democratic Society
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Commentary Magazine
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Tikkun
Commentary
New York City
Bill Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton
Michael Dukakis
George H.W. Bush
Dukakis
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Bush
White House
Hillary Clinton
Clinton White House
San Francisco Chronicle
Michael
West Bank
Gaza
Alan Dershowitz
Jerusalem Post
Israel
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Fink
Hamas
Beyt Tikkun
San Francisco Bay-area
Michael Phillip Lerner
Newark
State
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Democratic Party
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Columbia University
Jewish Theological Seminary
Seattle
University of Washington
Wright Institute
Cornel West
West
J Richard Munro Led Time Warner Merger Creator Dies
J Richard Munro who built Time Inc. into a media giant and engineered the 1989 merger with Warner Communications forming Time Warner died August 11 at a Naples Florida hospice. He was 93. He led Time Inc. from 1980 as chief executive and board chair and helped HBO become a major asset before the Time Warner union. Survivors include his wife Carol Keeney three sons a brother six grandchildren and a great granddaughter.
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Nicholas J. Nicholas Jr
Tives
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Treasury
Carol Keeney
Doug Munro
Mac Munro
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