U S Press Dean Hopeful Of Liberalism
Hal Boyle profiles Oswald Garrison Villard at 74, dean of American journalism. Villard says he would do it again, praising journalism as a vital but evolving profession. He notes newspapers are truer to liberal ideals today yet fail to fully advance progressive causes and aid the underdog, while remaining optimistic about liberalism's future.
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Villard the editor who shaped liberal voice and warned of war
The profile recalls Henry Villard long connected with the Nation and the Evening Post. It notes his career beginnings, rise to influence, and critique of modern journalism. He praises Grover Cleveland and warns that liberal aims include ending war, controlling atomic arms, and a united world, while lamenting entertainment driven news.
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