Tom Stokes, Sherman Adams, and the Free Press Legacy
A tribute to Tom Stokes portrays his steady journalism on the Adams White House affair. The piece cites Strout and The New Republic to note Stokes’s foresight on regulatory commissions, Adams influence, and the political climate shaping inflation and recession.
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Housewives PREFER newspapers with ads in Northwest study
A Northwest study finds 92 percent of housewives cut advertising unless papers include ads. The survey surveyed local readers and highlighted demand for advertising in newspapers.
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