[ForGod'sSake]

...and I expect (don't know, cause I haven't gotten this far) to find the major change coming before 1968, not after. Probably 1965.

You're satisfied the lurch to the left by the media didn't occur til the 60's? Fair enough.

To me it seems the media has always been a little off. But I didn't really start paying much attention to the "news" until around the early 70's. I found the evening news broadcasts were sprinkled with oddities that I couldn't explain; counter-intuititive little trinkets that made me scratch my head in wonderment. It became worse. But I digress.

In any case, would you mind pinging me to any future discussion(s) regarding your work.

Regards,

FGS

[LS]

Yep. I'll post anything I get here on FR. But this is way down the line.

[Lancey Howard]

The communists were working the American press lo-o-o-ong before the '60s.

From: The 50-year fraud of Alger Hiss

"I am not and have never been a member of the Communist Party," Alger Hiss said under oath on Aug. 5, 1948, and calmly refuted the accusation of former Soviet agent Whittaker Chambers. The House Un-American Activities Committee had subpoenaed Chambers two days before. Then a senior editor at Time magazine, Chambers had testified reluctantly.