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A Raised Eyebrow, An Inflection Of The Voice, A Caustic Remark Dropped In The Middle Of A Broadcast Can Raise Doubts In A Million Minds About The Veracity Of A Public Official Or The Wisdom Of A Governmental Policy.

And The American People Should Be Made Aware Of The Trend Toward The Monopolization Of The Great Public Information Vehicles And The Concentration Of More And More Power In Fewer And Fewer Hands.

If A Theology Student In Lowa Should Get Up At A Pta Luncheon In Sioux City And Attack The President's Military Policy, My Guess Is That You Would Probably Find It Reported Somewhere The Next Morning In The New York Times. But When 300 Congressmen Endorse The President's Policy, The Next Morning It Is Apparently Not Considered News Fit To Print.

Bad News Drives Out Good News. The Irrational Is More Controversial Than The Rational. Concurrence Can No Longer Compete With Dissent. One Minute Of Eldridge Cleaver Is Worth Ten Minutes Of Roy Wilkins. The Labor Crises Settled At The Negotiating Table Is Nothing Compared To The Confrontation That Results In A Strike ... Normality Has Become The Nemesis Of Network News.

The Lessons Of The Past Are Ignored And Obliterated In A Contemporary Antagonism Known As The Generation Gap.