William Katz: Urgent Agenda
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I recall when Safire was hired by The Times in the early 70s. There was a mini-revolt among some of the staff because he had written speeches for Richard Nixon. The purity of The Times was being threatened! To his credit, the publisher, Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, known as "Punch," refused to heed the revolutionaries. The result was an excellent association between a liberal paper and a conservative columnist. September 27, 2009
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