The press and the public interest.
By: Edited by Warren K. Agee.
Series: The William Allen White lectures; William Allen White memorial lecture
Publisher: Public Affairs Press
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Subjects: Journalism -- Social aspects -- United States; Public interest -- United States; Press -- United States
Table of contents: title: Cops and robbers in Foggy Bottom, by J. B. Reston.; title: The years of danger, by E. K. Lindley.; title: Newspapers and the survival of free society, by E. D. Canham.; title: New dimensions in the news, by P. Hoyt.; title: Newspapering as it seems to me, by G. Patterson.; title: Conscience and the editor, by N. E. Isaacs.; title: Responsibility of newspapers, by R. A. Roberts.; title: Conscience and the editor, by I. Dilliard.; title: The inexact science of truth-telling, by J. L. Jones.; title: Some thoughts on magazine editing, by B. Hibbs.; title: The fight for freedom in Latin America, by J. DuBois.; title: The editor as citizen, by H. Carter.; title: The American newspaper; a changing image, by B. Kilgore.; title: Inside a newspaper group, by P. Miller.; title: Life line of democracy, by C. R. Mollenhoff.; title: The realities of world news editing, by E. J. Johnson.; title: The wonderful newspaper business, by G. Cowles.; title: Perspective reporting versus humbugability, by W. Gallagher.; title: Biographical notes.