Whitman was an obituary writer for The New York Times. His My Turn essay is interesting, arguing that we should be more willing to speak ill of the … [Read more...]
Edward Hoagland Autograph
Essayist, novel, travel author. Received 3/8/1974. His My Turn essay is a fairly standard one about how a series of misfortunes, including some … [Read more...]
Annette K. Baxter Autograph
Received 4/22/1975. History professor. Barnard College, specialized in American studies and women's studies. "For Edward Garbowski/ … [Read more...]
John Kenneth Galbraith Autograph
Famous economist who was extremely influential in mid-century (20th Century) America. He also served in the administrations of Presidents Franklin D. … [Read more...]
Joyce Maynard Autograph
Author. Maynard cut her photograph from the article. I do not believe she explained why. Around the time of this article she was involved romantically … [Read more...]
Jimmy (the Greek) Snyder Autograph
Football analyst, oddsmaker. He eventually was embarrassed and shamed out of public life for racially insensitive remarks, which were not something I … [Read more...]
Joseph Farris Autograph
New Yorker cartoonist. "Best wishes, Joseph Farris" Received 2/25/1974 … [Read more...]
J.F.[Jerald] terHorst Autograph
J.F.[Jerald] terHorst Reporter and briefly Press Secretary for Gerald Ford. Resigned upon being informed that President Ford planned to pardon … [Read more...]
Jack Valenti Autograph
Long-time (38 years) President of the Motion Picture Association. Famous for overseeing creation of the MPAA film rating system, and being a fierce … [Read more...]
James C. Jones Autograph
Detroit bureau chief for Newsweek. Not surprisingly, I understand that his major focus was the automobile industry. "With good wishes - James C. … [Read more...]