Author: Aronson, James [1915 - 1988]
Title: The Press and the Cold War by James Aronson. New and Expanded Edition
Description: New York, Monthly Review Press, 1990. New edition. orig.boards. 21x14cm, xx,342 pp.. Minor rubbing. VG. ¶ Contents: One Newspaperman's Life (A Preface); From Zenger to Abdication; Counterpoint of Two Wars; Henry Wallace and Hysteria; The Frost on the Pumpkin; The Making of Joe McCarthy; A Tale of Two Editors; The News from Korea; The Prisoners of War; The Eastland Succession; The Target: The " Times"; The Bay of Pigs; The Missile Crisis; Vietnam: The Making of a Miracle; The Miracle Unmade; Patriotism and Policy; Free Riders to the Front; Journalism of the Absurd; Two Men of the Times; Freedom and Responsibility; The Alternative Press; The Roaring Seventies; The Constricting Eighties; Spooky Tales.

Keywords: American Journalism History, United States, Mass Media, Cold War, Politics, Political, Journalists, Newspaper, Newspapers