The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 cover featuring images related to Barry Goldwater and the extremism theme, with a focus on the Red Lion Tavern case and its implications for First Amendment rights.
Inside page of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 showing the Table of Contents, highlighting key articles such as 'What's fair on the air?' and 'A new wave from the old India'.
Back cover of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 promoting fine arts collection and subscription options, illustrating the magazine's engagement with arts and culture.
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The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 cover featuring images related to Barry Goldwater and the extremism theme, with a focus on the Red Lion Tavern case and its implications for First Amendment rights.Inside page of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 showing the Table of Contents, highlighting key articles such as 'What's fair on the air?' and 'A new wave from the old India'.Back cover of The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 promoting fine arts collection and subscription options, illustrating the magazine's engagement with arts and culture.

The New York Times Magazine March 30, 1975 Barry Goldwater Extremist Cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Cover
Red Lion, Pa., bottom right, became the focus for a major First Amendment case after aides of Kent State’s John F. Kennedy tried to silence right-wing dissent. The story involves radio preacher Billy James Hargis, top right; writer Fred J. Cook, and a partisan political book. Page 11.

Russell Baker
6 Sunday Observer
The all-purpose newspaper column

11
What’s fair on the air?
The Red Lion case: A landmark court decision. Democratic dirty tricks? Government as editor of last resort.
By Fred W. Friendly

14
A new wave from the old India
Out of the past comes J. P. Narayan, a pacifist revolutionary, to tap the wells of India’s discontent.
By Khushwant Singh

16
2,000-year-old, 48-year-old Mel Brooks:
“Comedy is not surprise. It’s knowing.”
Funny is money
By Herbert Gold

32
Danger: Signs ahead
By James C. G. Conniff

56 Fashion
Unethical
By Mary Ann Crenshaw

58 Design
Elegant hybrid
By Paul Goldberger

61 Food
Recipe for friends
By Simone Beck

65 Puzzles

87 Endpaper
Easter sermon
By Martin E. Marty

Picture credits, Page 52

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