June 25, 1969 (page 11 of 44). (1969, Jun 25). 

‘They’re worried about the image of the elderly New Yorker…’ Jeremy Campbell ‘In Washington’.

Article on the New Yorker magazine. Mentions advertising being ‘down’ at the magazine and the introduction of the New York Magazine that ‘claims to outsell the New Yorker’. Campbell writes: ‘The New Yorker, once the summit of sophistication, is much less staid than it looks. It has several new young writers. It has covered race riots, exposed the greed of the drug industry, printed James Baldwin, written a devastating story of how U.S troops in Vietnam “relocated” the village of Ben Suc.’