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Chock-full-o'-Nuts
Hays, Arthur Garfield | October 16, 1954 issue

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The article focuses on the book "Fear the Accuser," by Dan Gillmor. Dan Gillmor has done a prodigious job of research and analysis. Author Dan Gillmor has done a prodigious job of research and analysis. In view of the mass of contradictory testimony, misleading headlines, bulldozing examinations, competition of investigators to be the first to excite suspicion, one owes a debt of gratitude for a book which not only is interesting but gives the source material to show up the inanities of the accusers.

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FEAR the Accuser (Book); GILLMOR, Dan; BOOKS; BILLS, Legislative; UNITED States -- Politics & government; UNITED States
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